H Mart Johns Creek

I have never been in this store before. I was completely overwhelmed and excited at the same time. You want a change of scenery, come here. They have actual Hello Kitty toilet paper. Completely different then Publix or Kroger or any American-based grocery store. I was completely transformed into another culture and felt alive afterwards. A must go to at least once in your life.

Specialty store conveniently located in Johns Creek. The store primarily has Korean, Japanese and Chinese food items. Lots of items so it can overwhelming but not so for people that know what they need. Parking lot has ample parking and this place is easy to get to in a plaza. Store has packaged, canned food, fresh vegetable, fresh fish and meat, frozen food including fish and meat, fresh fruits and variety of household items. This store also has a bakery store within the store. There are also small restaurants order food and take out.

It was our first visit today. The place is definitely expensive. I know importing is costly… Produce- It was cool to find huge green onions and the white daikon radishes. The white Korean sweet potatoes were insane. 15$ for a box of them. There’s a few unique pears but I paid almost 5$ for just two. Fish and beef were very expensive. Like there’s no reason salmon should be 21$ a pound and just label it “sushi”. And some of those packaged fish with the eyeballs did not look fresh anymore. I saw a tub of Korean Ice cream for 13$. It’s fun to come in every now and then for snacks and sweets; but definitely not a regular grocery store for us. Cashiers are definitely just there to ring you up, probably silently judging you from under their masks lol. I doubt they speak much English. However nobody /openly/ cares if you aren’t Asian and shop in here.

Little smaller than other H Marts I've been to, but still nice none the less. Clean and pretty organized.

This place is absolutely amazing! It is such a cool grocery store. They sell everything you can imagine and more related to Asian cuisine. There were so many options and price ranges for everything they offered. My husband and I were slightly overwhelmed but came away with lots of goodies we can't wait to cook. They also have an amazing food bar and fresh seafood. I highly recommend this place.

Got some different treats for the weekend, and General Chicken! December 23, 2024 Ashley, Mary, and I got Chick Fi La breakfast and worked, then went to H Mart in Johns Creek, had Chew Young Roo for lunch then headed to Matcha Cafe Maiko for some ice cream and a latte. Later that evening relaxed watching Christmas movies and 90 day fiancé!

This place is one of our top options for groceries. And the food court is top one for takeout lunch. This place is clean. Seafood and meat are with decent quality. Only thing you may need to pay attention to would be the price tags. I have come across twice I got charged wrongly at check out for sale/promotion items. They may not do it intentionally, sometimes they missed to take off the discounted price tag even after promotion was over. Now I have a habit of taking photos of the prices.

I ordered #3 (Mackerel) fish kimchi stew from Korean Miga. I expect the fresh mackerel. It’s seems I got can mackerel and no side order. $13.49 tax+. I will give them to another chance to try Bulgogi next time

Shopping at H Mart in Johns Creek was such a pleasure. It's been a while since I've been here. It's super clean including the bathrooms. The colors on the produce are so vibrant. The place is well-organized & maintained, staff are super friendly and the prices seem to be cheaper than other stores. The seafood section is however smaller than other Asian Markets and they have NEW carts -Yeay! 1/4/25

The ladies giving out sample are just there not really wanting to pass out samples. My daughter was standing in front of her waiting to get sample, she's not acknowledging she 's there. This type of situation happens at Hmart and most of Korean supermarkets

I needed some Jufran to add to my spaghetti yesterday after coming back from a Cumming appointment. I finally decided to stop into this Hmart location as I've passed it several times recently. It was completely dead on this past rainy Friday around lunch time. I'm not sure if this is typical or if it was the weather keeping people out, but I feel like most grocery stores once you hit Johns Creek and keep going north are generally emptier (at least from what I've seen compared to closer to perimeter stores). In any case, I found the Jufran after using the ladies' room directly to your right when you enter the store. The restroom was clean and maintained. The aisles were spacious, clean, and also maintained and fully stocked from what I could see. It was shocking going to an Hmart that wasn't wall-to-wall with other customers and carts like the Duluth and Doraville locations I'm used to. When I checked out, the cashier was friendly. Overall, I would definitely come back to this location to shop as it seems less stressful somehow. I'll also have to try their food court items to see how they compare to the other locations I've been to and maybe check out the Suwanee location as well just to satisfy my curiosity.

