H Mart Duluth

I love, love, love this location! A big parking lot so bring the fam. There is something here for everyone from the bakery, to the restaurant and free samples. I was able to find so much with well displayed signs and great pricing. Plenty off cookware, sauces and kimchi to satisfy the fellow Korean, skincare and everything in between. So enjoyable looking around and exploring the endless isles of treats

Store is huge and has hot food! I got the spicy pan fried chicken and he got the bulgogi. We both got petite tiramisu! Everything was a decent price (12.99 avg price for all items). Quality and tasty!

Very accessible. It is a food court inside of a Korean grocery store. Best Korean food I've ever had. My favorite dish is the gochujang stir fry pork.

One of my favorite places to shop! H Mart in Duluth has an incredible selection of fresh produce, seafood, and authentic Asian groceries. The store is always clean, well-organized, and stocked with so many unique items you can’t find anywhere else. The food court is amazing too...everything from Korean BBQ to bubble tea, all super tasty and fresh. Staff are friendly and helpful, and checkout is quick even when it’s busy. Highly recommend if you love exploring new flavors or cooking Asian cuisine! 🥢🛒🥬

Picked up pastries, dinner, and pork belly. Always an amazing experience when I get to stop by. By far my favorite H Mart. Also - this is the BEST PLACE to get JaJangmyeon, even to go. I drive from Paulding, just to get it 😭 I love it so much. Also a the pastries at Tous Les Jours, are so amazing. Thank you to the sweet girl working the counter, she let me know if the promotion that was being ran and I was able to get a discount. I’m beyond happy with my food from both places and the service at both. As usual, I will be returning soon.

Warning About Mislabeling at H Mart – Not What I Paid For Stopped by H Mart yesterday — a reputable Korean grocery store I visit from time to time. I normally don’t buy meat here, but decided to pick up some filet mignon for a nice dinner with my wife. The meat looked a bit different than what I’m used to, but I figured it might be a Korean cut or style. The package was clearly labeled filet mignon, and I paid the premium price expecting a tender, quality steak. Well — I cooked it today, and as the photos show, this was not filet mignon. Sorry if the pictures are a bit much, but the texture was incredibly tough, and most of it was inedible. We couldn’t chew through it. The packaging clearly said filet mignon, but what we got was something else entirely. Whether it was an honest mistake or not, I want to caution others: check your labels carefully, and don’t assume what’s on the package is what’s inside. Lesson learned. I won’t be buying meat here again.

the super h Mart is awesome had a bunch of stuff that I never seen that other h Mart never seen a bastard halibut in real life

Whenever I go to Georgia I stop here. All the veggies and fruit I need is right here. Meats are great. Sometimes the aisles are blocked, I think it can be managed better. I never leave empty handed. Food looks food and cakes. Can be little pricey, however I want to so I'm getting it there. Asking for something can be tricky, very little English is known by the packers.

Super Hmart you are pretty super. The food court comes in very handy for those that live close by. I'm not-so-secretly jealous coming from NYC (where retail square footage is a luxury) that such a huge Hmart exists, and with a huge accessible parking lot too.* They have all the major categories of fresh produce, meat and dairy, dried, canned, frozen and prepared foods, drinks, noodles, and more--like marinated meats, a kimchi section (standard at most Hmarts), a Korean skincare store, a Korean clothing shop (both separate from the main store), and a Korean food court with mom&pop purveyors. Of course there are certain aisles that are much larger than at your traditional supermarket, like ramen, Korean and Asian snacks, rice, Korean and Asian alcoholic beverages. Like most Korean grocery stores, their prices in general are prob a little bit higher than other Asian groceries for similar items. However there are definitely Korean items here that you can't find at other non-Korean stores. When I picked up some food from the food court a couple weeks ago the staff was pretty friendly. Didn't have much interaction with the cashiers at the main supermarket side. *though part of me also questions if mega format strip malls and parking lots are the best use of our environmental resources.

