H Mart Lynnwood

If you are craving to cook Chinese cuisine, this is the one stop shop to find all the spices and ingredients. Even for Pakistanis who like to cook saag, you find it here, as hu choy and choy sum along with watercress and other green stuff to add. The prices are reasonable and their produce is fresh.

1. The largest number of Korean food places in Seattle 2. The price is just so simple. 3. There are more people than expected. 4. There are a lot of instant foods and a variety of them. 5. There are many checkout counters and self-checking is possible. 6. Fruits are sold at a lower price than expected. 7. The parking lot is spacious and comfortable. 8. Security is also good.

Update: had to remove 2 stars. I came to shop at this location 2-3 times a week but have only checked my receipt for the very first time, damn I got charged extra bottle of wine… I hope it was just a one-time mistake The supermarket is nicely organized and the selection is huge! The only thing I would like to propose is to open the self-checkout kiosks! The checkout lines are too long sometimes

This store was my go-to asian market but until T&T supermarket have open, still the samensyore they served the 10 per lb hot food like T&T supermarket.

My daughter bought a package of sliced beef for $11/lb from their refrigerated section and inside the meat was mostly brown with a date that's supposed to be good another 4 days which was quite disappointing since they enjoy shopping at that H-Mart.

H Mart in Lynnwood is a great spot if you’re looking for a wide variety of fresh products and an overall fun shopping experience. The produce section is especially impressive, with lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, along with quality meats and seafood. Everything is well stocked, and it’s easy to find both everyday groceries and specialty items. One of the highlights is the food court and the different food options right outside the store. There’s a nice variety of choices, so it’s easy to find something that sounds good no matter what you’re in the mood for. I really like grabbing food there before or after shopping—it’s convenient, tasty, and adds to the overall experience. Overall, H Mart Lynnwood is a place I’d definitely recommend. Whether you’re there to shop or just to eat, it’s worth the visit, and the food options alone make it a great spot to stop and enjoy a meal.

This store has everything. This is my one stop shop for groceries and interesting finds globally. You’ll find delicious and affordable ready to eat meals here as well. The meat and fish section is out of this world with so many options. Great service with cutting fresh fish to your choice. I have found new snacks and sweets that my family now loves and look forward to enjoying. I love all the international options for snacks, meals, fresh and frozen ingredients, drinks, alcohol, ready made foods, sushi variety, kimchi variety. Should I mention their ready to eat meals are always rotating so you’ll always find something new and delicious to eat. I always look forward to getting their ready made meals cos of all the new options I find, try, and love. I’ve also found unique fruits and vegetables here that I have never seen in other grocery stores. Try their new drinks you see here and you’ll be surprised as to how much you’ll come to like it. H mart will continue to be my go too. Please visit this store whenever you have the chance and thank me later. Don’t forget their bakery which has one of the most unique and delicious confectionery as well.

Great location, lots of good food in the food court. Prices and selections are great. Pre-made food doesn't seem likes its stored at correct temperatures and is a bit sketchy.

My go to store when I stayed longer in the Seattle area and wanted to make Korean food on the regular. This is where I'd pick up my kimchi making supplies. Honorable mention: they offer a wide range of Mexican pantry/produce/dry goods at H Mart surprisingly. Tip: Their alcohol is priced higher here, try the other asian super markets on Hwy 99 for more competitive pricing for everything else.

