H Mart

Looking to get your Korean grocery goods? H-Mart is a spot we visit occasionally to stock up on Korean noodles, taiyaki, frozen snacks, fried chicken and other hot food from time-to-time. There’s quite a vast selection from produce, meats & seafood to Asian drinks and hot food. Unfortunately everything is still relatively overpriced compared to other Asian groceries judging by the prices of their seafood market, hot food stand, specialty beer and even the taiyaki now. One positive is the number of sample stations now in-store. There’s also a handful of food court options from BB.Q Chicken to Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu. We weren’t impressed though by the cleanliness of the food court. If you’re planning to have a meal, just be prepared to take a while to find parking in the busy plaza parking lot. Skip it or hit it? We will usually skip it until the next Korean food craving hits in 1-2 years unless it’s something we can’t get it elsewhere!

H Mart has everything you'd possibly want from fresh food, including sashimi at a great price! This is a great place to visit to find some good deals and surprise value finds! The cooked food are also very solid choices and enjoyable.

I had an amazing shopping experience at H Mart and it’s easily my favorite Korean supermarket! The store is incredibly well-organized, spacious, and spotlessly clean, making it a pleasure to browse for hours. The selection of authentic Korean groceries is outstanding—from fresh kimchi, banchan, and a huge variety of gochujang and sauces to premium cuts of meat, seafood, and an impressive produce section with hard-to-find Asian vegetables and fruits, all looking incredibly fresh. The prepared foods and hot food bar are a highlight: the banchan counter offers so many delicious options, the fried chicken is crispy and flavorful, and the kimbap and tteokbokki are made fresh daily. I also love the bakery section with warm hodduk and red bean pastries—perfect for a quick treat. The ramen aisle alone is worth the visit, with brands and flavors you won’t find anywhere else. What truly sets H Mart apart is the friendly and helpful staff. Every employee I encountered was polite, knowledgeable, and eager to assist, whether it was helping me find a specific ingredient or offering cooking suggestions. The checkout process was quick and efficient, even during busy hours. Overall, H Mart offers fantastic quality, great prices, and an authentic Korean shopping experience that keeps me coming back every week. Highly recommend to anyone who loves Korean food or wants to explore Asian ingredients!

A lot of great Asian options along with some excellent fresh food options like sushi, bbq fried chicken and great looking soups. They also had many prepared foods at discounted prices later in the evening. The fish pancake guy was awesome. He was very nice and gave me options of one or the other or a combo pack. Had mixed custard and red bean. It's a pricier market especially for their vegetables but when it comes to specialty items, was very good.

This is probably the biggest H Mart I’ve ever visited. They have a great selection of food, and we especially love the food court inside. The staff are friendly, and the items are decently priced, although some items that are not specifically Korean can also be found in other Asian stores at lower prices.

Cool place for cooked food, beer, groceries, snacks and more. A bit pricey though but still busy with shoppers. Even had food tasting stations like Costco. Lots of variety of everything! Well kept store, well merchandised and neat and orderly.

We ordered sushi from this place on the evening of Wednesday, July 16. I didn't eat any, but my husband did - and on the morning of July 17, he was hospitalized with acute food poisoning. He experienced severe vomiting, weakness, and dehydration, and had to receive IV treatment. We are extremely disappointed with the quality and safety of the food. After this incident, we will never order from here again and strongly advise others to be cautious. Serving raw fish comes with serious sponsibility — it must be fresh and handled properly. This is not just about taste, but about people's health and safety. We sincerely hope the management takes this seriously.

Very clean and organized place with variety of goods. Not sure if it applies to all Korean goods, the price is very expensive. They even sell some Chinese food but the price is at least 30% higher than Chinese supermarket. Anyway, it is a good place to shop for Korean goods if consumers are prepared to pay high.

Was in the area and always wanted to try the food court inside of the H mart and was honestly impressed with the variety. They had sushi, egg sandwiches, soon tofu and Korean fried chicken. We did the last two and also picked up some gum bao from the supermarket. We were happy as we haven't been to the soon tofu in a while (same as the one by Yonge and finch). NA for decor or service as it's basically food court inside of the H mart. It was clean roomy and we would come back again.