I love, love, love this location! A big parking lot so bring the fam. There is something here for everyone from the bakery, to the restaurant and free samples. I was able to find so much with well displayed signs and great pricing. Plenty off cookware, sauces and kimchi to satisfy the fellow Korean, skincare and everything in between. So enjoyable looking around and exploring the endless isles of treats

I love coming here! It's such a great place that has such a rich community and culture. There are many food restaurants in here too, so sometimes we come here to get food before we shop. Their produce is fresh too! Always a plus and a concern of mine when shopping. We also love getting our Asian staples from here, but most of all supporting our local grocery store that isn't bending the knee to Trump lol! In any case, they have so much than food here too like clothes and household items. It's really a one stop shop. They're also pretty kind and that's appreciated too

Highly recommended for Asian ingredients. Easy layout to find items. Love their kimchi selection. Though I'll have to say that the kimchi lady wasn't there on Saturday and she's usually packing the cucumber and bean sprout ones so I didn't get them this time because she wasn't there. Good selection of meats. They also have pre-made meals, grab-n-go items, and a small food court as well as desert bar if you have more time. Fruit and veggies selection very good. Just know that on weekends it's very crowded!

Love Hmart for their offerings and how clean they are. So many Asian fruits, meats, ingredients, seafood and frozen foods. This location was quite large. The only reason for three stars is due to service. I asked two separate employees for specific items and I was not pointed in the right direction.

HMart is magical to me! I have been in love with the produce, meat selection, & fun finds for as long as I can remember. I've grown up in Duluth so I am no stranger to the Korean diversity in the area and I LOVE IT! I'm fascinated by how big the store is. We have many shops in this shopping center as well that are worth trying! Be sure to download the app to have access to smart shopper card, you can get a $10 credit after 1000 points. It comes in handy. Hmart has some of the best produce in the area at a REALLY good price. They also carry unique produce as well such as Indian eggplant, various tofu types and my favorite find has been oyster mushrooms. Also their meat and seafood section features some awesome deals. Today I found a $6 whole chicken, in this economy that amazing! The options here are literally endless... like we even have a whole section dedicated to Kimchi, and soup kits. Through the outskirts of the actual store you can find skincare, houseware and clothes. Just go and see for yourself, I'm sure you'll be lost with a cart full- like me!! The service I've encountered has been really decent too! Some language barriers in some scenarios but nothing that took away from the experience. The only thing I struggle with is the isles are a little skinny for as much as they have in them! It can be hard to get around when the store is at its peak hours. They also took away samples during covid period, and I do miss that! You could try something that could be your new fave :) Final verdict: obviously I recommend and will be back! If you are overwhelmed or nervous to venture into the Hmart, don't be! there's literally something in there for everyone! TIP: there are some snacks towards the back of the store, whenever they have a sticker on the prices, this means they're 50% off!! I lucked out on some potstickers that were DELISH! Check it out!

Viral potato bread and frozen kimbop available! Love the big grocery store. Strongly recommend to check out specially managers special promos.

As a lover of Hmart, I was not disappointed with this location as it is consistent with most other locations. It was well organized and pretty fresh produced available. Staff are friendly and sometimes offer free ramen or dumpling samples on weekends. My friend and I mostly came to try their raw marinated crabs which was delicious! As always, I will be back to Hmart soon.

Loved this supermarket !! Had a food court inside and a Korean corn dog restaurant. Also a bakery but we didn't try that , staff was very helpful :)

I love H Mart. It's one of my favorite stores. I always feel like a kid in a candy store when I come here. I can find everything that I love which makes me so happy. This location is really nice, super clean and so presentable. Fresh fruits and vegetables and after a certain time, there's hot food, Korean corn dogs and other quick meals. I haven't been here in a while since it's so far away, but I made time time morning RIGHT when they opened up. Love that for me. Anyway, I'll definitely be coming back. They also have the soup dumplings that I looooooove. I used them in my tteokbokki today .