This used to be my "home" Hmart when I used to live in the JC area, and I believe this is the smallest Hmart in the Georgia chain. Opening back in 2006, this Hmart has gone through a lot and while it is small, it is definitely mighty! Johns Creek is a slightly more expensive area, so you'll notice that the groceries are a little more expensive than the Hmarts in Duluth and Suwanee, but they pretty much have everything. I will say, even when I used to live in Johns Creek, I never really went grocery shopping here and I only came to pick up a few things here and there because I knew prices were much more expensive here. They still have everything a typical Hmart has. Food court has Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Korean Hot Dogs, Tous Les Jours (located at the exit), and there's also a MISSHA and a floral shop as well! Though I am only giving it 3 stars, this Hmart brings me nostalgia in many different ways and I have a true appreciation for this Hmart!

This Super H Mart is the smallest one that I've visited. It's in a long strip mall, and the large, free parking lot that it shares with all the nearby businesses looks like it'll provide all the needed parking for all customers. I stopped by in mid-November, looking for a couple of items, which it turned out that I couldn't find at this store and later ended up going to a larger H Mart. Except for the men's restroom, this store was relatively clean. Inventory on their shelves looked organized, but I noticed that there were a few dried noodle items that I found in two separate aisles. One thing that I found odd was when a cashier at one of the lines waved to me and said, "I can help you here." when I just walked in her vicinity, even though I wasn't pushing a cart, nor did I have anything in my hands. I just looked at her and shrugged. This location has a food court. It wasn't that busy when I was there on a Tuesday at around 12:30 pm.

I really like H Mart and have been to locations in Illinois and New York as well as local outlets, but by far, the Johns Creek version is the absolute worst! Whenever they have a sale and you go to find an item, they claim it isn't yet available, sold out, or the ad is wrong. Half the people who work there are rude and/or claim they don't speak any english. I'm tired of wasting my time at this location because it is the most convenient. I'm hoping they close or get replaced with people who care about service and availability. None of the workers seem to care about anything. JusGo is much much better in Duluth! Or any of the other H Mart locations.

I was doing grocery shopping and was hungry. So I stopped by the Chinese stall to get some late lunch. I ordered the spicy seafood noodles soup, it was $13, with very little seafood, to be specific, there was two mussels and one shrimp n couple tiny squid rings. The service was fast, but definitely not worth the price. The ambiance was ok, it's in the grocery store. It's clean and quiet. But I probably won't go back.

I like to buy the bibimbap platter--vegan. location: back of store, refrigerated section that is on the opposite side of the tofu section/produce area. there is a fridge full of banchan (small dishes of food), the bibimbap platter is on the bottom shelf.

I was SO excited to be in here--it's been a while since I've gotten to hit up an Asian super market and this had all the usual H Mart goodies I needed. Everything was in stock, which is kinda a big deal these days, and I love their tiny little food court on the side. Have I been to bigger, grander H Marts? Sure, but this still has everything you need when you want to buy Korean-based groceries and it also has all the H Mart side stuff like the Tours les Jours bakery, etc.

Don't shop where you don't feel wanted! Just plain rude as far as customer service. Will not spend another penny there!

This is a wonderful place to pick up sooo many different things! Dried shredded mushrooms, Japanese mayo, seaweed, noodles, sushi grade salmon and SO MUCH MORE! Produce section is always stocked with an abundance of unique things that you just have to try. This is always a must stop when we are in the area! The only thing I have a problem with is that there is no such thing as social distancing there. If you go, do it on an off day (like a Wednesday at 10am) when it isn't crowded.

Such interesting food! I literally have never even heard of some of the food I tried!! Highly recommend. The flavor combos are delish!! Such a great place. You should consider shopping there. Bobby Yoe OUT.

