H Mart

I love this market, it's my favorite place to shop. The fish and vegetables there are fresh. I like the Chinese dishes. My grandfather used to say they were the best and didn't break easily, so I bought them from there.

Love the variety of Asian goodies. Was surprised to see so many exotic fruits and meats that you don’t get in regular grocery stores. They even stock quail eggs. Always a great shopping experience!

Clean, great prices, the produce is fresh, the seafood and meat sections are Soo clean. It does get packed but well worth it.

I didn't even know we had such a gem in the Denver area. Went on a little escape to Houston for 3 days and was told about this store. We visited there and were blown away. Once we came back to Denver, we were just curious to see if we had something similar here and lo and behold, we have the same exact store. So we went there to see if it was similar. Whole the Houston one was livelier with extra shops and restaurants within the establishment, this one doesn't falter too far. They have similar section of groceries and fresh produce. Until now we were only familiar with Pacific Ocean Marketplace. Now, we have this other option. If I were to compare the 2, I'd say sauces, oil, seafood and rice wise, Pacific Ocean has a wider variety. But when it comes to vegetables and frozen section, this place is ahead. They also serve ready made food,ade fresh there. If you're feeling adventurous, try their rice cakes wrapped in seaweed leaves. They are delicious.

May 2025 Early Saturday morning visit and already a good sizeable number of shoppers. Checkout (before) 11am took 15 minutes, and that was on the express checkout. Variety of Korean products, 👍. Couldn't find a Philippine product specified needed for a Filipino recipe I was going to cook. Otherwise, still a great option for ready made side dishes and meat products/variety -cuts. -------------- First visit weekday afternoon. No problem with parking and number of shoppers so checkout was easy. Comparing to the other Asian supermarket I go to, the variety of fresh produce and fruits is definitely MORE. There is also a special section for prepared/ready to eat sides. Since this is my first visit, there is so much more to see and check. I did notice as I was leaving that there were food dine-in outlets. Will have to go back.

This place is awesome from the humongous selection of Asian fruits and food, Filipino snacks, the restaurant inside has huge selection of delicious food as well. Also when I went here I had to use the restroom, I was flabbergasted by its cleanliness and even the smell didn't smell like you're in a public restroom! I will not be stressed out if I have to go while shopping!

I wish every grocery store had such variety and wonderful organization. I love stopping in here and the QUALITY of the food is always SUPERB!!!! I love this little place, the little dine in part was nice too and it made it easy to get some food after shopping for our weekly groceries. I am always able to find everything I need. A word to the wise though, the claw machines in the eating area aren't really fair. Its $1 for one token and the claw opens up randomly when it reaches the top and drops your prize immediately.

Love this place! In addition to everything you already expect them to have, they also have the best collection of sake in all of Denver.

OMG!! H Mart in Aurora, CO was an amazing experience. It was my first time shopping there and I couldn't believe the variety of produce and meets they had. That area could have been its own grocery store. It's huge. I went for ox tails and fish. The oxtails were pricey but they had meaty big bones and they weren't sawed in half with a small amount of meat. They definitely made a high pack of quality ox tails available. I didn't mind paying more for quality and size. I didn't come in for fish but when I saw a huge supply of fish choices I almost lost my mind. I couldn't believe how much fish they had. They must of had 25 choices of fish to choose from and they all looked fresh and healthy. Nice big size whole fish. It was unfortunate my dad couldn't come in. He would have been in fish heaven. The rest of the store was huge but unfortunately I was pressed for time. They have restaurants inside. I saw electrical kitchen products for sell such as a blender and coffee pot. I think they had a make up counter, they had alcohol for purchase, and much more from what I saw with a quick once over. I will definitely go back when I have more time to peruse the whole store.

Awesome selection of food and herbs and seasonings and funky things hard to find elsewhere! They keep the place fairly clean and have people all over the store to help out. Most don't speak English but I can use my smartphone translations to help me. Haha I LOVE this place.

This is specifically for the prepared foods, not the store as a whole. In general I like HMart. We have several where I live as well, and have never had an issue with anything purchased at HMart. I was in town for a week visiting, so went to this particular location to pick up some prepared foods to heat/cook at my rental. Picked up the following items from their prepared foods section: - small container of kimchi - package of onion pancakes - pre-marinated bulgogi All of these items were horrible. The kimchi lacked all flavor. The only discernible flavor was onion and salt. The onion pancakes were RAW in the middle. This is even after I reheated in a frying pan to make them a little more crispy around the edges. Couldn't eat them at all. The bulgogi had nearly zero marinade in it and no flavor what-so-ever. This I was able to kind of salvage by doctoring it up with the sparse ingredients on had in the rental. Overall, I absolutely would NOT recommend any of the prepared foods. This was a total waste of money and a huge disappointment.

