H Mart Belmont

Great selection! The apple kimchi was so sweet, crisp and spicy. The best thing ever! They have so many different banchan. Their bakery is seriously amazing as well. We got some pumpkin bread and it was the best thing ever! There is a parking garage for customers.

Wonderful Korean focused store. They have so much fresh produce and meat. Along with freshly made banchan, kimbap, musubi, fried chicken and more. The frozen section is huge as well with everything from meat, dumplings, fish cakes and desserts. They also have some home goods and beauty products. I love shopping here.

H-Mart is one of my favorite markets to buy fresh seafood and I come here on the regular and I’m was so excited to see that they now have Live King Crabs! I can’t afford to buy any right now, but they sure are pretty to look at along with all of my other favorites that they have ready to eat right now! Is fall, and I love persimmon and can eat at least wanted to a day and I love stocking up on them so, they have them here for a great price!

It's a Korean grocery store. You can get good quality meat and fish, and there are not many kinds, but the vegetables are also fresh. It's a place to recommend, and you can buy Korean instant noodles and a variety of Japanese and Korean alcoholic beverages. There is a parking lot, a 1-minute walk away is the stumptown roster coffee shop,

Honestly, a lot of you people come in at the last hour. Expecting some are the hot food to be there. But guess what unless you go there frequently. Or you live nearby you are going to miss out. Unfortunately, some of the patrons are drunk from the bars nearby. But that means that they still have customers at the end of the hour before they close. If you are looking for 50% off of the hot food. I would recommend coming in at 67 o'clock when they close that side of the store. If you are looking for deals on the meat that are about to get pushed out your expecting. Earlier of the week, don't expect mid week to weekend. Expect the beginning of the week when nobody has bought anything the past weekend.

04/30/19: 4.5 out 5 - Came here with my mother-in-law because she wanted to see what it is all about. This would make it m second visit in a matter of days. And, I don't live in the area! To her surprise, she enjoyed the layout and was quite surprised on how great most of the prices were. It would be only obvious then that she would have to pick up some items. She also commented on how clean the store was for an Asian market. Keep in mind, we are Asians and we go to MANY kinds of Asian markets. It was definitely a worthwhile visit for her. She'll most likely will want to come back and so will I. If you get a chance or in just in the area, definitely check out H Mart. There's even a little eatery inside called "K-Town". Simple menu and very tasty. 04/27/19: 4.5 out 5 - Finally got a chance to check out H-Mart since its Grand Opening after it has taken the spot that was formerly Zupan Market. Decided to come to H-Mart after my running group had gotten a bite somewhere nearby. Parked off the street, but found out later that there is a parking structure for H-Mart customers. It's not a huge space but it definitely suffices for the demographic area. It was a bit crowded at first since it seems like the employees were still putting inventory out However, the place was still clean and, for the most part, organized. The shelves were stocked with such an array of other ethnic foods along with H-Mart's regular inventory of Korean goods. Very pleased to see that. The produce look great. Looked fresh and very clean. A variety of sorts, as well. The meat and seafood department looked great, and the employees of that department were quite helpful. Overall, H-Mart seemed to transition well into the neighborhood, and provides a great variety of items in a small space with decently low prices to go with. I do hope for its success for the area it is in.

I like this store so much but parking is biggest problem. Super busy streets and cars don’t care pedestrians. But store is clean and neat. A very cute store. Crews are kind and generous.

This is the nicest H MART I've ever been to!!! The staff is supremely friendly and helpful! My cashier even suggested I exchange one of my bitter melons for a fresher one. Great tip! Because I had never really picked them out before I didn't know what to look for. The prices are just STUNNING and affordable!! It has very luxurious decor for an H Mart too! I snapped some pics while I was there!! Enjoy your new neighborhood grocery!

I like H Mart! It's expensive for an Asian grocery, but not unreasonable. It's a very clean and organized store. They have good deli food to go, a small boba shop that I've never tried, good produce selection, plenty of snacks and treats. Located on a super cool block of Belmont. Street parking or small underground lot shared with the apartments.

Came to get bulgogi and ended up with a lot more. Tons of Asian snacks, frozen food and drinks. This place has all the Asian essentials you can't find and regular grocery stores. Loved the hot food section. I will say the spam and egg musubis need some work. For $3.99 it's a scam. The rice has way too much oil in it, why is there oil on the rice? I got the beef bowl which was perfect. They have a public bathroom and private garage parking. It is a little on the pricey side. Will be beck!

