Galleria Market

I like to come to this market because this one is relatively not busy compared to all the other markets in Koreatown. I know that this Galleria Market and the one in Olympic is the same as well as HK Market but they have different sales so check online before coming.
Parking is in the structure and is a bit weird but they have escalators and elevators to get to the market. If you are using the escalator with the cart, dont worry! They have one for your cart as well.
Veggies are fresh but is expensive compared to other Korean markets. I like to come here for Korean snacks and also pre-​made food.
Cashiers here are young guys but I find them more helpful and kind than the Ajummas at other markets. They also have many small shops before entering the market including a bakery, stationary store, makeup and hair salon.

Very convenient grocery store located in k-​town, open late until midnight, free parking for customers.

This is one of the Korean supermarket in Ktown. It open late hours until midnight. The parking structure of this place is kinda awkward but there are pretty of spot so one less thing to worry.
They carry good variety section of Korean essential food and snacks. However I find their price in the high side.
The market is clean and is very modern look, there are few shops in the market.

Great Korean market with loads of options if you need Japanese groceries also. Prices are amazing and produce is so fresh that is lasts a long time in the fridge. I have been helped many times by workers in all departments on every visit. From learning that Ginsing teas helps you smell fresh in the summer to the explanation of drinking vinegar blueberry beverages! If you can’t enjoy hk market galleria then you are missing a serious Los Angeles treat.

Absolutely clean and well-​run Korean supermarket.
So why 2 stars?
Because it is unbearably cold.
And it needs to be reported for labor violations for subjecting the staff to those temperatures.
It is unconscionable to make people work in a freezer.

There seems to be a lot of corruption in some of the reviews, some racism, etc. My heart goes out to you all. I hope you find peace at a market of your convenience. All I can say is that I got want I needed, nothing was spoiled, Korean hate on other Asians too, so racism is definitely a fault statement. Oh … highlight: parking is excellent and market looks spotless.

The food court here is good. I ordered the bulgogi dub bab was 6.99 and it came with 4 kinds of banchan said and soup. Good cheap meal. I like shopping at galleria because sometimes they have these ridiculously cheap deals like 3 cookies and cream peppero for $ 1. Too bad I only got 6 of them. They have maybe 3 – 4 items that would buy so I usually stock up my fridge.

This market really is great! I really liked the selection that they have here and the prices were just right. They had samples everywhere so it was pretty easy for me to get caught up in the moment of wanting to buy everything. They had a killer banchan bar. Slower clean store and friendly service. Only thing I would like to see is an expanded may market with more pre marinated meats.

I love this Asian market! Lots of parking. The staff is friendly. The store is clean. They have a huge selection. Love the fresh fish and produce. This market is so much better than Zion. There is also a Tom N Toms in the same shopping plaza.

I was a former worker. La gestión era horrible !! La tienda se cerrará pronto. Ten cuidado la comida. Son podrido! Me Dired por la razón razonable!

Never never go here!
I got a couple of baby food and they were expired!
How come they can sell expired food — not just food but baby food? Usually Ralphs or other non-​korean markets sell baby food with at least 2 year expiration. I was really shocked and called the manager. They did not even properly apologize and kept telling me to bring the items to get refund. I live 30 miles away from the market. I wouldn’t drive 60 miles just to get refund for like 5 dollar back. And my point wasn’t about getting the money. I wanted sincere apology — otherwise they will sell those bad baby food to other babies, too. I am very furious and will file a complaint to BBB.
Gosh, please please check the expiration date for any food at this place. Especially be wary when you buy frozen food because they tend to be expired.

I took a few items from here to an event and one of my guests found a fruit fly. I came back the same night and explained to a Customer Service personnel — he showed no care, remorse, and no apology saying I was basically a liar. Someone talk to the clerk in the glasses.

I like this Galleria market a little bit better than the one on Olympic just because how spacious it is. With easily accessible parking, this galleria market offers a wide array of Korean side dishes as well.
You can also tell this place is pretty clean once you walk in. Oh, and how cool is it that you don’t have to struggle rolling up your grocery cart! There’s an automated escalator thing for you to place your cart and it goes up as you go up the escalator. This place is the only place that has this other than in Korea.
Another plus is the small stores they have within this market that sells bunch of cute Korean/​Japanese pens & pencils.