The food is soooo delicious and reasonably priced. We got this, onigiris, and takoyaki. There are a few picnic tables type seating near the cafe. The employees were nice and fast with checking us out. I haven't been able to stop thinking about the Mayo chicken!!

This store has everything I've ever needed for my Vietnamese dishes. Fun kitchen and cooking section :) Located at a center that feels like Asian neighborhood which I love. We had lunch at MR Pho across the parking lot, shopped at H Mart and then stopped over to the place next door for delicious whole duck (or roast pork)...perfect little family outing for us.

After lunch I came here to look around since I like to go to international markets and peruse to see if there is anything interesting. As I walked in the front entrance I was hit with horrible rotting smell, it was quite displeasing but I was already in the store so I ventured forward. This store has probably the biggest produce section I have ever seen in any store I have ever been in. I found things here that I never seen in any other store, namely Durian fruit from Thailand. The rest of the store is set up like any other store with shelves stocked full of merchandise, some locally sourced and some imported. maybe when I have more time Ill stop back in and explore more deeply.

I'm adding another star to my review for H Mart because their cafeteria is yum!!!! My son introduced me to it and I'm hooked. They have Japanese sushi and Korean Kimbap. Fried mini crab, shrimp, mackerel. Fried chicken, rice with different ingredients. All types of beverages and water. There's a machine which makes noodles. Fun claw machines with cute toys. It's mostly self service style and the cashier checks you out. She's so friendly and nice. The food was delish! This is my new fav place to eat a quick and healthy lunch.

First, the produce section is huge and the array of produce is remarkable. The humongous pomegranates reminded me of when I lived in CA. The fruit was fresh (green grape stems) and the selection of mushrooms was impressive. The selection of fish was wonderful as I found beautiful pieces of tuna. Most importantly, I found rice cakes and specialty noodles that made my life a lot easier! The store is pretty large and clean and the staff seemed friendly and helpful. I was also trying to find quince, which hadn't yet arrived.

Pros: This place has almost every ingredient you need to prepare asian cuisine. They have the fresh produce (veggies, fruits, spices, kimchi), dry ingredients (dried herbs, mushrooms), fresh, frozen & dried meat and fish (frozen octopus, chicken gizzards, hearts, necks, dried salted fish like dried anchovies, jeprox, etc.). They have several canned food, condiments, every noodle/ramen imaginable. They also have a part of the store that sells kitchenware and other thingamajigs. Service was great. The staff is friendly and helpful. They provide ice for the perishable meats/fish that you buy. Ambiance is like any regular Asian supermarket without the smell :). Parking is free and spacious. Cons: Limited organic selection

We had dinner nearby and I wanted to come here after. The store is quite big. I mainly wanted to pick up some kimbap as a snack. Because it was towards the end of the night, it was discounted. My bf wanted some soju. We had to ask a worker since we couldn't find it and discovered they don't sell it. I can't wait until we get a H Mart!

What's not to love about HMart? You can find almost anything you need if you look hard enough. Actually, I do know one thing about HMart that needs updating. I neeeeed it to be closer to me. So cliche. I know. Anywayyys. I love coming up here and perusing around grabbing stock of all my snacks and favorite produce I can't always find in my regular market. I've never had an issue with the produce I've bought as it's always been fresh and devoured within a day or two. The staff have always been helpful, and we've always bought more than we've come for lol. I can't wait until the one in the Springs opens up.

The best supermarket chain in the country. They have everything you need. The vegetables and fruits are fresh with so many varieties.

Great place to find Asian specific ingredients. They're very helpful, too! I couldn't find a specific item, and they led me to it and then asked if I needed anything else.

The tension I felt as a melanin person was a but uncomfortable. But I pushed through. Prices are higher than other markets. The produce don't last long so cooked them immediately. Would I return. No I will not.

This is an Asian grocery store in the Denver area (with a location in Westminster & Aurora). This place sells food from Korea, Japan, China, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines. This place also has a small selection of Hispanic and Indian foods. This place has a fantastic selection of produce (fruits and vegetables), an expansive meat counter (beef, pork, and chicken), and the best seafood selection of any grocery store I've been to in Colorado. Comparing to the location in Westminster, the produce selection is larger here. The store is larger here overall. On the downside, this store is busier and has longer lines. I usually go to the Westminster location from my apartment in Greeley. However, this is closer for residents who reside in Colorado Springs, Parker, and Castle Rock. This store is worth the drive for people who want premium groceries for Asian food and seafood.