Unagi musubi and sesame ball lunch. So good and fresh! Park underground-- not a ton of spots.. no need to validate parking. I remember back in 2007-- it was also another upscale market Large selections of fresh and frozen seafood-- cheap produce

This is not a connected store to the rest of the chain. Also very narrow aisles and the workers here (specifically the ones restocking) will lie and say they don't speak English just to not help you. It's annoying. But lucky me this is my closest one since moving from so cal.

Great grocery store with focus on Asian fare. Prices are reasonable and they have a great selection of Asian food products that are otherwise hard to find

Living in Vancouver, we don't have a big selection of Asian stores. The few stores that we do have are very small so we always head to Portland for Asian groceries. One of my favorite go-to Asian stores is H Mart. This location is usually pretty busy. It's on the corner of a busy street and most people aren't aware, but they do have a parking garage located in the back of the store, which is nice because Belmont is all street parking and it's never easy trying to find an open parking spot on the street. The garage parking is very small and tight though. The store is usually pretty clean and organized and they have a good selection of meat and seafood. They have a very nice selection of wagyu, short ribs, shabu shabu. And they have them fresh and frozen. They also have a bubble tea shop inside the store, as well as a small deli of hot foods.

I was expecting to see a stand-alone H-mart and it was but it was shaped like a corner store. We didn't know it at the time but there is parking in the back. We parked on the side by the entrance. The store wasn't as big the other H-marts but their selection was good. Their food was good too! We got some to go for lunch. Galbi bowl: 4/5, it was tasty. Bulgogi bowl: 4/5, it was good and the japchae was reallly good. Pickled spicy radish: 5/5, so good. Musubi: 4/5, it was good. Chocolate croissant: 3/5, it was good. We didn't experience any issues and checkout was fast. I enjoyed my time there and would definitely come back.

Love this H-Mart! It's definitely one of the smallest, which is one of the reasons I love it! Sometimes I want to stop in, grab some fresh rice noodle sheets (they have them) and be in my way. Until I discovered this H-Mart located in the previous Zupans on SE Belmont, I would drive out to the Tigard location. This store is much closer to where I run errands and go to the gym making it super convenient. And the size means I can run in and out easily. Yesterday I spent a lot of time there perusing the aisles, making mental notes and snapping pictures so I remember what they carry. An aisle jam packed with every possible condiment, soy sauce, chili paste from all over Asia. There is an area dedicated to Thai, Indian, Chinese, Korean, etc. the vast variety of Gochuchang was impressive. Restaurant size containers! Same with that amazing must-need BBQ sauce if you want to make your own flanked style short ribs. Same with the fresh noodle section; every size, shape, cut, ingredient base representing Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, China, Malaysia. And then there is the dry noodle section, and the rice varieties. In the past I would have to stop at 2 or 3 different markets to get what I need. Not anymore! What I loved the most was that H-Mart is a mirror image of an American grocery store. While the American stores are filled with American groceries with a small Asian condiment section, H-Mart is dedicated to products used in Asian countries and has a small Italian section with Ronzoni pasta in all different shapes plus tomatoes, roasted peppers, olive oil and more. And a Hispanic section with tortillas, salsa, beans, chipolte peppers, spices and more. The meat and seafood section is quite impressive, very high quality with prices to match. As always I just love walking down the snack aisle and marveling over the types of chips; who knew Lays made a shrimp flavor? And the cookies and candy. Kit-Kat makes a melon flavor and a matcha in addition to the chocolate. Of course they have a deli section with freshly prepared food - Bibimbap, bowls, ribs, fried chicken, fried spring rolls and more. Even a mine restaurant serving those chewy and delicious rice cakes in spicy sauce (Tteokbokki) and bubble tea and drinks. Everything in the produce area looked fresh and vibrant. The entire store is clean and organized even though there are end-caps piled high with massive bags of rice or sale products. It works. Prices are competitive with the meat and seafood being higher, similar to New Seasons. While this can never be my everything grocery store as I shop at Traders, Whole Foods, Freddie's, Safeway depending on what I'm buying. But for fresh rice noodles, Chinese broccolI, bok choy, Asian condiments and rice, this is where I will shop.

Much much nicer than the location in Tigard but still definitely not anything like the stores in California but definitely way way better plus I can find myself revisiting again? Selection much better and quality levels seem better but mostly grateful the layout and organization of overall store vibe so much closer to the standards of any worthy H mart? Still looking for my Jinro Soju easy back fix though!!!