I live a few blocks north near Vermont and 1^st. This is a clean, well-​organized supermarket (with the emphasis on Super) that carries many Asian specialities, with a clear focus on Korean food. Like Costco or Whole Foods, there are many tasting stations. You can find organic produce and other products, a whole range of rice and noodles (including fresh refrigerated noodles), multiple forms of kimchi (including a deli version, and about ten linear feet of refrigerated kimchee).
I’m a white guy who loves Asian food, and visiting this store was like going to a different country, just up the street (I’ve been to Beijing and Japan, so it is not a completely naïve experience).
I didn’t get a chance to try the in-​store fast-​food place, but will be back.
This is a much more pleasant place than the Seafood City on Vermont (just next to where I live), and there are several shops in its Galleria (cleaners, the aforementioned quick food deli/​restaurant, a Tom & Tom’s coffee, yada yada), and the free parking structure makes things easy, mostly.

Review in #Haiku:
Good Asian market
For meats, fish, fruit and veggies
Soju equals pain

There are, no doubt, many other reasons to shop at this market, but I will give you mine: The fruit.
They have fruit selections here that will blow your mind. My wife and I discovered one of our new favorite fruits in YELLOW KIWIS. They look exactly like regular kiwis from the outside, but they are bright yellow in side and taste completely different — more like a mango than a kiwi. They are grown exclusively in New Zealand and apparently shipped exclusively to specific supermarkets here. You won’t find them at a traditional supermarket chain, or even at your famer’s market. (Note that yellow kiwis are in season only during the summer.)
Later in the season, don’t miss their CONCORD grapes. You can sometimes find these at farmers markets, but they are available at Galleria consistently during the fall.
Parking is easy, thanks to a large multi-​level structure that doesn’t even require taking a ticket or obtaining a validation. There is also a convenient — but honestly not very good — food court if you are hungry. But if that is the case, you’ll be better off taking a short drive to Pollo A La Brasa (
) or Soot Bull Jeep (
). You’ll be much happier you did!

This market has all the necessities to create daily/​basic lunches and dinners at reasonable prices (both Asian and American, or what I do, fusion cuisines).
There isn’t really an organic selection of vegetables but everything tends to last at least a week. The raw meats and poultry are decent quality and often have sales.
I’ve bought raw headless shrimp and it had a weird smell even though to Purchase By date was 2 later. I wouldn’t recommend getting shrimp there.
I like Galleria because of the prepared banchan in the refrigerated section. Almost everything has been tasty. My favorite is the cooked tofu with chili on top.
I also like the semi prepared dishes, if you’re looking to make dinner and don’t want to spend a ton of time preparing and cutting. I’ve gotten the sashimi to make ‘hwe do bap’ (sashimi salad with rice) and a spicy seafood soup.
On weekends there are food samples, like dumplings, fish cakes, soups, marinated meats and more.

One of my favorite Korean markets in the Koreatown area! There are plenty of free parking spots in the parking structure (at least on weekdays). The groceries are generally cheaper than Ralphs and there is a good selection of Asian snacks.
My favorite thing about this place is the Sashimi salads with rice in the Seafood section in the back. For $ 6.50, you get a gigantic bowl of salad, a thick red sauce kinda like for bibimbab, fresh chunks of sashimi and don’t forget to ask the cashier when you pay for the container of hot rice to go with the salad. For someone that doesn’t eat that much, I can never finish the bowl in one sitting. Try it!

Glad they have a Galleria Market in my Hood. Convenient parking, always clean and tidy inside. A little smaller than the one on Western Ave, but never busy. Always easy to run in for a few items and get back out quickly.
Quite typical of Korean markets with some cooked foods, fresh fruits and veggies. Good selection of meats for Shabu Shabu or BBQ stuff.
They have a Cake House bakery and a Tom N Toms here as well. A few other restaurants as well for lunch.

Thank you for free parking! I came here after lunch and was on a hunt for ingredients to make my own mul naeng myun! There are 99 ranches there are bigger than this market but they don’t have the specific Korean items that I needed.
I was happy to find that this market has such a huge selection. From instant mul naeng myun that includes everything you need, then individual refrigerated broth pre-​packaged for convenience and even dried powered mul naeng myun broth. I stocked up on dried arrowroot noodles which I prefer over the buckwheat.
At first I was confused what section the noodles were and asked one of the Korean employees who then refereed me to one of the Hispanic stockers, turns out they know everything about all the Korean products the stock and even walked me to the right aisle and pointed out what I needed. Pleasant surprise, super helpful staff he even told me which brand is the better brand and I lucked out since it was on sale that week!
The aisles are a bit narrower than your average supermarket, so be considerate and mindful where you park your cart. Remember to bring your own bags, the plastic will cost you 11 cents while the paper is 10 cents.