HK 7-Marketplace

Wow. So I walked in and offered «fiver» for a sandwich that was $ 7.50 (Monday ⁵⁄₃ evening). They agreed, or at least I thought so. When I paid for the sandwich, turned out that there was a misunderstanding over the price. Ok, fine. Misunderstandings happen. Then they refused to refund and then didn’t give me my change. I guess if $ 10 is more important to you than being fair to your customers, here is the lowest review I can give you gents for your lack of ethics and I suggest everyone stays away. I know everyone needs to survive and we all run businesses and all. So you’re welcome.

I pop in here usually for a cold drink but decided to try a breakfast sandwich based on the reviews since I’m a bit ravenous today. Got ham egg and cheese on a roll and it was yummy. I got my egg sunny side up so I could have a runny egg sandwich. Ham was cooked nicely. Sure I could get a cheaper sandwich but this was good.

I visit HK 7-​Marketplace basically on a daily basis. Working in Murray Hill there really is not many places worth writing home to when it comes to picking lunch. HK is on the corner of 2^nd avenue neighboring the usual Subway, McDonalds, and Kool Blue chains. None of these are lunch worthy for me so one day I popped into this bodega to see if they had any easy mac or chips. I was surprised they offered a full deli and Korean buffet. I tried the buffet once, it was cheap and bland so I did not try it again. Luckily, they offer a great wrap menu and can make you any type of sandwich you ask for. All are good quality and very filling. Every sandwich comes with a pickle and small bag of lays potato chips. Add a soda and you have a meal for under 9 dollars!
They take credit cards without a minimum charge, which is unusual for these kind of places, but definitely a plus! The offer come «specials», but they are the same everyday. I suggest they do a daily featured sandwich or wrap. This would tempt me to try more than a tuna or roast beef wrap.
Best Deal: Cheese-​steak «special” — comes with soda and chips for 7 dollars.
Best Find: Lots of international snacks here regardless of it being a Korean owned business. I found Hunuta German hazelnut waffers. They are delicious.

I’m not sure what to call this place — their green delivery menu says «HK 7 Market Place»; yet their blue awning says «Seven Market Place» Either way, this corner convenience store/​deli is reasonably priced, they offer a great breakfast selection, and the owners are super friendly!
I came in here this morning for a Greek omelet, and for $ 4.50 was given a nicely packaged omelet, loaded with tomato and feta, and accompanied with home fries and toast. The omelet selections also come as larger wraps without the sides for $ 0.50 — $ 1.00 less if that’s your style, or they have a typical bacon egg & cheese sandwich for $ 3.75. I thoroughly enjoyed my Greek omelet though!
For lunch, they have a healthy assortment of Boar’s Head cold cuts, as well as hold/​cold specialties, all of which range from $ 5.50-$ 7.50. Rounding out the lunch offerings is a separate panini menu and chopped salad bar.
Although this was my first visit, there must be a local following — three out of the four people in front of me on line were making quick small talk during their morning purchases. Even though this is like the 6^th deli I’ve got within a block of my apartment, I’ll most likely be back for some more!