I come here about once a week to get my fix, lol. They have a great selection and whatever you need, they have it. Keep in mind, just like any other store, they are things you buy and don't buy, do the price, so I'm not going to be upset that a box of Kraft Cheese is $3. I'm a big fan of their meat and seafood, which is always fresh and lasts a long time. You can also grab a hot meal, alcohol, and rare things that you won't find anywhere else.

I love their kimbap and bought one to eat. However, the ingredients they used were not fresh, particularly, the cucumber was spoiled. Be careful when you purchase their food

Sold me expired yogurt that, when I opened it, was very obviously rancid, as though it had not been refrigerated. The label was several days past date -- I did not even check because I figured that items sold by a grocery store would be in date! Overall this store is disorganized, unfriendly, and a weird fit for the neighborhood.

Ugh. Overall I really like this store. Has all the things I need and interesting bowls and etc. This review is for the kimbap/rolls they sell. Haven't had such mushy rice since Costco stopped carrying their terrible sushi. Really gummy, wet, mushy rice. The fillings were alright but the California roll was definitely not California roll. Affordable price but wow that rice. The guy who made it really tried...but couldn't they have provided more instructions on how to cook rice properly? The ratio of rice to water, to clean the rice sufficiently before cooking...when you have an electric rice cooker, how difficult could it be? I say 4 stars for this store. Minus one for the terrible rice.

My daughters and I went bananas in H Mart today. Got some BTS items for my friend who is obsessed. Got some melon candy my neighbor loves. My Mom found some foot masks that she loves.So at almost $200 later, we found some yummy snacks and food. Wanted to get some refrigerated food but we had a 17 minute walk. Service was quick and ambiance was clean. Workers stocking shelf's so it was busy. But a nice store, we will be back in the area.

When you need that korean fix whether it's the premade food or the ingredients, Hmart is where it's at. Now, for context, I thought this H Mart is a solid 3.5 but I rounded down. Yes, I went against normal rounding rules. However, it's mainly because the selection is limited. The size of the entire store is quite small compared to not only other H marts, but other grocery stores. Honestly, when you are in portland though, this is the only oasis to fulfill your asian food pantry.

Honestly love H Mart and for the most part they are awesome and we shop there regularly. The reason for my negative review is because of low quality of their produce. We've consistently had produce start to rot within 1-2 days of buying it. I just bought a cucumber yesterday and it has already started to mold. Wth

Recipe for making an H Mart: Take a Whole Foods, put it in a jar filled with cabbage, radishes, onions, ginger, vinegar and chili powder, bury it and allow it to ferment for several days or weeks. Pretty soon, an H Mart will sprout up from the ground in its place! Okay, I'm being facetious, but I *wish* it worked this way. I would swap out every Whole Foods for an H Mart, if I had my druthers. Easily my second favorite Asian grocery chain (by a razor thin margin) and topped only by Uwajimaya (in my humble opinion), H Mart does *everything* right. Variety, quality, pricing: you name it! Exceptional produce. Exceptional seafood. Gorgeous cuts of meat and fish, fresh or frozen. Sane, sensible prices, considering the superiority of the goods on offer here, even the imported ones. Sure, it's no WinCo or Walmart, but since they (and most other grocers) are so woefully outclassed by the Asian Holy Trinity of Supermarkets (Uwaji's, H Mart and Fubonn), I'm willing to pay *a* premium for *the* premium. Seriously, where else are you going to find multiple "deli" counters serving bento, bibimbap, sushi, fried chicken, bubble tea and shaved ice, all in one place?! And they're all awesome?! Shut the front door! No, wait, open the front door, I want some beef bibimbap! My *only* complaint about H Mart is that (like Uwajimaya) it's not closer to my house. It would be a dream come true to move into the apartments above it, but there's no way my wallet (or waistline) would survive. At least we would both die happy!

This H Mart is really great. It is a smaller grocery store, but it is full of fun things. The deli area had a few fun options, and my daughter and I enjoyed some takeout for our ride home. There is a small parking lot (unusual for a grocery store this close in) -- parking was challenging (small spaces), but certainly nice to have that option. I'll definitely be back.

I went in the early afternoon of 4/26, really excited to try a Korean hot dog for the first time. But they served me a cold Korean hotdog, this was after ordering with the rude cashier. She may have heated the first one up but she dropped it on the counter and angrily threw it away. I couldn't even say anything about it because she quickly walked away from the food area. I don't plan on ordering anything ever again after this experience.