This store is humongous and full of interesting and delicious products. It carries primarily Asian products with some Middle Eastern products. You can find any type of special sauces, rice, noodles, different veggies that you can't find elsewhere, and more here. The prepared foods are insane- I bought two types of kimchi and marinated korean bbq beef and my family absolutely devoured our dinner that night. The prices are better than most standard grocery stores. They even have live lobsters in tanks and a whole freezer aisle full of different bones to make special broths. The frozen foods such as dumplings are unlike anything you can find at standard American stores. There is also a cafeteria area that I want to try next time I go, as well as pots, pans, all kinds of kitchen items, and specialty liquors and beers. Be prepared to spend some time wandering the aisles, there is so much to see!

cafeteria is amazing the ambience is nice,the small arcade is cute just hard to win stuff

A great Korean grocery store! The one off Blalock has a small food court with a variety of restaurants, including Tous Les Jours Bakery.

I visit this place at least once a month for all my Korean food. I am so thankful we have one in Aurora. It gets busy, so plan accordingly! The banchan are fresh and I love that they have the different meats in different sizes - especially since I am cooking for one. Sometimes three. Regardless, the store is clean, the shelves have so many choices of products, and they have a wide variety of items in general. I typically buy my chadeolbaekgi, samgyupsal, bulgogi, and kalbi here because it's fresh or you can buy frozen if you prefer. They have all the good shoyu (soy sauce), because kikkoman is NOT soy sauce bleh! Their house section is also fun to peruse - all the little dishes and gadgets! They also have ginseng and other products, but I try not to get too distracted. Their produce section is fire!

Great produce/meat selections. This is my go to Asian market in Aurora. The updated/upgraded food court area has great, quick options for grab and go. I seem to always have to grab some kimbap everytime I go. If you go in the evenings they discount the packages!

An incredible variety of everything that you could probably ever want for those unique recipes you're working on or want to do experiment with. I was able to get the red curry. I've been searching for without waiting for Amazon to deliver it so I could make the pad prik king Green beans!

I avoid this place, unless I have a ton of time to waste. Been in the checkout line for over 20 min, and still have a ways to go. Only 2 lanes open and 30 people in each line. Nice management if resources.

My kid loves shopping here! Huge variety of items and some with unreadable packaging so my translation app comes in very handy. They have a bakery and cooked packaged food. I love the cooked glass noodles. 4 stars because of the price of the goods but I understand because their goods are special.

Hmart is still the best place to go for Korean/Asian groceries in the Denver metro area. However, that's unfortunately not saying much. Lines are still longer than ever with unmotivated staff. Produce seems to have gotten worse somehow with sometimes up to a third of the produce I'm trying to get being bad. Please, H Mart management, do something!

Having lived in Tokyo for 4 years I can tell you that H Mart is the perfect representation of what it's like to shop for groceries in Japan. The selection is enormous the pricing is fantastic and the Team of people there is professional and personal.

This is a really nice and large H Mart location. They have many items and my family could very quickly blow our food budget here lol. It is also a very busy location so the parking lot is nearly always very full.

This H mart is huge! It has great selection of veggies, love seafood, and dry goods. There's a food court with freshly prepared food.

Great Marketplace with fresh vegetables and fish. Fun selection of dinnerware to explore. I always shop here when visiting the Denver area.

Attention H Mart customers, 95 or so percent of you customers that come into H Mart have a job, I am security and I also have a job at HMart. When you're not at H Mart or not at home you're more than likely at your job doing your job. When I'm at H Mart I'm doing my job so with that being said I'm doing my job to help protect the employees and the customers. There is no racism tolerated in any way shape or form in this store I will not put up with it thank you

Still my favorite international grocery store, they have everything I've grown up with. In addition to that, their seafood selection has been a great deal beating out most places, while being fresh! The pre-made kimchi is where it's at too. I don't have the bandwidth to make it myself so I pick up some here and it's not vinegar-y which some kimchees can be if they don't make it right. The produce selection beats out most places while having so much variety! They have Chinese broccoli which I've made with oyster sauce *chefs kiss* Now once you're done checking out, there is a food court area that is inside as well. They have a great selection of lunch items, such as sushi, rice bowls and ramen!

