H-Mart Just Made Its Las Vegas Debut. Here’s What Customers Bought. | Eater Vegas
"This newly opened, 54,552-square-foot Korean grocery store in Las Vegas drew a massive crowd for its April 24 grand opening, complete with traditional Chinese lion dancers and feather‑headdress showgirls. Shoppers — many following curated lists from other locations or social media — praised its vast, orderly selection of Asian snacks and hard‑to‑find produce, from cases of Champagne mango and fragrant perilla leaves (ggaenip) to TikTok‑famous TaoQi peach and Propitious mango ice cream bars, Lotte melon ice cream, Hello Kitty toilet paper, and pantry staples like Honey Butter Chips, Orion Choco Churros Turtle Chips, roasted seaweed flakes, Soon Kimchi vegan ramen, and Binggrae banana milk. Refrigerated meat and seafood sections brim with pork belly, brisket, pre‑marinated LA short rib, and frozen sliced Wagyu suitable for hot pot, while in‑store offerings include warm, steamed purple sweet potatoes. Bolstered by an online cult following and cultural references such as Michelle Zauner’s memoir, the store also feeds into a connected food hall of Korean and Asian vendors, and is open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m." - Janna Karel