False advertisement T v T, don't label "yellow watermelon" when it's red watermelon. And what red melon cost 12 dollars? I only bought it bc its labeled as yellow watermelon. Feel like I'm being scam

H Mart is so cool! I loved that there's a bakery and food court inside the store. I love tea and their selection is vast! There's an entire kimchi bar with so many unique options of kimchi! It's paradise!

I wish Florida had an H-mart just like this one cause honestly I been to this exact H-Mart so many times. The prices are great for food items, I love the skin care section and soo many other areas in the store. Kitchen products are great there, I would highly recommend this store. The service is professional if you need help, you can definitely get assistance. I didn't really need any help when I visited the store but there is a bunch of workers present everywhere. The store is always clean and sometimes you might see food stands giving out samples. Highly recommend to visit a H-mart.

All sorts of good food to enjoy! We went to the snacks section and got us some hot dogs which were better than some places we've been to.

Noticed some racist microagressions from the meat department manager and the cashier that served me. The meat manager was rude and curt with me when I asked a question regarding a possible markdown for a manager's special pricing. The expiration date was the same as another package I had that WAS marked down, and her explanation was that it's based on the packing date. Thing is...there is no packing date. Only an expiration date. Then as I was checking out, the cashier asked the customer in front of me if she could use her loyalty card on his purchase. When it came to me, she didn't offer that or even inquire if I had one of my own. I noticed that when the customer after me was checking out, she again inquired regarding the loyalty card. The common denominator was that both those customers were white and I'm black. Will NOT be returning.

Yes this is a place to go if you want fresh meats. Different kinds of exotic snacks. When I come to Atlanta I always go the H-mart. It's a little on the $$$ side but it's worth it to me. I never ask for help because they don't under stand what I'm saying or I can't understand them. I just google what I'm looking for. Now it smell became of the fresh seafood. The ambiance is kool people were minding there business.

The original HMart of the entire international franchise and also the largest. This and the Doraville location are our favorite two spots to go to for banchan, kimbap, and packaged goods. I would give it 5 stars, but the quality of the produce and meat just isn't up to par in freshness. Things you should know: I. PARKING I mean, the parking lot is gigantic. Parking is just not an issue. II. SERVICE Timely with check outs. The employees are very sweet all across the board. III. QUALITY With imported goods 5/5 stars. And the price is very affordable. The range of options is vast, going from sauces, to soup bases, to sweets, chips, and beverages. You get a little adventure here without travelling abroad. Our favorite aspects about this particular HMart is the variety of banchan, sweet rice, and kimbap. Their quality is good. The produce and meat, on the other hand, is what isn't so fresh. IV. CAPACITY Can be busy and packed, but can also be uncrowded. Just depends on the time of day and whether you choose to dive into the weekend grocery rush or not.

The cart management staff here is Indian. When I was waiting for a friend's transaction after leaving the checkout, he came outside with a card, stared at me without saying sorry, and just looked at me. Also, the female staff at the customer service center has no basic knowledge about the H-Mart app, and I had to request another update at a different location to properly use my account. Also not fresh vegetables.

The shiny muscat grapes were on sale from $40/lb to $18/lb. They tasted like muscat grapes, which is like softer, sweeter green grape. Didn't have the crunch you would get from green Costco grapes, but kinda had the texture of a plum. Thought they would be perfectly round but they weren't.

