H Mart

This H Mart is OK, but not enough free samples. The 2 H-​Marts near me have tons of free samples all day, but I’ve been here 3 times now and eaten either something only fairly decent, or searched in vain for a great sample with no result. Last time we came here, no cigar — no samples! That makes the H-​Mart experience for me.
Other than that, decent fish section. It was harder to find the mackerel sashimi than I would have liked but not terrible. I am more used to my own H-​Mart so maybe thats why I was less enthused about this one.

Great selection of Asian items but a bit pricey in the bakery section. Similar buns I can buy in Chinatown for $ 1 they charge nearly $ 5. If you drive down to the nearby plaza you can buy them for $ 2. The fish is decent but you can tell they’re not fresh. I do come here often to get the Korean beef and rice to go since they’re super delicious (probably super unhealthy). I also come here a few times a week to load up on fruits.

We go to this store and the HMart Express by the community center all the time. This one has really good fish and a lot of choices for produce. Also a good place to get sauces and grains. Both stores are nice and clean, cleaner than other HMarts we have been to. Meat and dairy are expensive here, and they don’t have a huge selection of dairy items. I wish they would have some non-​spicy ramen choices for my kids! Cashiers and staff generally businesslike and pleasant. Don’t miss the fantastic rice choices at checkout!

I went back… I have little choice as the place is around the corner from where I live. I bought grapes again — they were $ 2.99 lb and most were rancid! This was on the first week of December 2015 in case you are considering there fruit and vegetable selection!
Okay, the kimchi selection is large.

Price is ok, not cheap. My husband wanted plum wine and I am shock that they don’t have liquor in the store. Otherwise, nothing special. Close to NYC. Cheaper than the one in Korean town.

Great Korean grocery store right near GW bridge. Extensive produce section and fish market. Great Kimchee selection and premade Banchan options. Open till 11 for late night shopping. So many rice selections it’s hard to choose. There’s a bakery section on the way out too.

This used to be King’s supermarket many years ago. The H Mart in Ridgefield is old, and it now makes sense for everyone closer to or in Fort Lee to just make the short trip here. There’s another H Mart where the Fort Lee Community Center is, but that one’s a lot smaller. It’s hard to get two carts to pass in one aisle, so it’s not that spacious. The parking lot is shared with other establishments, and stretches out to accommodate a huge number of customers. It is absolute chaos here during the weekends, but that’s really the only time I go.
I prefer Mitsuwa, but if I have to get Korean food, H Mart or Hannam Chain is my go to. The seafood is generally fresh but I feel a sting of guilt everytime I see the dying lobsters, painfully awaiting its final breath on a bed of ice. Just sad.
You’re not going to find a lot of American brand items here, so it’s best to go to A&P (which sucks), Whole Foods (also sucks but way better than A&P) or Pathmark.

This is the very best HMart I’ve been to. Aside from the spectacular produce section which features stunning bok choy, napa cabbage, choy sum, and the like, there’s a fresh noodle section (yes!), a fresh kim chee section, and a bakery where you can get the most mouth-​watering red bean donut ever.

Great quality and selection. There are so many options. The location is near the highway so it is a good location. Pretty straight forward with everything that you need. One stop shop.

This is the general information I got from a friend who goes there all the time: Good for produce, fish and meat. Not so great for dairy. From the area, the place has better quality produce than others.
Has Asian specialty items. There are variety of kimchi, bakes Japanese goods, a variety of mushrooms I have not seen in other places as well as different sorts of lettuce and fruit. Large variety of seafood. The are fresh options for sushi and for cooking.
There are also products to browse from — things like a machines that make dry fruit, plates, rice cookers etc…
I went on a Sunday and the place was crowded and felt a bit disorganized. I was still able to get what I needed without standing in line too long.

Not bad, the fruit was fresh. But some meat is too expensive then other supermarket.
a little difficult to Parking there.

Huge selection on groceries imported mainly from east Asia. There is an amazing bakery in it, fresh seafood, meat, vegetables, and miscellaneous supplies.
Just coming into Hmart you feel like you are in a foreign country. That’s good and bad .You love the selection and authentic ingredients that are sold here but man it sucks when you can’t find someone who speaks english. Everything seems spread out, hard to find certain items, they have improved on their layout.
Maybe one day the managers could remap the whole place. That would definitely make hmart a better place to get groceries

I really want to check out Mitsuwa in Edgewater but after reading the reviews about how hard it is to find parking and how crazy it is on a weekend there, I’ve been putting off checking that place out. Thankfully, I found H mart on Unilocal!I had no problems finding parking, but do be careful walking around that parking lot. Seems like there’s a lot of distracted drivers.
I was really surprised to see how clean H Mart is. It looked kind of tiny from the outside but once I got inside I quickly learned they had a lot to offer! The produce looked fresh and they have a wide assortment of fresh seafood, marinated meats, prepared foods, kimchi, and there’s even a bakery inside! The best part of my experience was all the free samples they had! Lol I may have did a few laps around the store just eating samples… very delicious