A lot of competition in this category and I don't think H Mart will last. Lots of newer asian stores and regular groceries have started carrying more Korean brands at much much better prices than H Mart. PROS: - convenient location tons of parking - wide variety of products and fresh produce always well stocked, a lot of options for hot pot - hot and cold food served daily - enough cashier lines to keep lines moving which I appreciate - mini food court right outside - variety of price points there's something for everyone CONS: - Silly expensive prices for simple regular things have gone up aggressively over the years - mixed veggies and raw octopus salad prices are really expensive. You get a small finger worth of food for over 7 dollars (I'm laughing as I type this) - pickled radish prices are so bad here I go anywhere else for reasonable prices. Recommend Town & Country grocery store! They carry a great variety of Korean products and pickled radish at normal prices - cashiers are not friendly, no one smiles - hot food looks overly handled and is questionable. Not to mention that they fill up the whole bowls with a tub of rice, sprinkle 3-4 pieces of meat on top and sell you a tub of rice basically for 10-14 dollars. Don't do it! - seafood prices are atrocious and look overly handled. I don't recommend buying fresh buy frozen from them - half of a small snow crab leg price? $93 before tax - same type of kimchi sold in large volume. Lacks variety of kimchi brands. No sweet kimchi. I highly recommend going to Town & Country to get better reasonable prices than HMart. I don't buy beef or meat here mostly come for some produce and restock of kitchen items. I don't recommend H Mart to anyone anymore.

A fun spot to get all of your favorite international snacks and goods. A mini department store - with kitchenware, kids favorites, snacks, socks, fresh seafood and everything in between. Parking lot is spacious in this shopping strip of cafes, stores, and H-Mart, making it convenient to run errands, grab a treat, and continue about your day. Staff leaves you be, to wander, make your choices then check out hassle-free.

Hmart is a great store filled with Asian groceries & snacks. Please do not allow this racist woman in the store. She's making content trashing it.

Came here because we needed some Beard Papa and I think this is the only one in the state. Mom discovered it was at an HMart and before we could park the car she hopped out to go shopping. My SIL said, "Oh no. We'll be here for hours." She had a right to be afraid because this is the biggest HMart my Mom has ever seen. Mom needed to get soem bitter melon for Dad and she was craving one of her Filipino dishes after a few days of eating white people food, so she needed ingredients and he found them. Love how clean every HMart is. Great location.

I've been visiting this H Mart for decades and have always appreciated their wide variety of Asian foods, fresh meat, and vegetables. I also love their food court, where I can enjoy good fried chicken and jajangmyeon. Parking is convenient as there is a parking lot, and their staff is helpful if you have any questions. I feel their inventory labeling is relatively good compared to some other Asian markets. Overall, good experience coming here except the checking out lines may get really long.

HMart has pretty big varieties of fruits, vegetables, seasonings, meats, seafood, rice, noodles, seaweeds, ice cream, snacks, etc. I also can say the meats are FRESH! I usually feel skeptical about the quality of the raw meats in some asian groceries, but not here :) In fact, I bought salmon few times from one of the biggest grocery stores in the state, they are always went bad & smells as soon as I got home. That is not the case here. This place is pretty organized. Service is okay, nothing memorable. It can be better if they don't mind to do extra miles by greeting customers or offering helps whenever the staff passing by.

When I occasionally want to shop at a different H-Mart, I come here. Prices seem to have gone up a lot compared to before, and there were fewer promotional items. It was very quiet, probably because it was Tuesday. Because it was not busy, the vegetables didn't seem very fresh, so despite coming here with the intention, I didn't buy many items. There's also a food court here that I visit when I come. I always have the old-school Jajangmyeon and Tangsuyuk, which still taste good, but it seems like the portions are gradually getting smaller. Prices seem to be rising everywhere these days, not just here tho. Well, it wasn't busy at all but the cashier still made mistakes. Just make sure to check your receipt for items scanned twice or more so you won't overpay. I live too far so I won't go back for a refund.

I bought a couple of beverages. I found cute and mini building blocks in the houseware department. Check-out lane was fast and cashier was friendly. Have plenty of free parking.

Just an update from my first review that was just two weeks ago. Gimbap is still delish, but unfortunately shrinkflation has hit! Portions got cut down (and price as well) but not enough to cover the difference in size. Bummer, but still a treat just a little bit less of a slamming deal.