I wish this store was closer to my home so I could shop there more frequently. Every visit is so fascinating. The produce section is huge--so many offerings you'd never find in your typical grocery store. Love roaming the aisles and finding new products to try. One can spend a lot of time here-the store is so large. Noticed that everyone (customers and staff) was wearing masks--yay!

Location-wise, I am glad we have an H Mart available relatively close to us. This location is in the "Koreatown" area of Aurora where most of the Korean restaurants and shops are. Selection-wise, this store is decent. I've definitely seen better variety in other H Marts, but we take what we can get in CO unfortunately. Building-wise, this location needs some serious updating. It is old and run down, and reminds me of the old mom and pop Asian markets that are just kinda dingy. H Mart locations all over the country are getting fresh updates and becoming major destinations with food courts, shopping centers and all. It would be very nice to have an updated location here, especially with all the new Havana Street and Koreatown updates going on all around!

I love H Mart! Back home I lived a ways away from our closest HMart and there were so many smaller local Asian stores that we loved supporting and had been going to since we were younger that we were regulars at the smaller ones. Here in Denver HMart is still a ways away but there aren't any smaller ones close to us that we make the drive & it's always worth it. It is always so busy when we visit, everyone loves HMart lol. We literally go through every single aisle when we're here. I love finding things I didn't think I needed lol. This last visit I got a sushi mat and boom ended making some sushi! Lol attached some pictures lol. We're Samoan and so we have a lot of things in common and some Asian influence on staple foods in our culture which is why stores like HMart are our go to.

If you're looking specifically for Chinese packaged goods, try Great Wall. That seems to be merchandised most similarly to Ranch 99 and Lion Market.

The produce is outstanding! There is a great selection of international food products. I would shop here every day if I lived closer.

I SHOULD be giving this supermarket a 5 star rating. No matter what you read in comments, this place is spotless, well run, well stocked with fantastic prices. 99% of the employees are wonderful. Produce and seafood is amazing. Very much reminds me of the supermarkets in Japan, only bigger and with English on the labels as well as the different Asian source languages. The problem IS security, and, as I expected, there is a very suspicious comment from one of the store's security staff just below this. I say as expected, because clearly at least one of their security people has gone rogue. Do NOT leave your cart unattended. At all. Do not take your hand off the cart and turn around for 30 seconds while you search the aisle for a product. One of the security guards will snatch your cart. He will put all of your items up in the front. THEN, when other employees who are no doubt familiar with this guy tell you where to go to find your items, he will be incredibly confrontational and rude. He will begin grabbing your items and throwing them into the cart, saying "no one else's are back there" and "he knows" and will not let you see what he is doing. THEN, once you get home, you will find some incredibly odd, expensive item in your cart--in my case, a can of $14 SEA SNAILS--to punish you for your criminal neglect of your cart's security. H Mart--time for a come to Jesus meeting with your ANGLO security staff. On customer service, perspective, and stress and anger management.

I love H Mart, and they've really cleaned it up lately! They have all the wonderful world ingredients you might need that conventional grocery stores don't always offer. My family and I come here for things like Dashi, seaweed, miso mix, mirin, Japnese snacks and candies or ramen! It's really fun to come in and walk around to see what they have. Reasonably priced veg and fish too! They have so much more than just Korean products; Lots of awesome yummies!

H Mart is a huge indicator of a large Asian population, and boy did this H Mart get things right! They have all the trendy products that are trending in Asia, so many hidden gems of Asian snacks, drinks, ice creams, meats, pantry items etc. Be prepared to have your wallet feel a lot lighter when you visit - it's simply not possible to leave with a haul of under $100 lol

The white peach I bought from there yesterday. It looks great from outside but inside is rotten. Can't eat it. Don't buy it

I been going to this place for few years, love they have security on site to keep customer safe sound, also they have many choice of fruits and vegetable available. But last couple times was not that good experience at all. Usually the cashier and the person stand there would help customer put their grocery into the self bring bags. But last time cashier was a young man, I bought many grocery this time, no one help to put all the things into my bag, he just push all my things together and start his next customer, I struggling to put the things in bags and pay, was totally not good experience at all, hope this market will improve the service.

This place shouldn't bill themselves as an Asian grocery store. Beyond Korean, the selection sucks. Either they don't carry it, are out of it, or it comes in a ginormous package that would last a lifetime. 3 times here and left disappointed every time.