The service is ok and the food overall at the food court is good. There are things for the more Americanized palate as well as catering to authentic Korean cuisine

This H Mart is a very popular and busy store. Depending on the day and time, parking can be a huge challenge because this store shares a big free parking lot with a multitude of small businesses that also appear to be popular. From personal experience, customer service from the employees is just about non-existent; they're all business and don't seem to have time for pleasantries or for making customers seem welcomed. This isn't the biggest H Mart in the Atlanta metro area, but it still stocks even hard-to-find Asian items. I went to the produce section to buy some fresh vegetables. The fruits and veggies are always very fresh, but there are some fruits and veggies that are less expensive at other retail stores (sorry, not going to specifically provide store names), so customers should know what the competition's prices are before shopping here, unless convenience is worth it. Today, among other things I bought were green onions at 3 bunches for $1. Some of the meats are priced very well at H Mart, as are some of the Asian products (specifically from Asia) which are also rarely stocked at other retail stores, and the seafood (crab, shrimp, fish) is very fresh. One of the reasons why I like coming here is the food court, which is an added bonus because I know I shouldn't do any shopping while I'm hungry, since I know the result will be a major hit to my credit card. Soooo ... I eat lunch at one of the food vendors before even starting my shopping.

Great job on maintain the quality & the cleanliness of the market. Despite being in existence for almost 20 years now, and it's the original location of all the Super H Mart in the Atlanta areas. Kudos to you & the staff!!! It is the most comprehensive Asian market all around. The produce, veggies, and fruits are SOOOOOOOOOOO fresh (Even at the higher pricings than others, still worth the prices, since the cleanliness & qualities are important to me). The variety cuts of meats, ranging from paper - thinly slice cuts, to steaks, to waygu are all available, whether fresh or frozen. Now, onto the seafoods, goodness sakes, one cannot ask for any better choices of selection, variety of cuts, "On-the-Spot" scaling, gutting, cleaning, and cutting to your own choice of cuts are available upon request. Wow......, can't say more how important that is. Not forgetting to mention the dry goods (Ramens, veggies, noodles, etc), sauces, snacks, and on and on and on..........!! Oh, btw, be sure to stop on in the food vendors, located to the right side of the entrance upon entering the store, be sure to EAT 1st, then shop after. This way, prevent you from over shopping with an empty stomach like I did, once in awhile, he he he he he. Again, KUDOS TO YOU (Management) and THE STAFF for such a clean market!!!

This is by far our favorite stop when visiting Georgia. This is my Korean heaven! Not only do they have a food court with a variety of food options but also large grocery selection and kitchen items available for purchase. I could literally spend hours in here eating and shopping around. They even have Hello Kitty toilet paper!!!! Anytime we visit we stop by the day of our return home and shop for items to stock up at home. So much produce at great prices as well. They also have a Korean bakery that I just have to shop at for the breads and cream cakes. These are by far the absolute best and freshest pastries! I highly recommend that you stop by and check this place out. And if you can't find something to eat inside Super H Mart then there are plenty of Korean restaurants in the same plaza.

PROS: *Lots of selections for Asian grocery. *Fantastic food court with selections from a bakery, a Chinese dumpling stall, a Korean stall, a Japanese sushi stall, and a snack stall with various tempura items, hot dogs, and kimbaps *large section of prepared foods to make easy soups and bibimbap. also lots of pre-packaged side dishes *dedicated stalls in the back for puffed rice and fresh rice cakes CONS: *COVID precautions not taken very seriously. The area is sooooo crowded on a weekend! Definitely not socially distanced. *Lines are very long, aisles are very narrow *some of the items are a little more pricey, could probably get a better price at Jusgo? but not a huge difference I

Hikari sushi . Purchased a sushi roll platter at this location - truly a disappointment. Paid more than $70 for a platter but received a low quality and basic rolls . We had been to other H mart food court sushi with much better quality platter with the same price range .Due to communication- they can't explain . Truly disappointing and will never visit this store again .

We went shopping at H-mart today as we used to. I picked up dozens of clams at tray $3.99/lb. but they charged me $6.99/lb. So the old man from seafood department came out and point the finger at the tray $6.99. I said i picked up at tray $3.99/lb. I said you can look at the camera but he said he call the police and tell me to get out. I am very disappointed the way they treated customers like that or because I'm not Korean. I went to customer service desk and ask for manager but no manager on duty. the lady from customer service went to the seafood department with me could not do anything but look at the clams and said was maybe customers moved the clams from $6.99/lb. tray to $3.99/lb. tray. H-mart is not the only Korean market in Duluth. They are many Korean super markets in the area. l like friendly service at Zion market. It's only few hundred feet away from H-mart and they speak English.