Please don't buy the ready made hot food, it's truly disgusting and has no flavor. Tried the mapo tofu, and couldn't even finish it. Neither my friend could either (and she can eat anything). I'm surprised the hot food quality has gone down so low? It used to be good. Even the kimbap had a weird taste. Buy groceries here, but buy hot food from a local Korean restaurant.

While in Seattle, we needed to stock up on some Korean groceries, so we came to this H Mart. As other H Mart locations, they have snack items, candies, produce, specialty items, houseware goods, as well as some pre-made hot food. We picked up some veggies, meats for KBBQ, and ramen. The store is a bit smaller, but seems well-stocked. There were also items that I haven't seen in other H Marts, like the butter kimchi ramen! Plenty of parking in the large lot. +well-stocked selections +parking in shared plaza lot

They offer a unique product that you won't find anywhere else, which I appreciate. However, every time I shop there, I can't help but feel that the prices are a bit on the higher side.

I like coming here for a quick meal from the deli. You can get an array of beef, chicken, pork and fish dishes hot and ready. Great stir fry, rice and noodle choices. Comes with a seaweed and miso soup. The first time I went through, the workers scolded me for not taking enough. So I went back to get mor food . Hardly being able to close the lid of your container is perfectly acceptable here. Got like 2 lbs of food. Lots of choices for 15.00. Enough good food for at least another day. You can get roasted duck and bakery items to round out your meal. I got a durian turnover, which was tasty. I feel the hot bar is a great bargain for the quality of of food you get and the amount of food.

If you need produce, literally any produce, they probably have it here (and for a very fair price)! Will be making this our go-to spot for any and all ingredients (it's not a far drive out of Seattle, and it's worth it).

I dont know why people can not exit from the produce department door when you did not buy anything. If you attempt it, an old man will chase you down and make you reenter the market to exit from the casher door.

I have been to this store for many years and still see the same old bathroom stalls. They need to fix the bathrooms. It's like over 25 years old.

Recently have discovered how to make Pho. been going to H Mart to buy all my supplies and groceries for this wonderful Vietnamese soup. They they have wonderful produce awesome soup ingredients. They are the best one of my new favorite, grocery stores.

They used to have good service, but things have changed. Now they never pick up the phone (tried call them multiple times on multiple days). Also, no one working there speaks Korean. I asked them if anyone speaks Korean and they said no. Customer service is terrible. I stand directly in front of customer service desk personnel, and she completely ignored me, did not even say Hello.

I come every year or two from Montana and I especially like this location, it's huge, has a ton of different items and fresh fruits and vegetables, the meats and seafood are exceptional. We stock up on the dried noodles and other items and are able to pack up the freshest fish and meats. I love the food court and am addicted to the fresh fried chicken that you can choose which sauce. I ordered the Galbi and the hot, which was super hot but both were delicious, personally I liked the Galbi better though and it had green onions and gojusang sauce, it took about 20 minutes to cool down because it was piping hot and so damn awesome. Next door was a booth that had JaJang men, which are perfectly cooked noodles with black bean sauce and we got beef and vegetables in it, incredible. I always love shopping here and eating in the food court, even though I just got home, I can't wait to go back next year.

As a FIRST generation Filipina I found everything I needed to make authentic dishes. The ingredients were fresh and authentic.!

H Mart is an amazing Asian market, this was my first time visiting this market. I have frequented one other Asian market in town, this one is much better. The market is extremely large, they have everything you would need as far as groceries, as well as large and small appliances like refrigerators. The selection of fresh seafood and vegetables are enormous. This grocery store is extremely clean and the staff is very friendly. If you need ingredients for Asian cooking, this market is one stop shopping. This will be my new local Asian market.

I like this place. It's probably my new favorite grocery store. Not as hectic as thr Asian family market. But better than the mom and pop markets. They have some very good stuff for people who like to eat healthy. One of my favorite things is their layout. Very authentic feeling and has a good flow for shoppers. Various sections for food and kitchen tooling and even clothing. I will admit their frozen and packaged foods are mostly pork with almost beef options and a few chicken and seafood options. I will still be getting my Shumai from trader Joe's lol. Luckily they have lots of parking and even other stores in the mall this market is located inside of. Lowkey it helps add a layer of security for the store. And if your bored while your shopping with others, you can duck out and enjoy the other stores.