We come here once a month or so to buy our groceries that can't be found at your regular local market such as Pork Belly and various Korean side dishes. They have food from all sorts of cuisines like Japanese, Thai, Filipino, Indian. It always seems to be crowded on the weekends so I recommend coming on a weekday during the day. They have a little food court and have a Bubble Tea shop and they have a place where you can buy those Korean fish waffle things filled with chocolate or red bean! They cook it fresh too and make sure to get a bunch every time we go. Good luck getting help trying to find anything though. It seems every time we ask where something is, either they truly dont know or there is a language barrier. The best thing is they are open every day of the year including all major holidays, their hours dont even change! Couldn't find a place on Christmas to get food since we have no family here but we could always count on Hmart

Fresh delicious everything. I love coming here. But the old man security guard needs to not be a jerk. My husband and I were very exhausted after a long day of exercise and errands and we didn't know which exit mattered so we went to the one closest to our car. The security guard made us walk all the way back to the other exit and our bags were super heavy. Screw him. Love the store though.

Definitely recommend going to, has good variety of food all over the world and seafood

Moving here from Southern California did not come without its anxieties about Colorado's Asian market offerings. Boy was I ecstatic that they have an H Mart here was well - it's a staple in SoCal. The market is a good size and offers a wide range of Asian fruits and veggies (durian, bok choy, Chinese eggplant). There is also a wet market piece where you can purchase fresh meat. And of course, Korean bbq / shabu shabu staples such as Kobe grade beef and pork belly and more. My favorite section is the pre-made food section where you can get Kbbq side staples like green onion pancake, kimchi, bean sprouts and more. You can also get Japanese katsu curry, beef bulgogi bowls, and more. There is so much more they offer too like Asian spices, instant noodles, tea sets, etc. 10/10 would recommend and so happy this store is available to us here in CO!

H Mart is like the Disney land of Asian grocery stores. It has an incredible assortment of sauces, dish ware and so much amazing food! Definitely check it out.

My children and I were racially profiled at this store by one of the stores security guards and the management. When I asked the guard why he was following my family around the store he got in my face and became aggressive. I've been going to this store for almost a decade and have never been treated like this before. I will certainly take my business elsewhere.

A good value for fresh produce. Very clean, well maintained, helpfull staff. Focus on fresh, authentic prep, not junk foods.

I'm a grocery store snob and I'm in love. With this location and their Westminster location. Here's the breakdown in my experience: Organization: Items are categorized in the aisles under the aisle labels where it says it will be found, and the sections make sense. Everything is labeled and organized. The employees can actually tell you which aisle and where the item is at. Prices: Fresh produce are inexpensive for what it is unless you purchase something exotic and limited like a custard apple or dragon fruit. Packaged items are generally more expensive. I purchase those for lazy days (1 frozen dumpling bag/2-3 small meals - $5.99+). Vegetables and herbs: Fresh as in unbruised, not squished, or moldy. For example, bitter melon tends to get moldy quickly if it isn't handled gently, and their humongous pile are in pristine condition. Fruits: The common choices, like apples and lemons, are consistently available, but the more exotic fruit choices change up. Dry goods: Impressive variety for basic Asian cooking needs. Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese...but choices lean towards Korean. I mean, it is a Korean supermarket. Kitchenware: Inexpensive. Decent quality. Bought some kitchen gadgets - works fine so far. Seafood: Fresh fish. Quality and reasonably priced, especially since they clean and gut it for you. Example: Whole pompano fish is less than $10. Ready-to-grab wrapped fish frozen or pre-salted in fridge section. Pre-made food: Potato noodles are okay. Kimchi's good but I prefer it more fermented and sour. Might need to try a different batch. Meat: I've only tried the oxtail so far, and it made a nice and rich beef broth. Good amount of beef meat on the bones. Seems fresh and not discolored (you know, when it's been refrigerated too long?). Desserts: They have most of the childhood snacks I loved as a kid (orange-looking rice crackers in the shape of mini McD's hashbrowns, pocky, seafood chips, seaweed). Also, ice cream galoreeeee. I like the brands they have for the boba milk tea, green tea and cream, and oolong and cream bars. Alcohol: I wish I had a choice to buy a single can for any of the alcohol options. There only a few where you can buy a single bottle or can. I want to try it before I commit to a whole pack. Cleanliness: Clean store. Open and large. Masks required. Can get crowded, so it's best to drop by on a weekday night or weekend morning when it's near empty.

This is an awesome marketplace that offers a huge variety of Asian food items. The produce section is a wide selection of fruits and vegetables that you can't find at other places. The quality of seafood and the meat department is extensive. The store is very clean and beautifully kept. The store does get extremely busy on the weekends and there's no self-checkout so the lines can get long.