H Mart New Malden

H Mart is one of the largest Korean supermarkets in London, with a spacious layout and wide aisles that make shopping comfortable. Most of the shoppers seem to be Korean. In terms of products, it mainly sells Korean food and Asian ingredients. Right at the entrance, there’s a fresh produce section with a wide variety of vegetables and fruits. They also have a fresh seafood counter where fish can be cleaned and prepared on the spot, as well as clams and live lobsters available. If you’re looking for Korean ingredients, this is the place. They stock a huge range: kimchi, gochujang, Korean seasonings, sweet potato vermicelli, rice cakes, Korean fried chicken, instant noodles, dumplings, snacks, and drinks. There are also Korean household items and stationery available. Beyond Korean products, you can find Japanese, Taiwanese, Chinese, and other Asian groceries as well. Prices are slightly on the higher side, but the convenience and variety make it worthwhile. Whether you’re cooking army stew, Korean beef short ribs, or Korean BBQ, you can find everything you need in one trip without having to shop around. Highly recommended for anyone serious about Korean cooking.

instagram: splashwww youtube: @splashwww This place is an absolute treasure. The only UK branch of the famous American-Korean supermarket chain landed in Europe’s biggest Korean community for very good reason, and it’s a total game-changer.Massive store packed floor-to-ceiling with Korean groceries: fresh kimchi, banchan, gochujang in every grade, snacks you’ve only seen on K-dramas, huge frozen dumpling selection, Korean instant noodles by the dozen, fresh produce (perilla leaves, crown daisies, Korean pears, etc.) Solid representation from Japan, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines – basically one-stop Asian shopping Beyond food: kitchenware (stone bowls, induction rice cookers), K-beauty, K-pop albums, magazines, even small electricals It’s deliberately crammed (very Korean-supermarket energy), which can feel overwhelming at first, but the staff are incredibly helpful and will walk you straight to whatever obscure ingredient you’re hunting.Queues move fast (no self-checkouts, but plenty of staffed tills), the car park is free (gets busy on weekends), and the special-offer tables are dangerous – perfect for impulse buys and trying new things cheaply. Whether you’re Korean, Asian, or just food-curious, this is a must-visit destination. It genuinely feels like you’ve stepped into a big Seoul or Busan mart. Even if you live an hour away, make the pilgrimage at least once – you’ll leave with a full trolley and a very happy stomach. Worth every minute of the journey. Absolute gem!

H Mart is a US-based grocery store, which sells mainly Korean products. It's not surprising that the company has its only UK branch in New Malden, given that there is a large Korean population who live nearby. The shop is really big, with lots of Korean food products, including fresh and frozen. There are also products from many other Asian countries, such as China, Japan and Indonesia. In addition to food, there are lots of other items on sale, including K-pop CDs and magazines, electrical items, homeware and kitchenware. The shop is absolutely packed full of products, which can sometimes make it a bit hard to find what you're looking for, but staff are always happy to help. I can easily spend many hours browsing in here. There are also great special offers throughout the shop, which is a great way to try something you eaten before. There is a large car park, which is free for customers, although it does get very busy at times. The shop does not have any self-service tills, but there are usually quite a lot of staffed tills open, so the service is pretty fast. If you're looking for Asian products, particularly Korean, you will almost certainly find it here. It's a fantastic shop and a really fun place to buy interesting products, many of which you would struggle to find outside of Korea. The shop feels like a really authentic place, as though you're really in Korea! Wherever you live, it's worth visiting, to experience the excellent atmosphere!

So many of my favourite things here, cool snacks and asian oriental drinks. Now I don't need to fly all the way to Asia to enjoy them, definitely coming back here. Wish there was one closer to East London :(

I recently visited H Mart in New Malden, and I can see why it has such a strong reputation among people looking for authentic Korean and other Asian groceries. The store is large and packed with a wide variety of products that you simply won’t find in regular supermarkets. Selection and Quality The range of items available is impressive. They have everything from fresh produce, seafood, and meat to pantry staples like sauces, noodles, and snacks. The seafood section stood out with live crabs and lobsters, which shows their commitment to freshness. The tofu selection alone was more extensive than I’ve seen at many other places. They also stock Korean ready meals, fresh kimchi, and a large variety of Korean sweets and snacks. Prices While the prices are generally higher than you’d pay at typical UK supermarkets, that is to be expected given that many products are imported. I found the pricing reasonable for what you get, though some items are marked down occasionally, which is great if you know what to look for. It’s worth noting that some customers feel that compared to smaller local Korean stores or Chinatown markets, prices here can be a bit on the higher side. Store Environment and Service The store is clean and well-organized, although it can get quite crowded, especially on weekends. When I visited on a Saturday afternoon, the aisles were busy and sometimes difficult to navigate. If you’re visiting with children or pushing a trolley, it might feel a bit cramped. However, the staff were friendly and approachable. Several times I was offered help finding products, which was very useful since it was my first visit. Overall Impression H Mart New Malden is a fantastic place if you want to explore authentic Korean cuisine and Asian ingredients. It is clearly more than just a supermarket; it’s almost like a small cultural experience, offering everything from fresh groceries to kitchen tools and Korean snacks. The staff are welcoming and knowledgeable, which makes shopping here enjoyable. If you are new to Korean cooking or just want to discover some new foods, H Mart is definitely worth a visit. Just try to avoid peak hours for a more comfortable experience, and always check expiry dates carefully.

One of the best Supermarket for Korean, Chinese and Japanese foods. All the cooking sauces, selections of noodles and all the ingredients to prepare a perfect Asian cuisines. Incredible seafood and fresh fish counter. Very helpful and friendly staff too.