This is my go-to Korean grocery store. I love the ready to eat maki and donburi; they are so fresh and is a better value than those sold at T&T grocery stores. I like the large selection in noodles, chili paste, seaweed, dumplings and sauces and Kimchi. Things are pricey except when on sale. Watch for their dumplings sales and rice sales. Fresh meat and produces are pricer here, so I don't buy them here.

H Mart in Richmond Hill is big and clean, offering lots of variety. There's many sections beyond the usual produce and packaged goods, for example, food court, bakery, prepared hot and cold food, and beer! Super handy around the holidays too - I can't tell you how grateful I was to find it open this Christmas when I totally forgot to stock up on drinks. The bakery has these cute whole cakes ready to go, perfect for those last-minute get-togethers. And it's not all about Korean products - you've got your pick of Chinese and Filipino items too. I also found frozen kimbap -- not the same brand as the recently-gone-viral Trader Joe's one, but still curious to try! Plus, parking is a breeze and free.

H-Mart has been a reliable go-to during this horrible, endless pandemic. Light lunch of tuna maki, salmon niigiri sushi, seasoned seaweed, and mini- kimbap (mostly dried nori, marine vegetables and less rice). PERFECT lunch. H-Mart --- TAE DAN HI KAMSAH HAMNIDAH!

This is the largest Korean grocery store that I've been to! We came here later on a Sunday past dinner time so it was pretty quiet in the grocery section. This H Mart has a small food court area with seating. There was a bit of a wait by the chicken place, so I'm thinking it must have been good. The store is large enough to have many distinct sections - household goods which is also where the cosmetics were, seafood counter, bakery, packaged hot foods to go, etc. I was really impressed with the variety of seafood that they had. They had fresh fish and a lot of frozen selection. They had mixed frozen seafood and shellfish packages which are really great when you need a little bit of everything for a recipe! Since it was later in the day, the bakery was no longer staffed so you couldn't order the cakes behind the display case. We did ask an employee passing by and he wasn't able to help us. There were a lot of end of day sales and most of them were almost picked clean. The bakery had some items which included packaged buns (came with a loaf and 2-3 other buns) that was 30% off. The hot food section also had sales but it was pretty much empty by the time we got there. In the middle of the store there is a stall for carp bread. They were no longer making fresh ones but they did have discounted ones that were boxed up and ready to go with mixed flavours. We got a box of these that had 4 red bean and 3 custard filled fish. The only issue is that you can't really tell which ones are filled with which so we had to guess when splitting them up. If you're not having them fresh off the iron, I'd recommend heating them up in the air fryer for a few minutes to crisp them back up before enjoying.

This Hmart is huge. It has a food court with multiple restaurants (including the popular chain bb.q chicken), a separate hot prepared foods section, a bakery, a sweet potato station, a street food stall that sells fish cakes and tteokbokki, fresh made Korean corn dogs, and a stand selling fresh made taiyakis (Kevin's Taiyaki). You can find discounted hot foods and bakery items at the end of the day.

This location improved a lot since I visited years ago, so it is time for an update! The food court area had expanded and now have better vendors moved in with more varieties! KFC, Bingsu, Soon Tofu, just name a few. Meat varieties are good with premium cut that is great for BBQ. I also love how their banchan are pre packed and more hygienic. I also picked up Kimbap as snack a few times and the quality is good. Great to see H Mart is moving in the right direction. Oh and they have Beers too!