Pros: Huge store with food court and small businesses including a bakery, bank and salon next to the entrance. Lots of frozen dumplings, large produce section and excellent sauce selection. Cons: Parking lot is a circus. Prepared foods section didn't have many choices (no maki, sushi, dumplings, etc) compared to other HMarts I went to like Cary NC or Arlington VA. Couldn't find any turnip cake. You had to line up (about 10-15 people per line) for multiple registers, in early afternoon. Really? We were queued in the liquor section. An employee helped guide you to an open register once you got close. I'd have second thoughts about coming here again due to distance if I could get the same dumplings at Ranch 99 or another Asian market.

Conveniently located in the Alderwood area in Lynnwood, this H-mart is somewhat better than Federal Way location when it comes to grocery outlying and cleanliness. Found my favorite Jajangmyeon ingredients by the central fresh produce aisle. The tofu they sell is very fresh too, so add extra points for that. I will be shopping here more often when I am near the mall.

Found this bug in our Gimbap. I called their customer service and here is how it went. Me: hello, I bought a gimbap from you guys and found a bug in it. Hmart: okay, how can I help you? Me: I said there is a bug in the food that I bought from you guys Hmart: yeah so? Just bring it back with the receipt, we will give you a refund. It seems like they get this kind of calls on a regular basis. Beware if you are buying food from this location!!!

I love this place! This a must for all your asian needs. Prices are mid range. You can find some deals and they have a food court as well as some skincare stores optical store etc. All korean and some other asian needs as well. But overall anyone can go here and get what they need.

The food was good and tasty. The service was great. The ambiance is at a grocery store.

bb-q Order the whole Korean fried chicken serving and was very disappointed. Cost, I don't recall the exact price but it was in the mid to high $30's. Quality, randomly cut pieces seemed intended to disguise the fact you're mostly getting back parts. very very pieces with meat. If you love expensive fried bones then this will be food for you. Taste, everything was dry and hard. Supper crispy, so if that is what you're looking for you're in luck. The seasoning is spot on and tasty. The only redeeming quality. However, not so much that I will return for another order.

it used to be good place to buy groceries but now everything are overpriced compare to other grocery stores. I once bought 2.6lbs frozen beef kidney, after thawing, I drained 0.6lb water out of it. Don't buy meat from there.

Stopped here to check the place out and suprised to see the amount of goods on sale here. Mostly asian items but I am not knowedgble on this store as it has been a while. Would go here again. Ambiance was bustlin and store is busy. Not sure if the product pricing is reasonable.

The customer service was not up to par. However, they do have durian which my wife loves.

One word: Durian!!! If you love durian, this is the place to buy it. Wish it was fresh, but frozen is amazing, too!

Was on my way back down from Marysville and I decided to stop by this H Mart since I had never been to this location. It's definitely bigger, better, and newer than the one in Federal Way which is the location where I normally shop. The building reminded me of 99 Ranch in Kent where there's the main grocery store and smaller shops and restaurants within the same building. Something I noticed while walking around the concourse area was the painted ceiling mimicking the sky just like the concourse areas of a couple hotels in Vegas (Paris and Venetian). The deli area has more banchan choices and the aisles are wide. It's not as chaotic as the Federal Way location which was shocking. It's good to know I can stop by here again in case I go on another road trip up north.

It was an early morning during work. I passed by and then turned around to get a drink. It's a typical Asian Grocery Store. I'm here in the Seattle area for work (2 weeks) all the way from Sacramento California. I'm glad there's a store like this in the area. At least I don't feel deprived feeling out of place. Having a grocery store that has everything I need is absolutely a plus. I bought a sailor moon soda. I walked around and found lots of snacks. If I wasn't press for time, I would've bought more food. I'm still on the work clock.

