Young’s Oriental Grocery Store

Pittsburgh, États-Unis

3.5

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+1 412-422-0559
Adresse :
5813 Forward Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, 15217
Squirrel Hill
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
2.3 kmCarnegie Mellon University (Forbes and Morewood)
3.1 kmNegley Station
3.3 kmEast Liberty
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Aujourd'hui 9:30 – 19:30
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Heure locale (Pittsburgh) 05:55 lundi 23 juin 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi 9:30 – 19:30
mardi –
mercredi 9:30 – 19:30
jeudi 9:30 – 19:30
vendredi 9:30 – 19:30
samedi 9:30 – 19:30
dimanche 14:00 – 17:00

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12 avis sur Young’s Oriental Grocery Store

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Évaluation du lieu : 1
New York, NY
Where are the MANNERS in this world!!!
Ummm… something smells funny… smells like fish… but they don’t even sell fish? what the hell?
First…there’s was only one person working there… the employee keep an eye on me the whole time… how am i going to browses at peace…
Second… some of the food hits the expiration date… OK…that it… i’m leaving! bye!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Pittsburgh, PA
I really like Young’s grocery store. It has everything you need, assuming your needs primarily revolve around seaweed and dried seafood.
The vegetables are cheaper and nicer than the nearby Giant Eagle (a low bar), albeit with a much smaller selection. They have a compact fridge full of greens, herbs, peppers, and radishes. They also have a good selection of roasted seaweed snacks, a wide spread of fermented whatnots (kimchii, miso, doenjang, etc.), and an excellent aisle full of noodle-​y options.
I like wandering around this place. I usually find at least one product that I’m unfamiliar with per visit, be it some kind of benthic terror from their frozen fish freezers or some new wondrous kind of kimchi. Some of these discoveries are probably not repeat purchases, but I now regularly use Korean chili paste and chili flakes in my everyday cooking.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Pittsburgh, PA
This place is great very friendly and helpful! Been coming here for years and going to continue for years to come!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Irvine, CA
After seeing good reviews on Unilocal,I always want to check out the place. They are always about to close when I plan to go in. I finally got a chance to check out this place. It is expensive and has very limited selection.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
I came here to buy miso paste, as Giant Eagle doesn’t sell it, and the Japanese grocery store on Ellsworth is closed on Mondays. This store had a few options, but I found the plain red miso I bought to be a little expensive ($ 4.99).
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Pittsburgh, PA
I’m a big fan of Young’s. It’s a very authentic mom-​and-​pop Korean grocery store, something that’s pretty rare in Pittsburgh. The place is smallish and definitely no H-​Mart, but it has all the basic necessities of Korean cooking. Their kimchi is surprisingly good and the pork belly and chadol (thin beef brisket) I’ve bought there has always been tasty.
They also have a small produce section that I believe is cheaper than Giant Eagle down the road and is usually of pretty good quality. My only complaint is that they’re often sold out of sesame leaves whenever I go shopping, or the one or two that are left over are limp. (Dunking them in cold water for 30 mins perk ‘em right back up, though.)
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Pittsburgh, PA
Young’s is a small, family-​run store that carries all essential Korean groceries (rice, kimchi, banchans, meat, and etc.). I stopped going to Seoul mart after I got fed up with the owners/​expired items there… People at Young’s are always friendly and helpful. It is so worth the drive, and I’ve not yet had trouble finding parking on the street.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
I really like Young’s as an alternative to Seoul Mart, especially since it’s in my neighborhood and I can just bike down. Not sure of they have Melon bars, but they seem to have equally everything else that SM has. In addition, the people are friendlier and don’t have little kids running around on their toys through the aisles. I also like that they keep the door open in warm weather, it’s so welcoming.
If I ever need a bag of dumplings, condiments, or have a craving for neugori ramen, I know where to go. They are also one of the few places you can get kabocha squash (that amazing pumpkin they put in the pumpkin curry at bangkok balcony) in Pittsburgh in the fall.
Oh and you can also get seedless cucumbers for alot less here than at geagle.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY
I LOVE YOUNG’S!
I haven’t been to any of the other Korean groceries, but I have no need to see any of the others. I’ve heard a couple of horror stories about the owners of the Korean grocery in Oakland, soooooo I’ll stick with Young’s, because I ADORE the Lees. They’re super nice to me (they were a bit aloof my first few visits, but really warmed up… they’re so cuuute)
They have all the basic necessities for any Korean dish you’d like to make, and it looks like they carry quite a few things for other East & Southeast Asian cuisines. The produce is quite fresh, and cheaper than Giant Eagle up the street.
Make sure your credit card purchase is over $ 10! I keep forgetting and I have to buy a box of ramen or Sac Sac… though I’m not really complaining about that.
It’s definitely no «H-​Mart», but it gets the job done.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Pittsburgh, PA
this is the best korean grocery store i’ve found in pittsburgh. great selection of meats, kimchi, noodles, and produce. seems clean and all the items i looked at had the «best if bought/​used by» dates, which can be rare to find in asian grocery stores. the family that owns the store is also very nice!
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Pittsburgh, PA
Typical family run Korean store. I like stopping in for the staples like large bags of crushed red pepper, ramen, and the traditional Asian snacks, you can’t get everywhere else. Just one note, check for best buy dates on packages, some items obviously don’t turn over frequently, and it’s not always easy to determine how ‘fresh’ somethings might be, which I’ve noticed on more than one trip.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Somerville, MA
Young’s carries produce, frozen foods (like various mandu and gyoza), candy, noodles, rice, and even has a housewares selection. There isn’t too much variety. For instance, there wasn’t too much variety in the fruit section when I most recently stopped in – there were apples, pears, Korean melons, and lemons (but no limes). The ramen and frozen dumpling selections are a little more extensive, as are the different soy sauces/​vinegars/​oils.
Produce seems to be cheaper here than it is at the Giant Eagle a few blocks up Murray – compare eggplant, at 99 cents a pound here, and $ 1.99 a pound at the Giant Eagle, on the same day.
I wouldn’t come here to do all my grocery shopping, but just to stop in and get a few items that a regular supermarket doesn’t have much of. I can’t resist a box of Pocky now and then.