Hmart is a Korean grocery store chain from the USA. Apparently the company was founded in 1982, but they've only recently entered the Canadian Market in 2003 and only arrived in the GTA in 2013. So while I would myself describe it as similar to Galleria Supermarket, it technically existed before Galleria (which was founded in 2003). It has all things Korean, and not just food, but socks, greeting cards, stationery, and housewares too. Lots of Kimchi and Ramen! They also have prepared foods that looked good. They have a bakery section too, and since I went towards the end of the day, a lot of their baked goods were marked down by 30%. They also mark down their prepared foods by 30% towards closing. They are also licensed to sell beer. Similar to Galleria, they have a food court section. I didn't get a chance to try out any of the food court vendors, but maybe next time. The supermarket is clean and well lit. It's in a strip mall with lots of free parking. I hope they open up a location in Ottawa :)

Omg as a recently turned Korea boo I came here to actually buy the bbq chicken that you see in kdramas but coming into h mart felt like I was in Korea. They also have a wide range of korean products to choose from along with hot food and a mini food court that serves hot dishes. I wish they had one in Pickering. Definitely a great place to shop if you love all thing Korea especially the food!!!!!! I mean I was in heaven when I found matcha Oreo cookies

Most of the reviews on here are very highly rated but unfortunately it wasn't the best experience for me. I do like how big the store is and how there's so many different products to choose from. However, prices are on the expensive side and I've even seen some products at other grocery stores sold for less. Also, we bought a pack of tofu with almost a week to go until the expiry date. In spite of that, when we had the tofu that very night it already was starting to spoil and there was a sour taste. What a waste of food and money.

I personally believe that this location just keeps getting better as the years come and go. I've been visiting this location for so many years that I've lost count! They have a wonderful food court with a decent amount of seating (that's always been clean as well whenever I visit) so it makes for a great dine-in (and take-out) spot. Recently, they opened up a Korean Fried Chicken place as well, with the oh-so popular cheese balls which I look forward to trying I'm the near future. My favorite recent addition is actually their street food section! They now serve the famous Korean corn dogs - mozarella, original, ramen, and potato! My favorite is the mozarella which is STUFFED with cheese, soft, and stays warm in their little heating machine. They're corn dogs are about $4.50 for one, cheaper than the North York restaurant that specializing in these. I also love the garlic sausage, delicious! Oh yeah, I have also tried their spicy salmon sushi maki once and was pleasantly surprised! Their spicy mayo was actually spicy, which is often something I find that is lacking at other places, even authentic sushi restaurants! Tasted fresh. I also love Samyang products so this is my location to get them! Lastly, the employees are friendly as well!

I've been coming to this supermarket quite regularly these days especially when I feel like Bibimbap (Korean rice bowl with assorted vegetable like spinach, spicy radish, bean sprouts, etc.). It's so easy to make as most of the dishes are already prepared here at a very reasonable price. You just need to fry the bulgogi beef and make some rice then mix the prepared vegetables together. I like to add the chap chae noodles and make sure you reheat it or it will be a bit hard. If you like you can fry an egg and mix it in. I also like to add the korean chilli sauce or add soya sauce if you can't eat spicy. You can get the marinated bulgogi (beef) here from the meat section. The chap chae noodles and mixed vegetables are in the prepared food area. I've attached a photo of everything you need which will cost about $30 and $7 to $10 more if you want the chilli sauce which will last for awhile. The portions are definitely enough for 4 to 5 people. It's a tasty and healthy meal! We also got the croquettes (deep fried bread stuffed with vegetables) which are so tasty! It has a nice tangy tomato flavour, surprisingly not spicy!

I have been shopping at H mart for years now and appreciate them. It is still a strange place to visit because occasionally it is packed and crowded and occasionally there is barely anyone in there. This Korean chain supermarket with a food court must have clientele that all shop together at once or stay home at the exact same times as well! So, what is good here? The Korean (and Chinese and Japanese) food items all imported from Asia, alongside produce, which is mostly imported from the USA unfortunately. What is bad? The high prices and two cashiers working during those times when everyone has decided to shop together at. Often if T&T has the same items the prices there are 20% lower than H Mart. I am always happy to pay more for convenience, cleanliness or special items, but the comparison is like item to like. For example, rice prices are 30% higher at H Mart! Ooops. Still, good place to shop for Kimchi, baked goods or masks and hopefully they can bring more fresh local produce and fruits instead of trucking everything from the USA when the Canadian equivalent is available.