I've been to a lot of HMarts, and even though I have this love & hate relationship with the Hmart here, I have to say it's one of the best ones in the chain. It's the biggest one I've been at, and it has everything from produce, meat, packaged goods, Korean products, food courts and even Korean corn dogs. I come here to get mainly my packaged goods, as I must say that the produce and the meat here is not the best (main reason why I'm giving it 4 over 5). They do have the most options for Korean packaged goods over Zion & Mega which gives them an advantage. Food court is also decent. They have various selections you can choose from. Again, a solid hmart. Shame I have to give it a 4 bc of their quality issues..

HMart is more than a grocery store... it's an experience and worth the drive out to Duluth. We started at the food court with dumplings and soup. I had the spicy beefy soup which just hit the spot on a cold day. Then we wandered around the store filling up the basket with a variety of goodies. Do I have the ingredients to make an actual, well-balanced meal? No. Will I eat well this week? Yes. The highlight for me were the walnut cookies. They're a doughy treat filled with a walnut and red bean paste. I haven't had them since I lived in Korea and honestly if I knew I could get them in the middle of HMart would have made a trip sooner. We ended our adventure with a stop at Mozart's Bakery. Pro-tip: most of the treats get marked down to 30% off at the end of the night.

This was a really great spot for lunch today. My fiance and I enjoyed walking around the huge grocery store first and trying all of the samples they were offering. When we got to the back of the store, I finally got to order the Myungrang hot dogs I have been wanting to try, since I first saw them on YouTube a few years back. I ordered the plain mozzarella cheese dog and the hot dog in potato batter. I opted to get both covered in sugar. At the other vendors towards the front of the store, we ordered the Don Katsu (pork) plate which came with the katsu, rice, some pickled veggies, salad, and hot broth. We also ordered the mixed tempura plate, some dim sum and a green tea boba smoothie. Overall, of the two hot dogs, I would order the plain mozzarella cheese stick again. The potato battered hot dog was too thick for me, and I feel it would've been better without the sugar. The katsu plate was a great portion - although my fiance said the katsu itself was a little dry. The broth that came with the meal was excellent, and the ladies were nice enough to give us extra broth for free when we asked for more. The dim sum was not what I expected. I thought I ordered two large chashu (or char siu), bbq beef, bao. It turns out I should've clarified what was in the bao, as they were actually some kind of tofu/bean sprout bao. They were ok, but not my favorite. The shrimp rolls that I ordered alongside them were good. The mixed tempura plate was a good deal, but not the best tempura we've had. They could've been a little crispier and more flavorful. The green tea boba smoothie was good, but very thick. I think next time I would just get the tea latte over ice. Every boba place is different, so I wasn't sure how thick to expect the smoothie, but it was a bit thick for my taste. In any case, H Mart was a great, fun experience for my fiance and I. We will definitely come back for our Asian grocery needs. They have a great variety and great deals on a lot of items.

I was super excited to go to Hmart while in GA! The produce section was packed with so many options!!! The seafood was fresh and beautiful! I was able to get raw marinated crab which I've been looking for for ever in Sc... so many great products!!! I'll definitely stop again when in Duluth!

Wanted to venture out to a new (to me) Super Hmart and sample their wares. Traditionally the prices for produce, meats and fish cannot be beat. I don't care from which life you walk from, this place is the go to for any shopping you need. Granted it has many other foods from different origins. The icing on the cake was the food court. Almost similar to the one near Buford highway. Still delicious. I had to get our monthly allotment of Melona honeydew ice cream bars... did I say this already? This shit is the bomb!

This is seriously the best H Mart ever! I usually come here for all my experimental cooking buys! Yesterday, I went to their food stalls and was extremely pleased. I ordered the miso soup which came with sushi as well as a Korean like salad (forgot the name). Very delicious and fresh, will be back!