I want to acknowledge that the cleaning crew at the bathroom and food court is doing amazing job. Bathroom was flawless clean and smelt clean.

A pretty good H Mart!!! Great amount of selection on various items such as Korean snacks, veggies, Ramen, drinks, meat and kitchen items. Really like the organization and display of the inventory that are all in stock! Prices are pretty reasonable for a Korean grocery store, too. Kind of like the different types of noodles, Aloe drinks, Korean milks and popular candies and snacks. Probably one of the best H Marts I have ever been to. Outside of H Mart, there is a small food court area that has a number of food joints - Korean, Thai, Japanese, Chinese-Korean.

The H Mart plaza is a sizable mini-mall anchored by H Mart the Korean supermarket. Walking in, on the far left is a food court, dominated rightly by multiple Korean eateries, plus a Beard Papa cream puffs, a sushi restaurant, and a pastry shop. Otherwise, there are beauty shops, a mini-gift shop, a clothing shop, and even a socks kiosk. The H Mart supermarket is a beauty of all things Korean. Don't confuse it with Uwajimaya, which is all things Japanese. And yes, there are common or even similar products between the two, but it is hands down Korean. My favorite areas: - Produce - but fruits are far better than veggies, especially leafy greens. I find the leaf greens commonly are below par. I find myself regularly disappointed at simple veggies like bok choy. - Tofu - every fresh kind. No, not the flavored Vietnamese kind. - Kimchee galore! - Dry noodles - Frozen dumplings - Wander the non-food area and ponder on the gadgets and tools I don't recognize Have fun with H Mart. Explore, discover, try something new.

I only buy prepackaged Japanese foods and uncooked rice here. They are less expensive than other stores such as Uwajimaya Town and County. I wouldn't buy any vegetables or fruits.

Whenever I am up by the alder wood shopping mall I make it a point to stop into H-mart for veggies, meats and fresh seafood. They have a big selection of frozen and fresh items I am learning about Korean cuisine and trying new recipes so I need the ingredients to make soups, stews, noodles etc. this market has a wide variety of cooking ingredients hard to find in other grocery stores. I like to browse and try new sauces and noodles.

It stated snowing and a few friends wanted to get together. They asked where I wanted to go or what I wanted to do. I felt lazy and decided to do hotpot at my friends house vs going out to a restaurant. My friend liked the idea and suggested we check out H Mart for the groceries. I hopped in with him and off we went in the snow. When we arrived, we found parking right in front by the food court entrance. There was a bunch of restaurants and tables to dine on inside. I needed to use the restroom and it was also in the general area. They were clean and conveniently located. We grabbed a cart and started shopping for things we wanted to eat. One of our friends has a shellfish allergy so we were trying to be mindful of that as we shopped. Maybe it's because I'm from Hawai'i but I was freezing inside the store! It was hella cold. The store itself was massive, clean and well organized with lots of options of food items. Solid Asian market and it made our hotpot awesome.

I must say, stepping in H-Mart Grocery store was akin to entering a realm of immaculate freshness. The gleaming floors and spotless shelves were a testament to their unwavering commitment towards cleanliness. But oh, the produce! Straight up, it felt like Mother Nature herself had handpicked each vibrant fruit and vegetable, ensuring their utmost freshness. It was a surprised stumbling upon an abundance of Wagu beef, a true gem in the realm of culinary treasures. I was reluctant to bite in to it because 3 nice steaks costed me oh...60-65 total which is a low price compared to other specialties supermarkets. But with each bite, I could taste the sheer dedication and expertise that went into curating such exceptional quality. Bravo and Mucho Mahalos to this establishment for proving that cleanliness and gastronomic marvels can indeed coexist harmoniously. Hats off to who ever is running this place and his/her decision making on hiring the purchaser/buyer/ or who ever the person responsible for choosing the suppliers that sell them quality and primo shit. OMG, this place is what every grocery store should model after. Granted they just opened so we'll see what my experience is after 6 months. Hopeful that they remain the same. Thx H Mart for slanging me that good good. #FoodlandSucks #FoodlandisGreedy #FoodlandHasShitySeafood