This is one of the smallest H Marts I have been to, but they got everything in! I came to see if they had passion fruit pulp, they didn't. However they had everything else I didn't come looking for! My favorite red ginger, chili paste, Thai chilis, and so much more! Would definitely recommend stopping in even if it's just to explore new items and try new things!

12/13/20: 4.75 out of 5 - H Mart Belmont is spacious, kept clean, and well stocked. This H Mart carries a great assortment of products, and good prices. Meats are nice cuts, and produce are pretty fresh and clean. There is an underground parking available for H Mart patrons. It's a little tight, but it's better than parking on the street. Overall, H Mart does what is required of them and its patrons to be open during this Covid-19 times. I didn't feel unsafe at all, nor did I feel unwelcomed. I will be coming back for more of my necessities, and other items that I deem essentials. If you haven't been to this H Mart, then consider stopping in and checking it out if you are in the area.

I just absolutely love this place it's in a much easier location than all of the other Asian markets are for me granted granted you are definitely paying a premium for the location. They have a in house bubble tea placed this quite good and keeps a lot of things on tap so that orders go much quicker.. The tapioca balls weren't quite as fresh as I'd normally like but a deployment wasn't anything to complain about me... They have steam buns and other items that look to be made from frozen. They have sushi rolls and all the other items you can believe it's in the old zoo pin the old zupan spots so it's not very huge but it definitely is adequate size for what you need. It's also right next to the nickel arcade abalone movie theater and that's really cool because you can come get interesting candies here to bring there wait wait did I say that please don't tell them I'm sneaking in outside candy... The thing I like most of all about this is that everyone working there is always so finally they're quick on the register and we never have too long to lines backing up in the store. Only reason I'm not giving it a 5 star is because it is priced quite higher than other markets of similar items and other locations of theirs...

Love this store!! Amazing kimchi. The little area with the boba tea and such is not good at all, skip it. Haven't tried their fresh sushi or anything because it always sold out when we come. Super fun to shop at and they always have cool things to look at.

I love this store. If you want fresh food at a better price than Fred meyers, Safeway and etc. I come her for all my groceries!!

There is not anything worth taking a star off on this review. They have a great selection, everything looks fresh and we always find something we just have to have. There's food, drinks and and other essentials like bowls and chopsticks and etc.

Decent selection in a convenient location. They have everything you could need on a normal day. Their inventory is typically a bit messy however. They have a convenient parking garage that is free to park in. The kimbap station is delicious. We ordered bulgogi and it was very good. They don't seem to have any individual Korean soft drinks in the cooler which is extremely disappointing. How can you enjoy kimbap without a nice cold Korean cider?

H Mart is one of my favorite grocery chains. This location which used to be a Zupans is a nice location however not as extensive in products as the one on Tigard. Also if you purchase drinks from their refrigerated area, please look at expiration dates as while I was drinking an iced tea I purchased there last week, I noticed the very expired date on the box. Read your items before you buy.

Great place to shop for Asian groceries, if it weren't for the unsafe atmosphere. It is made worse by management's lack of concern for the safety of the staff and customers. I had two interactions of unhinged, psychotic customers who followed me around and shouted slurs etc. I went to the cashier and they expressed sympathy but said management wouldn't allow them to call the cops.

Asian market. Pretty important when I live part time in my diverse hometown San Francisco and the other part in Bend, Oregon where diversity is non-existent. There are no Asian markets in Bend. This means we drive 3 hours to Ranch99 in Portland to buy as much as we need to then drive back home to Bend. While visiting Portland to look for another house I wanted to go to the Asian markets. I wish I didn't choose this one. The majority of shoppers were not Asian. That should have been my clue to leave. I had boorish people reaching for things right by my face on the shelf. Waiting your turn or saying excuse me is pretty basic manners. Don't grab things around me and move my cart. I can't chronicle all the ignorance because it will just anger me again. The cherry on this whole fiasco? The staff are as rude as the customers! The cashier was snarky af. The woman at the food take away counter was a sour faced witch who basically ignored us. It was pretty strange to go somewhere where every single person was SO RUDE! Go to Ranch 99. Spend your hard earned money at an actual Asian market. I absolutely do NOT recommend. This place is trash. Never again.

Among the area's most popular Asian grocery stores - 99 Ranch, Fubonn, H Mart in Tigard, Uwajimaya, Boo Han, and Hong Phat - this H Mart has the WORST ready-to-eat/hot bar food. We didn't finish any of the six items purchased including the Kalbi. The parking is terrible. And this just seems like an odd location for an Asian grocery store. Not a fan on many levels.