Food: Large varieties of ingredients to make all kinds of korean dish you can think of. They also improved their food courts with additions of new restaurants such as the new fried chicken place. I saw a new street food section where they sold korean corndogs and they also have a cooked food sections where I found soondae being sold (the pic below). Portion: Normal Environment: pretty spacious and not too crowded

Galleria gets most of the press in this area but I found out that H-Mart is the bigger brand. I was in New York and there was an H-Mart there. In fact they are all over the world. Dudes...K-Food Rulez! The place isn't as busy as Galleria nor is the food court full of patrons. There is one Sushi place, two places that are run by one shopkeeper, and a shave ice place. Well, I really don't go to a grocery store for food court anyway. They are essentially heating up the same stuff that you are buying! It's our go to place for some of the veggies, and some prepare foods. There are discounts on their ready to go/serve items after 5pm - normally. The discounts are around 20-50% off. Nice deal for a quick meal or something to take for lunch next day. Something to note, their beer selection rocks compare to G-Mart! That's for the win!

Amazing selection, coolest grocery store in the GTA. They even have their own food court. Huge with fresh seafood and meats. And they have the best instant noodle selection!

This review is for the food court inside H Mart. I had high hope for the food here because usually, the food court inside a supermarket has good value, cheap and good portion, and no tips. However, I found the food here average taste and average portion, and not that worth it. Probably Minerva Owl restaurant would have better taste and better value than it. Inside H Mart, there is 3 take-out type of restaurants in its food court: one sushi place, one Korean place, and one dessert place. There is more space, but just got covered and I guess closed down. My husband and I found out when we went shopping in H Mart. We had high hope because it is a family-style restaurant and we really like Korean food. However, the food here is just so-so. We tried the pork bone soup, seafood pancake, black bean sauce noodles. To be honest, the pork bone soup is less favorable and less tasty than the pork pone soup in Minerva Owl. The black bean sauce noodles portion is just too small. We ordered the family portion and supposes to serve 2 people; however, neither of us is full after it. I don't think I would come back again just for the food.

Omg.. I had no idea Korean Fried Chicken was this tasty. First heard of this from Korean Drama CRASH LANDING ON YOU and found out they had a location in Canada. I am so glad they have this because it was delicious and crispy and sooo fresh. I am going to be craving this every time now! Oh so good Don't forget to add the cheese ball to yours order because that thing is delicious as well. The cream cheese just melts in your mouth. I ate it with the chicken and the combination of salty and sweet was just heaven.

I love shopping at this H-Mart! Lots of premium fresh fruits available here with samples to try. Lots of Korean snacks, pastries, groceries, sushi, pre-made meals, and more! There is a daily 5pm discount on pre-made meals and breads. Prices are a bit higher here than the average Asian supermarket, but it'll be worth it for many who appreciate good service and a clean, spacious store. Lots of parking at the front and rear of this plaza.

My daughter and I are big fans of the food court, specifically the sushi and udon noodles. There are plenty of high chairs and it's kid-friendly. Nothing fancy, but it's a relaxed and friendly place for a meal. Some of the meals can be pricey, but it's the GTA I guess. It's fun grocery shopping afterward too.

new favourite grocery store it's so awesome here I love getting different instant ramens and they taste so delicious. I love trying new flavours and my favourite ones are the spicy cold noodle called bibimyeon and there instant jjangmeon . they are the best and tax was included they also have restaurants inside that I want to try out but I have tried there fish shaped taiyaki with red bean inside and it's so delicious. the people were so sweet and gave us an extra taiyaki for free !! love hmart recommend it to everyone