I love HMart. I can find almost anything on the fresh food isle. It saves me the trip to Buford Market. HMart is right behind Long Horn. It has a pretty big parking area and when you enter its doors you will be greeted with a smell that I can only describe as fishy, musky, fruity. I don't know it's just funky, but get past it. Inside is a wonderful array or fresh fruits and veggies, prepped food and lots of the Asian candy. They do have a butcher and seafood area, but I have never bought any of these items here. I do eat at their prepped food area regularly, I have tried every stall. The Korean, Taiwanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese foods are prepared fresh and are relatively inexpensive. You do have to ask for a water cup from your food vendor and fill your cups from their water cooler. Also when you are done eating, you must return your tray to the same vendor. It gets a little busy at lunch time which makes it hard to find a table. So just take it to go. If you haven't tried HMart, give it a shot.

A visit here is a "must do" on our list every time we come to the area. The food options in the eatery section have pretty good Korean food... at a pretty good price point at that. If Korean food doesn't tickle your fancy, there's other food options such as Chinese and Japanese. In the shopping area of Hmart, the fruit and veggie section offers a great variety that puts your local Publix to shame. Looking for unique snacks? From sweet coated crunchy tiny crabs to durian creme filled wafers, they've got it! We went on a Saturday while there were so many free taste testing booths through out the store. We tested everything from lemon tea and ramen to kimchi filled dumpling.... all so tasty! Not all staff here were very courteous though... so knocking off 1 star for it. Will be back next time, Hmart!

I love the food court here, especially Mama's Kitchen. I always include a trip around the store after I eat my food and always find quite a few bargains. There's always a beer on sale at a great price. Last night I bought a case of this Cafri for less than $16. My wife bought a few frying pans that were dirt cheap.

My girlfriend and me were running to H Mart last minute to pick up supplies for the night on a weekday but didn't have time to make it to our local one in time before closing time. We both have gone only to the one on Buford Highway before this experience but never had any problems at that one before. This H Mart had a bit of a different set up but we were able to find all the supplies we wanted but one thing. Freshness this location is better for the supplies were looking for and some new ones than the other location we have gone to before. I had to take off a star since we came into the store an employee keep going over the store intercom every 5 minutes that how much time was left which just made us more in a rush when people were coming in as we were checking out at the closing time a bit before the closing time. I recommend this H Mart just not before closing time and we will come back when we are in the area!

Excellent selection of fish, meat, dry goods, foods for purchase - made to order food includes Korean, Taiwanese, Japanese, Chinese, hot dogs, and others. Discounted deli counter foods like seaweed salad can be picked up after about 5pm for half price. Check out the home goods area for cool stuff like portable grill, many rice cooker options, other handy things like bath washcloths. Avoid "average" produce like zucchini, it's more likely to be expensive than other places. Still, always find something to love at Hmart.

Great place for a variety of Asian produce, products and meats/seafood items. Very nice and clean.

On the website, it says they close at 9 pm. I get there at 8:40 pm and store door is already locked. I see people inside and they wouldn't open the door. I needed just two things and would have finished shopping before 9 pm. I can't believe they start closing the store that early.

They had live Maine lobster for $16.99 lb which I thought was a good price. I was able to get my asian spices and sauces at a much lower price than at the grocery store. The store is bright and clean and has everything you can imagine in it.

I shop in Super H Mart occasionally because they do have nice produce, I went there two days ago and bought some things and checked out. I don't believe I have ever encountered such a rude cashier and other employees in the store were not very helpful or pleasant either, I think customer service there needs a huge makeover! I do hope it is not a racial issue that is at the heart of the unpleasant attitudes.