Great Asian grocery. Clean and well organized. Restrooms are unisex, clean and well stocked. Employees are friendly and helpful. They have many options for food and beverages. There are great weekly deals. Street parking and on the attached (and shared) garage. Great grocery right down the street from where I was staying in Portland.

The H Mart on Belmont. Don't go to the cashier with purple hair and glasses. Extremely unfriendly and overcharged for produce because she didn't know how to properly ring it up, she picked a random code and I head her say "works for me."

Dropped by this H Mart a couple times on the weekdays and was pleasantly surprised by the goods within. Aka hello there is an Indian section? and a Hispanic section?! Wowow. There is a parking garage which is nice though the space is somewhat tight. Park inside, then head in via the side door entrance and you'll find yourself at the banchan/marinated meats and drinks. You got all the faves -- different types of kimchi, bean sprouts, cucumber, etc. In terms of the drinks there are your Korean sodas and of course milkis and coffees. The sections from there on out are well labelled and it is pretty easy to locate everything you need. Things I got so far -- , , , /gochugaru, onion ring chips, vegetable dumplings, and sesame oil. There are a plethora of fresh and frozen noodles, tofus, dairy, and of course produce. The produce was actually in pretty good condition and I can see myself frequenting it. Some of the sections were missing stock but it didn't affect my overall basket too much. The Indian section has a decent array of spices and I was able to snag my turmeric and cloves here. The Hispanic section had refried beans/regular beans, hominy, hot sauce, salsa, etc. The ability to grab my Korean and other asian staples here PLUS have some access to Indian and Hispanic foods is huge. I have a baaad feeling I will frequent this place at this rate.

I can't say this is my favorite Korean grocery store or even favorite H-Mart. It has some pros and cons but for me, but mostly it was just ok. I am excited there is a closer Korean grocery store option for me. But when I went, there was a lack of inventory, lots of unstocked shelf with merch on the floor and the prices are consistently higher than my favorite Korean store. What they lack in inventory, they definitely have it clean and very bright. They have a pretty decent seafood station and an in-store restaurant with so far, three types of bibimbaps. Maybe they'll expand the menu, it does seem like it caters to the area. They also sell some ready made meals and panchan but most of them were missing when I went around 10 in the morning. Returns are a hassle, they have to fill out this long handwritten form and have you sign it. I will go again maybe in a few months to see if things have improved but I would probably only go here if it was in my neighborhood and I don't want to drive out to Beaverton. I am still excited that Portland got an H-Mart and hope many people will go there. Get some butter honey chips, seaweed wrappers or Peppero sticks.

No, there ain't nothing that I gotta prove Oh, say can you see the red, white, and blue I think I'm pretty with these dumplings I think it's funny when you try to sing You try to General Mill me, you can go to hell Cause I got Ramen like nobody else I like shrimp, chip, and dip off-the-shelf Keep those back tattoos to yourself So Kim Chee the rice, fill up the bowl Play another jam of that Elle King soul Turn up the grill, crisp the eggroll Asia inspires the feast tonight Fresh from the fishery I am America's H Mart You love my crab display I am America's H Mart They say I'm Portland's sister town So I lit the aisles and K-pop'd out Get what you want from me I am America's H Mart

Love this Hmart since they have lots of great weekly deals for you to save on your groceries. They also have a spot for you to get freshly made food and drinks such as sushi, Togo rice bowls/meals, drinks, and fried chicken! They have a decent banchan selection and baked goods as well. Considering the size of this Hmart compared to the bigger ones, I prefer going here since they have everything I need in a small space and they have great prices. It's definitely good for people who only cook for 1-2 people since the portion sizes of their meat or fish packs are smaller.

Great choice of foods and drinks. They have pre cook food available which is delicious. I would definitely recommend to family and friends.

overpriced goods, limited stock... checker wasn't great. The corndog at K-Town isn't even covered in sugar. The cheese inside the corn dog isn't even melted! The milk teas were good because you can opt for no sugar or syrup.

Fun place to visit because of the wide selection of food and drinks from overseas. You will even see kitchenware from Korea and such. There are even skincare items stocked. They sell hot foods, baked goods, kimchi, noodles, sushi, and much more. You easily get lost walking down the aisles looking at everything. The employees there were very friendly. There's not much to say, since it's just a grocery store that's Asian-focused.