Biggest competitor to Galleria but this H Mart is almost never busy. Sometimes I worry that they will close down soon from the lack of business, but they've been proving me wrong for quite some time now. I love this place! They have all these pre-made Korean side dishes, sushi, a bakery, a food court, a little station where they make those red bean-filled waffle fishes, and so much more! I love coming here to eat at the food court, shop for snacks, check out their bakery and just shop around. This time I mainly went to grab snacks, but I happened to be hungry so I made a stop at the food court. I usually eat at the restaurant next to Seoul Korean food, I think it's called Han Sung...something, but they were unfortunately closed. I ordered the pork bone soup because I felt like that was the safest choice. It was mediocre; I have definitely had better. Soup was more salty than anything else, barely any spices in it. The pork bone meat was acceptably tender. The kimchi and bean sprouts were ok. In summary, I don't recommend this dish but I wouldn't say don't eat it unless someone puts a gun to your head. I will definitely return to H Mart so next time, I think I'll try something else on the menu...if their neighbour is closed...sorry! Headed over to the bakery after my meal, it's around 6:30pm now and they're having a sale on their baked goodies! I wish they're didn't package them up into little discount bundles and just sell them separately. You get suckered into buying a bag with 1 thing you like and then there's the other crap in there.

I don't quite get the hype over Galleria. It seems like they sell the same things as hmart but with marked up prices. Maybe someone with more knowledge than me can see the difference in quality - but even the prepackaged products are more expensive at Galleria. This Hmart is a big store with lots of variety - there's baked goods, beer, seafood, a food court, personal products, home products, etc. Their food court is definitely quiet comparatively, so if you are looking for a bustling food court, look elsewhere. I like the ready made foods, sashimi/sushi selection, the frozen foods, small food items such as dried cranberries and almonds which are priced reasonably, the produce (they have a limited selection of organic products such as kale and mushrooms, but sometimes Hmart's selection is fresher than the organic markets even though they are using the same brand/company. not sure why that is happening), and prepackaged foods such as seaweed or white vinegar which can be slightly more expensive than chinese grocery stores, but I find some of the brands that Hmart sells to be higher quality with cleaner ingredients, so it's worth checking the ingredients list to see if the price difference is worth it. As others have mentioned, they have samples sometimes. I believe it's on the weekend. Staff are generally helpful and professional. Highly recommended!

Great place for grocery shopping and grabbing a quick bite! I find the ingredients fresh and staff friendly. A bonus is they also sell beer at this location. Really a one stop shop!

They often have sales for seafood and it's pretty good. They also sell beer now! (until 6pm or something like that) They also have a wide variety of dried roots and other herbs, which seem to be on the pricier side imo (the section is between produce and baked goods) The food court inside is not great... I had a bibimbap and some rice cakes, and it didn't taste fresh. They opened a new dessert place that I haven't tried yet, but it looks pretty good

I make a weekly trip here as i can also get my cheese at Grande Cheese and my foreign newspapers at the variety store next door This is a crazy store There is a department store section, a food court, a guy crankin out waffles, a computer store, and a health food store, a cosmetics section and a water purifier area. They have samples on Saturday to try out. I buy pretty much the same things all the time with a new item added now and then. Sushi Grade Salmon - and i now make it Arburi style Korean BBQ short ribs Probably the best fruit selection as Koreans are picky about their fruit Spicy Canned Tuna - cannot be found anywhere else Beef or Tofu soup in the prepared meals section near the bakery Frozen dumplings and red bean ice cream A great bakery with the standard rice cakes and delicious pastries and cakes and beats a cheesecake anytime Cashiers have the biggest smiles No charge for plastic bags (still not sure why Loblaws charges for a plastic bag) I have gotten into making Korean pancakes with shrimp, Japadogs clones from Vancouver which I get my seaweed from here and red kale that i used to make chips from i feel like i am in Korea when i shop here and i hide my iPhone so i don't get the Samsung people following me....shhhhhh biggest selection of Samsung Galaxy cases anywhere and last week they had a ton of festive socks on special They do not offer and real bread so go next door for that

I grocery shop here all the time , the people are nice here when you ask for help to locate things. Cashiers are also always nice and never short with you.