This review is for the fish waffles in the back of the store, near the banchan section. Got 1 order of fish waffles filled with sweet red bean paste for $5 - they are cooked to order, and 1 order comes with 5 fish waffles. Honestly I wish they added more bean filling but they're still yummy. Just be careful when eating esp. if you walk-n-eat in the store ... I may have dropped a few dollops of red bean filling on the floor, oops! You can also get the fish waffles with chocolate instead for the same price. They also sell something similar but filled with sweet syrup. Next trip - order the Korean corn dogs stuffed with all kinds of interesting items. FYI re: the grocery products - this is the original and best H Mart among the H Marts in Atlanta and the high turnover of food probably contributes to that. it's interesting too that not all items are priced the same across the different store locations.

I can not be in Atlanta and not drop by H Mart. They should have one in every major city. Not only do they have everything Korean, they have the best seafood selections. Huge shrimp in shells, Dungeness crabs, crab legs and multitudes of fish. Everything seems cheaper here than in Delray Beach Florida. So I usually grab a few bags of dried seaweed for my miso or tofu soups and some Asian snacks for our ride home. This time, my son asked for Soju, a Korean high alcohol content clear sweet liquor that is drank in shots. There was an entire aisle of it in different fruity flavors. They were about $5 for a small bottle. We browsed, but did not purchase. The perimeter of the store has merchants selling Asian fast food snack items, household goods and food court Korean delights as good as the restaurants. Always a great place to discover new flavors of spicy ramen and ice cream bars.

I happened to be in the area so I stopped for groceries. There a huge fresh produce, seafood, and meat departments. I like that there's a food court in here with bakery and restaurants! I might have to try some of the food some time. I love the snack and ramen aisles at Asian grocery stores. Keep an eye out for items on sale!

Haven't shopped inside yet. Mask required. Hand sanitizer @ the door. A friend & I met up just to eat in the food court. Yes! It's that serious with authentic Korean food. We both served in the military & used to live in Korea for a couple years. There were up to 5 independent businesses. A few are hot bowls & traditional dishes. Sushi. Chinese. One bakery with great Black Rose Tea Latte (I want it right now). For two people to eat it cost $23.50 roughly without drinks. We didn't even want to fill our stomachs with anything else. I'm talking about huge portions you can eat twice. BiBimBop with spicy Bulgogi chicken. All the veggie sides & a miso soup. My buddy got a dumpling & noodle dish. Returning for lunch this week!!

Excellent!! Everything is great and the quality is amazing. The only thing is the supermarket is extremely cold.

There are several H Mart at Atlanta but this one is the Super H among all. I always like this one the best because this is Korean cuisine haven. You can get a lot of many things here. The Super H has grocery section and food court. If you decided not to cook, you can buy something is from food court. The groceries selection are huge. Just the mushrooms selection, they have over 20 selections on fresh mushrooms. The meat section not just has raw meat. It has Korean BBQ meat that marinated and ready to go. They also carry rice wine and plumb wine. They have large soup ingredients section. It was amazing that all ingredients are already assembled. They also has braise meat package ready to eat. On the packaging food, including Korean blood sausage, mochi, and more. Korean pickles veggies have enormous variety. Those included the kimchi, flavor bean sprouts and plenty to choose.

Came here to try Korean corn dogs for the first time, very impressed! The mini food court in H-Mart was very clean, and had many COVID-19 safety procedures in place! The corn dogs were made fresh to order so it was the best first experience, and it was only $3-$4 for a corn dog!!!! I also ordered traditional Teoboki since it smelled so good! It was surprisingly not as spicy as everyone makes it seem, it was very savory and the rice cakes were made in house as well! Definitely a great place to grab a quick snack, worth the amount!