I've never reviewed any place before. I was super excited to go here for the second time, first time before the pandemic. My impulse buy was a watermelon sherbet/ice cream. Thinking everything in a grocery store is checked and up to code, I was surprised when I was home, ready to enjoy, and the label read 6/03/2022.​ I'll go back for for certain items. Heads up though, check the expiration dates. I've found a few other items that don't even have it labeled.

Woah there! How could I have not written a review for this place yet? I mean, I only come here once a week for the last few weeks. I like this place because they are clean, have weekly sales and open late. Did you know, you can view their weekly deals online? Makes it really convenient to see their sales items. I always come here to shop and end up buying things I didn't know I needed. A few things though, there's street parking and then there's garage parking. Just make sure you park where it is clearly marked for "H Mart customer" or something close to that. Credit card minimum is $5.00 - better bring cash if your purchase is $4.99.

As a Korean this is embarrassing. Wayy overpriced and they never have tteok in stock. Went there everyday for a week to get it but they never have it in stock even though they claim they get deliveries everyday. Management is no help either.

Overall: I'm glad there is an H-Mart in the Southeast Portland area! Parking: They share a parking garage with the apartment complex which has always been super easy to find a spot. Something to note is that not all of the parking spots are the same size, so if you have an SUV, the parking spots in the back on the right side would most likely work best. If all fails, you do have street parking. Location: It's located on Belmont with a huge sign that you can't miss! I love how there are restaurants nearby so you can do some shopping after getting a bite to eat. Selection: This H-Mart is significantly smaller than the one in Tigard but it is more organized and cleaner. Service: They are semi-strict on their credit card policy where you have to spend $5 or more. If you're close enough (10 cents or less), they tend to just let you use your credit card.

I expected more from this H Mart, having patronized several others. Especially because this one seems to be in a neighborhood that would support a really good Asian market. The grocery section, in particular, is very weak. You're better off going to Fred Meyer or Safeway. This H mart carries very few Asian grocery items. They didn't even have gai lan, which is a like an American grocery not having broccoli. Parking garage is tight and limited. When I need Asian staples and groceries, with driving 3 1/2 hours from Bend, I'll head for Uwajimaya.

Yay for HMart! Super excited that they opened up another location in the Portland area. Even better that they have their own parking garage. We definately missed it the first time and had to drive around the block again to find the entrance. This location is also definately smaller than the Beaverton location but still has an amazing selection of different cuts of meat. Made me wish it were winter again so we could do hot pot! Store was very well laid out, super clean and organized. HMart always has nice sales going on so we ended up getting a few extra staples than what we came in for. Their produce prices are also great with a nice selection of Asian sauces, dry goods, Asian snacks, and cookware. Only downside? This location doesn't accept the HMart card. Oh well, still grateful to have another Asian grocery option in the area.

I can't imagine not having H-Mart's Korean specialities and all the fresh ingredients and authentic Korean Kimchi in big sized containers, which is what I frequently need. I was really amazed when I discovered the Belmont store through a friend that I can even walk to! I have been to the big store many times and still go there when I am going to be in the area. Prices are up everywhere but the Asian treats and supplies here are much cheaper and more plentiful than at Fred's or Safeway, etc.

Took a star off because there is a rewards program at all H marts. But this one didn't participate in it. This one was small and although there was a secret ion it is not the best or the biggest but it was ok. Produce was fresh and the to go area was small but there was a good selection. Staff was friendly and efficient. Store was clean and inviting. Other than that. Was just ok.

I don't get the hate here. I really don't. As of writing this review, this Hmart has a 3.5 rating, and from what I've read, most of it is because of people bemoaning the lack of hot food bar. This is a supermarket. And not only that, it's the closest one to downtown Portland (15 mins on the 15). It's clean, spacious, relatively empty, and there are regular deals on produce and fruit. (Peaches 1.38 a pound? Amazing.) You can get everything here you need except for....nothing. Everything is here. If you're looking off a food court, go to LA. If you're looking for a H-mart in a great location for downtown Asian people....come to this H-Mart. Or don't....and keep it relatively empty for me :D

Great Asian & speciality food market. Wonderful addition to the neighborhood. I've found some great middle eastern items here as well. They have a great selection of hard to find veggies (for Asian dishes), tofu, sake, noodles and SO much more. They also have prepared foods if you need to grab a bite. Only downside is the parking lot!!! The parking spots are too small and impossible to get in and out of.