H mart is very organized and clean with lots of variety of unique Korean products ! During my last visit - we also wanted to grab lunch from the foodcourt here. We ordered two small jajangmyeons and also a kimbap to share between two people. The quality wasn't bad for food court style Korean food. The portion of the jajangmyeon was bigger than expected for a small.

I shop here around once or twice a month. They have lots of interesting and delicious foods here. The ready made foods are all pretty good. We've tried the soups, fried chicken, noodles, cakes etc. Everything we've tried has been good. We come here for the fresh seafood and fish. The fish are all cleaned and salted and you just take them home and fry them. They have a good variety and prices are pretty good. The grocery section is quite good, lots of genuine korean and japanese products. The fruit section is fantastic. We always stock up on the delicious fuji apples, whenever we come. I would highly recommend them. The aisles are not too big but whenever I've been, it's never very busy.

The suburbs DESERVE a Korean Grocery Market not only because of growing diversity but also there are LOTS of Korean brand grocery that needs one whole market to DISPLAY it all. *3.5 STARS* I never imagined that Korean grocery can take up a complete market and I'm so glad I was WRONG. You probably know by now I've never stepped inside a PAT Central Market when I visit downtown, but I have passed by it many times. It definitely has resemblance to T&T Supermarket in terms of ORGANIZATION, cleaniness and variety. I wouldn't say it is ALL Korean products as I do see some Japanese and Chinese as well especially in the Tea aisle where I had to read the product description to realize Korean Tea products don't really have Tea in them. I even tried some Korean POPCORN that look so much better than regular popcorn as they are puffed like a balloon but they remind me of Breakfast Cereal. The corner Food Court seems to be an after-thought as it seems to be a run-down area but still have some Korean patrons and a few group of students that keep the 3 businesses(Japanese, Korean, Coffee shop) afloat. The MEAT section of Beef looks so AWESOME. I wish I knew how to cook Beef Rib Korean-style because those looked amazing. I passed by the Pastry section which didn't really peaked my interest as it looked identical to T&T to a point. TOFU had it's own fridge to itself and I realize it even states ORGANIC. Vegetable section was A-OK but what I was interested in was something they even put a PRINT-OUT next to, to display a description and how to cook it, SESAME LEAF(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perilla). It looks like it is simply an ingredient in an omelette as displayed, INTERESTING. Too MANY Korean dry goods and aisles to speak of, so just GO and see it for yourself.

Probably Galleria's biggest competitor. Usually when we talk about Korean Supermarkets, this and Galleria are the two that pop out of every GTA residents' mind. In terms of offerings, both places are quite similar. You get your typical selection of produce, meat, seafood, frozen food, and other goodies. Speaking purely in terms of the grocery store, I find both places quite similar in their offerings. However, H Mart loses big time in their food court. Their selections are vastly limited compared to Galleria, and their food quality overall is quite sub-par. They do serve Pho there if you insist in having that, as Galleria doesn't offer Pho. I don't mind coming here every so often, however I prefer the Galleria at Yonge/Steeles more, especially for their meats and, of course, the food court.

So we wanted to check this place out to see how it compared to Galleria...and it's quite different indeed as other Yelpers have stated. On a Saturday morning, H Mart was quiet, lots of parking spaces available, lots of available cashiers with no line-ups, and few customers. Already a plus one in my books! The layout of H Mart is a bit strange, when you first walk-in, you're greeted with a few bins of socks, and then you walk into a housewares area, and then the grocery store starts. It's a bit strange. Grocery offerings are about the same as Galleria, BUT Galleria has much, much more in the prepared foods offerings (like sushi, sashimi etc.). Price of actual groceries at H Mart also seemed cheaper. So if you can't stand the parking lot at Galleria, large crowds, and fighting to get down narrow aisles with your grocery cart, you might want to try H Mart. It's definitely a calmer shopping experience!

Great place to get banchan and premade food, for moi! In and out is what I like to do.

I never been this location before so I decided to check it out Sunday night. I bought a pack of 3 Korean pears for $10. Two nights later, I went to cut up the pears, 2 of the 3 pears are completely rotten and the other 1 was on the verge. This was my first visit and it will be my last.