I am sooo impressed w/ this store! When U walk in, the registers R set up about 50ft, so, the entrance/exit is spacious. Their parking lot is huge & U can choose to enter either from two entrance doors. It's very clean! When I say clean, I compare all stores by their seafood area; if it has a strong odor & if it lingers within the store & very apparent in the aisles when U stroll up & down them as U shop. I found the Thai Coffee I wanted. Bonus is that it was priced to sell for two packs for under $7.00. They also carried CJ Korean BBQ Chicken Marinade. I did give them 4 Stars simply b/c they had rice all over the store. They didn't have it in a specific aisle; sprinkled here & there. Also, they didn't carry Golden Mountain Sauce; really love that in my eggs

I've been a long time shopper of HMart. Been going to their first location in Duluth since they first opened heir doors. This used to be a Kroger way back in the day. This HMart was my neighborhood Korean/Asian grocery store when I lived nearby. It's always pretty well stocked and organized. They have tons of Korean snacks available along with an aisle filled with various instant noodles/ramen options. Their seafood and meat/pork/chicken are reasonably priced. The produce items are fresh and also pretty well priced. Fruits are of good quality here and typically you don't have to pay an arm and a leg. Only thing I wish was that they stayed open later that the Duluth location. Most importantly do NOT sleep on HMart's food court dining options. Some of my favorites are in this one. Everything is reasonably priced and you have tons of Asian food options to choose from. The food tastes on point too at a fraction of the restaurant prices. The dining area is smaller here than at some other locations and a bit outdated in tables/chairs. Still a good quick lunch or dinner option. There is also a small Korean makeup/skincare shop inside near the front entrance on the left. In the back they also have a section where they sell other Asian household products including rice cookers, etc.

Very clean and organized Asian market. They have a very good selection of fresh seafood and veggies. And little food court inside if you wanna grab something to eat while shopping. Fairly priced for the quality sometimes the seafood is not fresh if you go during the week. Overall it's a nice market with wide variety of different foods

Super H mart as always for my favorite place to shop they've got so be varieties of everything

First time going to a Super Hmart and kind of loved it! Everything is well organized, super clean, and great prices. So glad I found this place.

1 star for the seafood department. The guy who was working there was so rude. I just say excuse me once because I wanted to buy something. But he was so impatient and said "wait, please wait". Sounds like he doesn't care about customers buy or not. This rude guy made my day so bad!

This is the second time they've sold me expired, moldy food. Guess who won't be shopping here ever again?

Reviewing Hmart in Duluth is like reviewing Walmart in Arkansas. It's an institution. Fantastic place to shop, even better place to grab a bite. Food CAN BE hit or miss, depending on the specific stall you eat at. Even two dishes at the same stall can vary widely in quality. This one place's pho was better than a lot of dedicated pho restaurants, but their Chinese, chicken-and-broccoli dish was practically inedible.

Il Yeon Kwon is a true American success story. Came to the states with nothing. Bought a tiny grocery store in Lynhurst, NJ in 1982. In two and a half decades he has over 27 stores with 5 regional warehouses and at least 2500 employees and revenues that exceeds 1.05 billion! You can't get better than that. The "H" in Hart mart means Han Ah Reum which means one arm full of groceries. Interestingly the original store (store No. 1) in Lynhurst, NJ apparently is still called that " Han Ah Reum" only it's off springs are called " H Marts" Atlanta having the 3rd largest Korean population in the world- Seoul Korea being No. 1 and Los Angeles being no. 2. It no suprise that there are 5 H Marts in this state. This particular location is probably my least favorite only because it's a bit of a drive for me and it looks older. The aisles are tiny and is pretty hard to maneuver. They do have basically the same stuff that other H mart carries except I saw a bit more Japanese stuff at this location. They also carry a lot of home goods and kitchen stuff than the other H marts. For those that say "well you can buy that here in the states" but the truth is yes and no. Its a matter of what you are use to. For some its a little slice of home country while for me its just a matter of practicality. Kitchen items have gotten super expensive and snobbish. (Seriously, $35 for a spatula? And its made in China? Ya no thanks.) I am left handed and finding a left handed peeler has been a pain in the rear. But here at H Mart I found a peeler that works for both left hand and right hand for under $3... Its little stuff like that makes H mart such an enduring place in my heart. Plus its not made in China so it won't melt the first time I throw it in the dish washer!

Food court and bathrooms were very dirty. Grocery areas were fine. Fun store to walk around and pick up some new and interesting things.