This H Mart boasts everything as it is a Super site. I love their fresh array of seafood and plentiful produce. While I will say this is the most expensive H Mart I've ever frequented, it has the largest selection and the largest parking lot. The convenience of shopping here is also a plus as the nearest grocers aren't exactly high quality ones.

We love this place! So much so, we even eat at the food court after shopping or just because. Depending on the day and time (mostly) you can sample a wide array of Asian cuisine. Makes it very tempting to purchase potstickers, beef, etc. not the drinks for this family though! We really appreciate the sushi offerings and make our own monthly. Always fresh and consistent. Produce prices are pretty good, just be sure to check if price is each or bundle? Last time green onions we thought were .66 for 3 were actually .66 each and bundled. Our favs- steam dumplings, beef bulgogi, potstickers, various chips (try them all every day free!) Sushi, Sushi toppings, pepper paste, most produce! We've added shrimp this time but haven't prepared yet. Will update later and add a couple picks. Oh before I forget, pick yourself up an H Mary card for extra savings!

First time hitting up this huge store after being in duluth for a concert, we brought a cooler in hopes of finding some yummy food, it did not disappoint! We left with meats ,noodles, rice cakes fresh kimchi ect. I live 2 hours away but going back for sure! I think I missed it but did it have a bakery? I'm in need of some bread with cream in it !!!!

I think that 16 was a Super H (age) and that nothing since then quite felt the same. 18 was pretty good too. What do you guys think. I'm in love with H-Mart stores. They have amazing Korean restaurants in the back, and this location in particular is enormous with so many different types of everything from countries all over East Asia, and other international items too. It's wonderful. The only reason it doesn't score a 5 is that the prices aren't cheap. Like most grocery stores in the US, it's overpriced, and even a little moreso considering that a lot of the items are imported. But if you want to make authentic international meals, especially Asian, this is the place to get your groceries. You won't find too much Americanized crap in here like you do in Kroger, Giant Eagle, Wegmans and the Walmarts of the world. And don't forget to try that Korean in the back!

The absolute WORST customer service I have ever experienced. I stood in line for several minutes before I was able to flag someone down at the fresh seafood counter. There were two workers and when I approached the counter there was no one else standing by. The worker finally acknowledged me and I asked if they sold shrimp by the box. I pointed at the shrimp size I wanted directly in front of me and he pointed at a direction. No other help about where it was just that it was somewhere over there. Well, it wasn't. I stood there for 15 minutes as he helped others and when he finally looked my way I told him there were no shrimp boxes. Instead of helping he blatantly ignored me and proceeded to assist the other customers who came after me. I waited for an additional 30 minutes and even called the store. The woman who picked up was absolutely no help due to the language barrier. At this point I figured I would just buy all of the shrimp they had out and forget the box. I continued to wait another 15 minutes and was ignored as other customers who came after me were served. I left and will not be coming back. I am Asian, so customer service expectations are low, but this was a shit show. If you're not Korean forget about coming here. They won't and can't help.

Dirty, Rotten Food, Overpriced food, & Bad Customer Service (extremely rude). Came today, Fruits were rotten. Oranges looked dried up, dragon fruit was brown and they still tried to cut it and sell it in a box. The cashiers were rude as "always" so nothing new. I've been to the johns creek location which is 100% better, nicer and cleaner.

Bought chicken twice and it had a very strong smell and taste of chemicals. Managements also doesn't help with refunds if you complain. Very poor customer service

Huge selection of Asian groceries. Clean and bright. It has food vendors in the corner and a bakery too!

Love shopping here they got it all. Food court is a great spot to hit up as a snack when they are open. Seems like most food court spots are closed right now

Went in here for the first time, I couldn't see where it was they sold these but if you just go to the sign on the top that says SNACKS (In black) and they should have them there, although they are pretty hidden the have the pictures of the corn dogs next to the cash register, or just ask around and you'll find it, so worth the trip! And def getting more! It's not your typical corn dog, the breading is so puffy and fluffy, I got the plain mozzarella with sugar added on top! man! Talk about sweet and salty!