I take almost every opportunity I get to shop at H Mart, if only so that I can compare it to Galleria (I live like five minutes away from one, so that's my go-to Korean grocery store). Last time's trip to this location was better than this time's. Last time, I came on a weekend, and in the late afternoon. They had a number of food sampling opportunities, and they had also already reduced their prepared foods to clear. Yes, I'm that person. I like to wait until there are discounts before I buy prepared foods, most of the time. This time, it was not a weekend, and it wasn't late enough, so no samples and no discounted food (unless we're talking day old food). This is a pretty big store. Lots to see. Lots to buy. However, 8 lbs of sweet potatoes cost about $16 here, and for the same price, I can get 10 lbs at Galleria. The persimmons I saw at H Mart were on the bruised side, and if they had been at Galleria, would have been reduced to clear. I did buy two pints of blueberries though. They were $1.38 ish each, and looked quite good. I also bought a box of day old japchae at 50% off. That meant my big box of japchae was about $2.50. It was very tasty, and had a decent amount of veggies in it, including zucchini, carrots, wood ear fungi, and spinach. I'll be back (this is where we take Grandma when she wants to go shopping for Korean food), but this is not my favorite Korean grocery store. Galleria still has my heart.

Love the samples and friendly workers at this store! There's so many items and delicious food at this store, but today we were looking for a cake for my dad's birthday. Quite a number of selections to choose from in the bakery. We were debating between the blueberry cream cake and the green tea sweet potato cake. We ended up getting the green tea sweet potato cake (6", $25). The cake was visually appealing and super cute, but the taste was OK. It packed a stronger than expected sweet potato flavour, which myself and sister's husband didn't enjoy too much but my sisters and dad enjoyed. Interesting flavour but not for everyone. Cake itself I would give 3 stars but 4 stars because I really like this store and some of the foods I've had here (rice puffed crackers, kimbap, seaweed salad, jajangmyun, selection of prepackaged foods)

I used to go Richmond Hill store once a week since they opened many years ago and spent about $50-60 every time but I won't go again after today's experience. . I bought few pairs of kitchen rubber gloves few weeks ago when it was on sale. When I opened a new pairs today n found out this pairs inside the rubber was melted that made two gloves stuck together firmly and torn apart in the middle. So I took it to the store and wanted for exchange while doing my weekly food purchasing. Since I never thought to return anything from supermarket so I didn't keep the receipt with me. The manager refused to exchange without the receipt . I explained to her I didn't keep the receipt because I never thought I needed to return anything and this time was the special case because of the manufacture defective product which I bought from this store. So the manager passed this case to a young guy n he told me they won't do all exchange without receipt and they don't guarantee the product is good or not because they have no idea to know how is inside. (unbelievable answer). I wondered why they already agreed this product was caused by manufacture defective and I know they can return to the supplier and they won't loose a dime!!! why give customer a hard time!!! They have their reason to stand firm but they ll lose a loyal customer from now on. Of course, they won't care. To me , TNT is just round the corner.

Best Korean place I been to!! So many good things to say about here not enough space! Just take my word and check this place out! Try the fresh sushi made in the food court!!! You'll be hooked

H Mart for the win! We went to H Mart and Galleria on the same day. H Mart wins for accessibility (lots of parking), store location (not a super busy intersection), store layout, selection and Kim Bap. Prices a bit high. Can find some things cheaper at Chinese grocery stores but if you want specific things from Korea, go here.

H Mart is my favorite Korean supermarket. It is big, bright and clean. The employees are friendly and they carry everything you'd need to cook Korean food. Some of my staples are red chili pepper flakes, red chili paste, an assortment of mushrooms (king oyster, shitake etc), vegetarian dumplings, seaweed, bibimbap kits and exotic looking vegetables. A lot of items don't have English labels but it hasn't been a problem for me even though I can't read a word of Korean.