Decent selection of produce, less crowded than Super Hmart in Duluth, great variety of food court dining, and i believe a fresher selection of fruits and vegetables compared to the Super Hmart. I don't know what else it's there to say because it's Hmart. I gave it four stars because they don't seem to have the customer service you receive from say Publix. The grocery store is cleaner than Assi and Great Wall. You may not find all of the sauces and condiments for certain ethnic food if you are at this super market. I noticed they don't have a good selection of Indian or Southeast Asian products. Korean products are well stocked and easy to find.

always come here when i'm in town. the food court is probably the best part. the people are friendly. they always have something you never thought you needed

Let me start by saying how much I love Asian grocery stores because of their authentic, fresh ingredients, great prices, super fun and friendly staff, and fantastic food options. That's why I was so excited to move so close to this H-mart location. Each time I've visited (I've been about 5 times) I've really tried it all- produce, fish, meat, kimchi's and the restaurant food. My experience with the produce is that it's not the freshest. Most of the produce I've ever gotten from there rots and goes bad within a few days. This is such an odd thing especially for squash (spaghetti and acorn) which I purchased there and it went bad and became a big black blob of mold in a few days. The kimchi's are good because they have plenty of options and their fish is yummy and appears fresh. Unfortunately the restaurant food was just not as good as I was expecting. He H-mart in doraville has much better restaurant food.

IT'S ALL ABOUT THAT FOOD COURT! I no longer shop at Hmart grocery store but I do love their food court. If you are looking for all things Asian this is the place to be. You can't go alone, you must take your favorite foodie buddy so that you can get a variety of items from the different restaurants. The Chinese restaurant has great fried rice like from back in the day, perfectly seasoned. The Sushi shop has delicious sushi and rice treats which are always fresh. We also threw in a couple of noodle dishes from two different restaurants and just had a blast. We sort of went buck wild and purchased a bit of everything because we just couldn't settle on one dish. Everything was hot and delicious because your food is made fresh to order and not just sitting around waiting for you. This food court is quickly becoming a family favorite because they literally have something for everyone. It can often feel cool in the dining area so grab a sweater and head on over!

As an Asian food lover, I am torn by Super H. Yes they have so many varieties of everything Asian but sometimes with just a glance... Not fresh. Other times... Wow! Fresh and inexpensive. The food court will work in a pinch but I prefer a proper sushi bar, Korean restaurant, Chinese etc... My biggest problem with Super H is the terrible attitudes I consistently receive while shopping. I don't know who owns or manages Super H but I would have a serious talk with the staff. Rudeness will not be tolerated. I have literally had staff ignore me and just simply blow me off like I didn't exist. Not cool! Of course this isn't everyone but in general there needs to be an attitude adjustment at Super H. That is all...

I have lived in this community for a couple of years now and very seldom would I come to this store. In recent days I've begun to shop there after being told about the fresh fish and meat. Unfortunately, I will not be able to do so any longer because of the aggressive, obnoxious and belligerent way the gentlemen in the seafood department conduct themselves. They're rude, they're antagonizing, and they make shopping at this store very stressful. I have complained a total of 3 times and all I've received are empty promises from some woman who claims to be the store manager. The seafood staff is angered quickly by any questioned asked of them. There is a sign above the fish case indicating which style of dressing one can choose to have their fish dressed. The last straw was when on Saturday I asked one of the fish nazis if I could have a cat fish filleted. He very rudely said NO! I asked "why?" He was immediately angered, made some type of noises with his mouth, rolled his eyes and began to walk away. In my attempt to deescalate his temper tantrum and secure the fish, I lowered my voice and tried to reason with this fish nazi... to no avail. He took the fish I selected out of the case, slammed it on the scale and began to speak in his native language (I suppose) to the other fish nazis there behind the counter with him. The problem with all of this is... I'm a consumer and at no time should I have to experience this level of disrespect from any business I'm patronizing. This isn't the first encounter I've had with this rude people and I suspect that if I were to continue shopping there it wouldn't be the last. The phantom management is of no affect. I've complained to them and all they've ever done is apologize. Which in this case, is worthless! I've watched closely and have observed those who are not Asian being spoken to rudely and obnoxiously by these people. I've watched them close the seafood dept 30 minutes before it advertises it closes, and when questioned by patrons who are of other races other than Asian races, why it's being closed so early, them go off, screaming and speaking severely rudely. No more! I've had it. And I intend to do whatever I can to warn others of this disrespect. I'm sure it doesn't help that I'm African American. I choose not to make this about race, but race is obviously a direct factor as to why me and other patrons of this H Mart are treated the way we are. I'm not usually a "drive me away" kind of woman... but in this case. I think I better go elsewhere before this turns into a WAYYYYY bigger problem. WARNING... DON'T GO THERE IF YOU'RE NOT ASIAN!