Place is huge and has a variety of items (fresh, chilled, frozen and packed); easy spend 1 hour+ there as you look for Korean and Asian groceries/ items. Parking is free (2 hour is free for customers based on the signage). Although there is plenty of parking, it does get packed. Worth a visit if you are heading into New Malden with a car.

Very fresh fruit & veg, nice seafood selection, good for those trying authentic Korean food products but also an impressive dedicated aisle of Filipino food products.

I am beyond grateful that they have H Mart in London! Being from Hawaii I absolutely have to have my asian foods! Although this location is a little of a trek for me it is completely worth it. I just wish they had ALL the Melona ice cream flavors like coconut and mango, but they have everything else so I'll take it!! Can you guys stock Rose Tteokbokki please and thank you!!!

I've been to a few Asian supermarkets across London, and this is my favourite! - HUGE selection, literally anything you want from any country in Asia - Pricing is competitive (not the cheapest, but also not a premium) - Fresh fish counter is the best I've ever seen in an Asian supermarket - Plenty of free parking - Checkout is quick and easy

I had one of the worst experiences in my life in this shop. My car was smashed in their property and I lost my belongings which was worth over 3000GBP. I contacted them after the incident but they never helped me even they did not apologise. I have tried to speak to a manager or a business owner but they never turned up for a month. It was a few weeks ago when I sent the following email, but clearly they ignored. Just avoid this horrible shop and just go to Wing Yip in Croydon. Their selection is much better and you will have a better and friendly service in the Chinese shop. Dear Company owner, I am not sure if you are aware but my car was smashed and my belongings were stolen in your property (New Malden shop) on 29th November. So far no one who is responsible for such issue from your company has turned up and has apologised to me. I do not understand why it is so difficult for you to say just sorry. Even children can say that. When the incident happened at around 8.00pm on that day, Ms Dahee and a person who was sorting carts were there. Mr Dahee said no point to call police as they would not come and the incident was 2nd one in that week. She added the best is just to go home and to speak to a manager next day, and she promised the manager will call me between 8.30 am and 9.00 am in the following day. On 30th, no one called me in the morning, and so I ringed Ms Dahee. She said someone is investigating the issue and asked me to wait until someone will come back me soon. I waited but no once contacted me and so I visited the office in the afternoon. Mr JD Kim from IT showed me the video in CCTV that captured a thief on the moped but it was difficult to identify his face and registration number as your system is outdated. Mr Kim said he will download the video and pass it on to me and police which never happened. In the following week, I made a phone call to the office and spoke to Ms Yoon. She said your company would like to consider the compensation and promised the manager or someone who is in charge will call me in the following day or soon. Again no one phoned me and so I ringed to speak to Yoon. However Mr Kim answered my phone and said "what do you want?". Of course I would like to hear "We are sorry what happened to you." I think your people do not know how to say sorry. From this terrible incident, I lost my bag that included valuable things such as: PC 1500GBP Mobile 1000GBP Cash 150GBP Electric tooth brush 250GBP (top range from Phillips) Bag 100GBP Power adapter 30GBP Others 100GBP I deeply reglet that I went to your shop as If I did not go I would be perfectly safe. I would like you to ask you to apologise first and then please consider the compensation.

If you want a dose of Korea and to feel like you've travelled to East Asia, go to Hmart for some groceries. I love the wide variety of items you can buy, from fresh food to noodles to toiletries! The fresh food to eat is quite special but I really love the kimbap, rice and veg/meat wrapped in seaweed and seasoned to addictive perfection. The snack aisle is my fav. Try some honey butter snacks which is a very popular flavour atm - sweet and buttery, what's not to like? And spicy ramen - I'm always stocking up :)

As an expat from the States, I was wildly surprised to find an H-Mart in London. Wildly surprised but pleasantly relieved - I mean, where else can I buy good quality udon, kim chee, noodle mixes, frozen dumplings, super thin sliced beef/pork for hotpot and fresh shiitake for a good price? I know Japan Centre has similar quality but the price point is not always right. Chinatown is good for some things (fresh veggies, fresh rice noodle rolls, ramen, etc.) but it's hard to beat the selection at H-Mart. There is good lighting and sufficient aisle space so carts going in opposite directions don't have to awkwardly back out of the aisle so the opposing cart can go first (kind of like the naughty London roads!) - in most grocery stores in Chinatown, you are elbow to elbow with someone else trying to get a damn jar of Hoisin sauce in your overflowing basket. Customer service is lacking, especially when something is out of stock and no one in the store seems to know what is going on or when they will get more. Aside from the cashiers, most people working the floor do not speak English very well. The employees are mainly Korean and Chinese. However, most items are translated to English on labels and signage. I will continue to shop here for quality groceries and I hope they open more locations so that it is easily assessable to more people in London.

Man, I found a new happy place in London. I was so happy to discover Korea Foods but this is something else as it truly reminds me of home. I remember when H Mart just started out in Flushing and now it's this mega supermarket chain and couldn't believe there is one in New Malden. There's definitely a better selection of groceries - even the really random stuff like kitchen sponges and stuff. It's a bit out of the way if you're taking the train but definitely go if you have a car.

I try and go to H Mart at least once a month as it feels a bit like making a flying visit to Korea. This supermarket is always extremely well stocked with everything - a very impressive and glistening fruit and vegetable section, lots of very alive fish bobbing along in their tanks, so many packets of frozen dumplings, row upon row of snacks and biscuits, the biggest vats of Kimchi I have ever seen and even some aisles for homeware and stationary. It also has a good selection of Japanese ingredients so I usually come away with a bottle of kewpie mayonnaise, some curry mix and plum wine. One of my favourite bits thought is the freshly cooked Korean food section to take away. Last week I came home with a tray of chap chae noodles for £1.16 and it's was an absolute delight and such a bargain. Life in H Mart is pretty great!