Ah, H Mart, for when I’m too lazy to head down to Mitsuwa. Which, for me, is basically almost all the time.
As far as the grocery store experience goes, it’s above average. Clean, friendly staff, not too crowded… I enjoy the music they play in the store (seriously, it’s not everyday you hear The Alan Parsons Project in a grocery store, but I’ve heard them play their songs twice now). The parking lot is huge, though the degree to which your fellow shoppers adhere to the posted traffic guidelines may vary from time to time. Most of the time it’s fairly orderly, but I’ve seen people speed through the lot in order to get a prime parking spot, or people will pointlessly honk at you even though you’re waiting to let pedestrian traffic pass.
Prices on stuff that can be bought at other grocery stores aren’t that great. I tend not to buy my milk and dairy here because it’s usually a dollar or two more expensive. Vegetables are great though, and there sometimes will be awesome sales. Oh, and obviously there are things here that you can’t find at the A&P. The lines for the registers are never too long, and the ahjummas that are manning the registers always pleasant… unlike at A&P where they never seem to have enough aisles open and a lot of the cashiers are the unmotivated teenager type.
One thing I wish they could improve on is organization. I was looking for a specific kind of green tea, and I think they had tea in like 4 different aisles so it took a while… Found it eventually but wish it was easier.
Overall, it’s a great place to shop at and I’m glad H Mart is nearby.

Love this place.
1) The market is clean and neat with lots of Korean products.
2) The prices are reasonable.
3) It has a Korean bakery chain called Tous Les Jours, which has amazing baked goods.
3) They always have free samples.

large, clean, well organized.
cheap prices for produce
lots of asian ingredients available.
packaged, prepared food are terrible
like banchan and pajun.
don’t waste your time on those.

Ahh, H-​Mart.
I don’t know about you, but I love free samples. Come here at the right time and you can get full just by walking around the store, they gots all kinds of free stuff on deck. Cool Korean fruits, sautéed tofu and mushrooms, those weird Asian snacks, baked goods and other stuff I don’t eat like grilled pork belly.
I usually come here for dumplings/​gyozas/​potstickers, edamame, rice, tofu, and fruits and vegetables, all of which are awesomely priced. If you’ve never been to an Asian specialty market before, you’ll quickly realize the selection of certain items varies greatly from American supermarkets. For instance, H-​mart has like 20 different kind of mushrooms for sale. But if you come here for a can of beans, you’ll be disappointed. I legitimately searched for beans for 20 minutes one day, only to find all they carry are the fancy organic types for like $ 2.50 a pop. Where the Goya at tho?
Their seafood section blows any American store out of the water (see what I did there?) They have an awesome hot bar with plenty of interesting looking foods that I would probably try if I weren’t vegetarian. There’s also an array of packaged cold foods such as stewed tofu, kimchi, seaweed salad, and other Korean delicacies. They have a nice little bakery too.
H-​Mart is a cool store. If you wanna feel like you’re halfway across the world while chowing down on loads of free samples, come on by to Linwood Plaza and check it out.

The parking lot is terrible here. Trust me, you may easily get hit.
Other than that though, the supermarket is great. There is a prepared foods section even.
Also, there is so much fresh fish. Yes, it smells a bit but that’s what it should smell like: the sea! There are so many options too! The prices are also reasonable for the variety you get! They also sell sushi grade fish so you can make your own at home!
This is the place to go when you need any Asian product from certain ramens to candies that you love from back home.
I used to live and work right by here and often walked over at least once a week. The staff is usually very friendly and efficient. Though, many automatically spoke Korean to me, assuming I was Korean (I speak Cantonese) but they were very polite when I looked bewildered at them like a deer in headlights.
If you need ingredients to make that special Asian dish, definitely hit this place up.

This H-​mart is good, they are very clean. The seafood, produce and meat are all very fresh, they are a lot better than their another location in Little Ferry.
11^th of every month is their customer appreciation day, on 11^th, there will be some selected items you can get with BUY 1 GET 1 FREE! However, it’s apparently everyone knows this so the parking situation on this day would be a chaos, the parking spot is difficult to find and sometimes you can’t even get a shopping cart. I still think it’s worth to come here on 11^th as you can sometimes get really good deal!

H Mart chicken breast=$ 4.99/pound vs. Shoprite chicken breast=$ 2.99/pound on sale today!
«Happy hour”=$ 4.99 for watermelon! Great deal!:)