I love this store, it has everything Asian and then some, The pastry shop at the front of the store is amazing light and fluffy pastries that I believe are french I could be wrong but they are so good. The only thing you have to overcome is the seafood smell when you get to the back but they have everything you can imagine. And the prices are good also

Visited here yesterday to food court and grab some groceries. It's always been my neighborhood "go to". Was a bit disappointed to see a lot of empty items in freezer and their selection of produce not seemingly as plentiful or fresh. Food court was also surprisingly not busy. Really need to support these businesses. While waiting for my food, someone actually swiped my shopping cart full of my reusable shopping bags!! Owing it to them needing it more than me. Knocking off a star for this - can't leave your stuff in a cart safely anymore.

This H Mart is closer than any of the others to our house, so we come here the most often. Sadly, though, it does not have the fresh kimchi bar nor the in-house dduk (rice cakes), so the major appeal of the Duluth location remains with the amount of fresher products available. However, driving that additional distance into Gwinnett is rarely worth it for us these days, so we've contented ourselves with getting great fresh fruit and other condiments here. The coupons and Ka Kao Talk app both help bring prices down, as does the shopper card, so I would definitely encourage anyone who shops here frequently to look into those to help bring costs even lower. I just wish there was an H Mart in Cherokee county!

I come here on occasion. I have been coming to this H-Mart ever since it opened more than a decade ago and it has really changed a lot, for the worse. In general the store is dirty and unkempt with a stale odor through the store. Right when you enter there is a floral section to your right and a cosmetics stand (Sulwhasoo/Mamonde I think?) to your left. There used to be a little shop with toys and cute pop culture stuff where the flowers now are. The cosmetics counter is usually overpriced and you can find the exact same stuff on Jolse for less, inclusive of shipping. Then past that is the produce section in the center and the food court on the right. There used to be more options at the food court but over the years the kiosks have consolidated. I rarely ever see people eating there. The produce selection is usually sub-par. Sometimes they have a good deal on a certain product but in general the selection has marks on the produce, or is wilted, or is on the verge of expiry. Too many times we have been burned by buying something that looked okay but that was rotten two days later. Giant bags of rice are kept as a barrier wall between the produce and the food court. The tofu is kept at the back wall of the produce section. Then on the other side of the produce facing the back wall of the store is the meat and seafood, as well as the kimchi. We never buy our meat from H-Mart and very rarely buy any of the seafood. They have some uncommon ingredients that can be hard to find such as frozen tripe, chicken feet, offal, and on very rare occasion frozen frog. The seafood section reeks and can be smelled in a general perimeter around it. It used to be much worse, so they have remediated the issue somewhat. They have a live lobster tank and a live tilapia tank. Sometimes they have live blue crabs but they are pretty sad looking. The only seafood our family buys here is generally shrimp and some mussels such as scallops and clams. That is it. We have had unpleasant experiences in the past with some of their fish so we do not risk it anymore. The frozen section has an assortment of random frozen foods. Many are not labeled in English. They also have a refrigerated section with pre-made noodles and other groceries, and many beverages. They have a small dairy section in the back (since most East Asian cultures do not consume much dairy) and a small Indian section that shares its space with things like frozen breads and pizzas. They have a large shelf-stable assortment on the left side of the store, where you can find things like spices, dried goods, coffee, tea, condiments, instant noodles, etc. Their selection of instant ramen is actually fantastic, and they have most varieties of Samyang and Nong Shim. Despite H-Mart being a Korean store they do carry products from other East Asian countries, mostly Vietnamese, although if you look hard enough you can find some Japanese and to a lesser degree Chinese products. Then in the back corners they have a small home goods section. There used to be a little kiosk where they would make fresh rice puff cakes, sadly these are long gone. The home goods are in general very expensive. They have a little "pharmacy" section which is to my knowledge all homeopathic/"traditional" medicine. Long ago there used to be a purse store and an electronics store but they too have been removed over the years... At the very front near the cash registers there is a Tous Les Jours stand selling a small variety of goods. None are baked on premises and are all brought from elsewhere. Long ago this section of the store sold candy and boba. There also used to be a home goods store upstairs but this section of the store is now shut down and inaccessible and appears to serve as storage and offices. H-Mart is hit-or-miss and you need to know what is safe or not safe to buy from here. For some Asian essentials it is a good option but I don't think other groups would find what they need here.