Variety of Korean food. - Plus Rudeness of workers - Big Minus I don't like to shop where I don't feel comfortable, where there isn't a friendliness and helpfulness to the customers. I usually do most of my shopping at PCC because I like organic food and food with expiration dates and not to have to worry about finding a package of meat I bought was fresh on top and bad meat underneath. People care at PCC. Sounds like a like that isn't the case at H- Mart.

I am so surprised how they don't carry as many tropical fruits as the much smaller markets and definitely not as awesome as the H Mart I am used to in Houston, TX.

Trust me, Hmart has many great things but their 'fresh meat produce' is ridiculous. Some of their meat is reallly good quality but the beef is something else. I know other places do this to not waste meat but this is hazardous and cruel. This is my $10 sliced beef rib eye. Half of the bottom was like this. They put the fresh cut ones on top of the bad ones and sell it like this. Not a very honest business and some things are pricey asf. Love Hmart, the food court, frozen Asian food and all, but this is unacceptable anywhere to be selling this piece of shit like it's fresh from the butcher section.

H Mart is a Korean supermarket that serves as the anchor for a small indoor mall. There is a food court (sushi, pastry shops like Beard Papa, and several Korean places as well), and other small shops that specialize in clothing, gifts, and beauty products. My husband had never been to one so on our first visit there, we were there for at least ninety minutes. Eventually I went outside to wait while he shopped. When he emerged, the shopping cart was full with a pillow bag with several feet of pastel colored puffed dragon's breath snack balls, plum wine, and big bags of rice and barley. He was especially thrilled to find the barley because winter = hot tea all the time! We purchased a huge cylindrical locomotive engine bear pillow for the bedroom. The bear pillow's body is shaped like a locomotive with I love you written out with two heart-emojis and the letter "u" - it's ridiculously kawaii and I loved it! I was also surprised with a can of official BTS cold brew coffee with RM (rapper) on the front. There is a lot to take in when you first visit. Vegans rejoice: they sell a variety of fresh tofu and their produce department has a stellar selection of fruit and veg! I am an absolute fan of this place and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes Korean foods + other Asian foodstuffs/items. Lots of parking and for K-pop fans, I heard EXO, Blackpink, BTS, and MONSTA X before heading back to the car.

Let me preface this by saying, I love HMart and I usually don't have any problems with any of the produce I buy from here. However, I found a cockroach (still alive, and wriggling) in my dandelion greens while I was prepping them for a salad . It must have been bundled in tightly with the greens, because I only noticed it after loosening the twist tie. The other produce I bought yesterday, including some romaine lettuce, didn't have any problems, so it might just be the dandelion greens???

Ok, so as a white Jewish girl, this takes some getting used to. Fortunately, I'm an honorary Asian and I'm adventurous. But the produce here is amazing, the meat and seafood has so much variety and options you cant get in mainstream grocery stores. Prices are great. They seem lower that Safeway, Kroger, etc. the atmosphere is more chaotic than other grocery stores but that's the beauty of H-Mart. I always go here for my produce and seafood. Service? Let's just skip that part. . That's not what they are here for. Just embrace H-Mart for what it is and reap the low price/freshness benefits.

If you've never been to H Mart, you need to check it out! They have an amazing selection of Asian products. My favorite aisles are the snack and candy ones lol. My next favorite part of H Mart is the food court. They have an awesome variety of Asian cuisines such as; Japanese (sushi), Korean, Vietnamese (pho), Thai, BBQ Chicken, a Tofu restaurant, Chinese, a bakery, and a Beard Papas (cream puffs). If you're near the Alderwood mall, check out H Mart!