H-Mart is the Korean IKEA! It has a bizarre layout and it is really fun to explore. I like the mini food court because you can relax and get yourself a hot bowl of Udon after stocking up on novelty Korean merchandise. What I really love about this place is the basement! They sell really interesting merchandise imported from Korea. You can find just about anything from electronics to furniture here.

Love their foods especially their rice cakes and fruits but this place can improve their cleanliness a little bit more. Overall I had good experience shopping here

This is a small Korean food mart. I basically know nothing about Korean food, so I basically walked the aisles and amused myself with the Engrish and cute cartoon laden products. I purchased a tub of snack-sized seaweed for $2, which I was super happy about. (update, less than a week later, the tub is almost empty) The place has a ton of stuff from confections, to groceries, to bowls and hot water holders. It might be a good spot to go to if you lived in the area, but not really someplace I'd travel to get to.

The super market is ok. I ordered bibimnengmyun at seoul korean food. The portion isn't what I'm used to. Very little for the price i paid. The lady there wears gloves to handle cash then handles food. I was so grossed out. I couldnt enjoy my food. I mean what's the point in wearing gloves then. My egg looked like it was peeled by a noob. Parts of the egg were missing... Ewwww and it tastes so bad. Flavor was lacking. Spice was lacking. I did get a side of kim chi. But... Not worth what i experienced. I'm sad. I want my money back.

I like this H Mart location, it's convenient for me and I find that it's not very busy. There are usually many samples when you visit on a weekend (seafood area, frozen foods area, fruits area) and the sample ladies are very friendly. I usually visit H Mart first to find Japanese and Korean pantry staples and I often find them. Fruit is pricey here! They have a nice selection of prepared foods and of course if I find myself doing grocery shopping a little later in the day, I go closer to 5pm so that I can pick up some prepared foods at a discount. They've added a beer section in the past few months so for times when you don't want to make a separate trip to the LCBO/ Beerstore, the H Mart beer fridge will do in a pinch. On rare occasions I have encountered frosty service at the check out but that doesn't deter me from coming back!

I've never been to their other chain stores, but this location by Yonge/Finch is small with limited variety of products. It's a little like a convenient store, except the products are Korean. I come here for emergency grocery shopping, otherwise items here are priced higher than the average grocery store. They have plenty of cooked items to choose from - sushi to Korean glass noodles. They also sell bread and cake! I wouldn't suggest buying any raw meat here, it does not look very fresh. I just stick to the pre-packaged items!

I died and went to Korean supermarket heaven. All the people I know that have spent some time in Korea rave about Galleria, but they can not hold candle to this place! !!! We ordered food from here to take home, and it was great. It felt like we were in Korea. Even the little number that flashes up was announced in Korean.. probably not very helpful if you are getting engrossed with searching for Kathleen Turner pre-1992 images on your iPhone and you have no understanding of Korean. I didn't fall into that trap though, ! The supermarket is great, the staff are helpful. Overall everyone is super friendly, and it's my new local. + There's an enormous cheese shop next door! What more could you ask for????

This place is ALL Korean and is amazing. There's a big grocery, little food court, a tiny electronics shop, tea/ginseng shop, all featuring purely Korean products. The crew who make this place run are very pleasant and very customer oriented. The main reason I have reviewed this place is because the food court here is worth mention. For under $10 you can get a complete, delicious, and very satisfying Korean meal. I order some pork bone soup or bbq beef for $8 and I get the works. Big bowl, rice, 3 sides including kimchi, bean sprouts and seaweed. One of the best deals IMO. two bonus reasons I love this place: 1) they have a water dispenser in the food court and they give you a cup when you purchase your meal 2) My meal costed 9.03, I gave $10 and got a loonie as change.

The newer one on Steeles and this store are my stops when I am in Toronto from Ottawa. I bought almost everything in 2X/3X. I bought 3 bags of the dried squid, finished 2 and trying to open the last on Tuesday. Saw greenish black stuff inside. Open the bag and they are moldy!! Expiry date 2018-01-19. Emailed HMart, no response!! DON'T BUY FROM THEM!!! Can't attach pictures!!