Yep!! Hiking it up to 5 stars! Brought Ralph back with me today and made a pretty large purchase for $35 bucks!!!!! They had samples on our Sunday visit which was AWESOME!!!! Going back next week to see Michelle, the super sweet helpful lady making the meat marinated items (pork and beef) both DELISH!

This H-mart has a small food court inside where i tried BimbiBap for the very first time and its darn good. Simple - delicious - filling and HEALTHY. Vegetables were sliced up pretty neat and seasoned very good. This store has a wide food collection veg and non veg. Fresh sea food is what its famous for. I often buy fresh Tilapia n salmon.

I'm a big fan of Super H Mart and while the Johns Creek location is not as big as the Duluth location, it's still a fantastic grocery store with a good selection of inexpensive Asian goods and produce, fresh meats and seafood, appliances, furniture, cosmetics, a bakery, food court, and more. It's bright, clean, and well-organized. The Johns Creek Super H has a small second level, though I'm not sure what's up there anymore. It used to be where the Tous Les Jours cafe setup was located (over a year ago) along with large appliances (such as coolers and refrigerators) and some furniture. Tous Les Jours is now located just inside the entrance. I think the Johns Creek H Mart is most comparable in size to the Suwanee H Mart. Johns Creek might be a bit smaller, but it doesn't feel that way, even on the weekends when crowds are at its biggest. It just feels less crowded, which is a good thing. The seafood section is cool because they have TVs mounted to the ceiling and aquariums installed underneath the iced seafood displays. This way, you can see both the fresh fish laying on ice and the live fish and other creatures (lobsters, crabs, etc.) swimming around below. Random note: Johns Creek H Mart does not carry any/many of the same preserved plums that the other Atlanta area H Marts do.

I'm giving them 4 stars only for all of the exotic vegetables and fruits they have in their selection. Customer service is virtually non existent and its always super busy. That being said, they're busy because they have things, and those things are worth having. Also, watch out, the parking lot is hell.

Went at 8 am on the weekend when they opened. Filthy floors. Wanted to buy 26 lobsters. No person was there, even though it was open and I was at the counter. Waved to someone mopping and they went to get help. When I lost patience and left, that person was manning a register. I'll spend $450 elsewhere. July 16, 2017

I'm so glad that I moved - if for no other reason than I now live much closer to this place! I am a huge fan of the produce department - much cheaper and just as good as other grocery stores. I also love the HUGE selection of ethnic spices. I could spend hours there just perusing the aisles to make new recipes with their selection of ingredients. As other reviewers have said, it can be intimidating, but I always love going there and generally end up buying at least 1 new thing every visit.

Really enjoy this place. A hotspot for my family's grocery shopping needs. However, the vegetables can be a little old. Overall really convenient and offers a lot. People in there are very aware and respectful of the virus. They also have a great lineup of Asian restaurants on the side + bakery.

Sold me a spoiled whole chicken and came to return in a few days, and they wouldn't return it. They said that they have a 24 hour return on all meats. Horrible customer service. Whatever happened to the customer is always right. Should be called "customer NO service".