Hanyang Mart

In my opinion this Korean market is every bit as good as the bigger chain up the road. There is fresh cooked Korean meals, an abundance of very reasonably priced fruit and vegetables, solid seafood department and the standard issue shelf goods. There are not the big crowds of the place down the road and the employees seem a bit friendlier here. The location is a bit tricky to get into.

It’s alright, they have less stuff compared to the Hmart nearby but hanyang sometimes have deals which makes for a convenient stop.

It was early evening and it was dead. All the little shops inside were closed, the restaurant was closed. There were maybe 5 souls in the store.

I love the cold noodle sale. Korean ssamjang tastes good and is on sale

This is a smaller korean grocery store that is friendly and has some hidden gems. It has limited inventory but has a surprising variety when it comes to Korean regional food and condiments. While they do carry major brand staples that bigger korean stores carry, what they specialize seems to be more produced/made in Korea products that they rotate depending on the season. I was surprised to find some Nonghyup(fairly reliable korean farmer association brand) products that I couldn't find at bigger stores. There were quite a few choices for salt and chili powder produced in Korea. I once saw sacks of Korean salt that probably weighed 100lb each. These products appear and disappear giving shoppers a bit of small town Korean traditional 5 day market(korean traditional market that opens every five days) vibe. The fact that they sell freshly made tofu made in house along with bean curd adds to that vibe. From what I've seen so far, Prices are fair. Some things pricier, and some things are cheaper. Also there seems be a couple of korean soy sauce or fish sauce always on sale for good prices. Another plus is that people working at Hanyang are genuinely nice and want to help. It is a fun store to look and shop around. Now if they had some wooden utensils made in Korea... None of korean grocery stores sells that.

Limited but affordable products. I came once during buy one get one deal for almost the entire store, produce/meat/fish all have great deals but pre packaged stuff feels like they increase then decrease the price afterwards. I went to hmart after and some of the pre packaged food there are still cheaper than hanyang after bogo deal

I love this grocery store! They got a fresh and great produces and other Korean groceries. Their staff are very friendly and kind here which makes me keep coming back. They also have a side cafeteria that serve quality Korean home style meal/soup/side dish for $5. You can't beat it! :) Update : price went up to $7 but still a good deal considering the inflation.

Ok may be not as big or good as the big H, but this place has charm of it's own when it comes to sea food & fresh fruits/veggies. Monk fish & skates were $4/lb. That mind you is cheaper than beef & far healthier. Oh, sashimi rice (회덥밥) is still $12, which is like $20 at specialty places. Ok, the fish is double left over & it shows, but even at specialty places is only marginally better.

I've tried to order twice from this site. The first time they tried to sell me items they did not have in stock. They did eventually refund me but they are either inept or dishonest. The second time, I did receive my items but they were damaged. I emailed them, got a reply informing me that a label was on its was so that I could return the items and get a refund. I still did not get the label 2 weeks after their last email. My follow up emails have gone unanswered.

Great sales and always very Helpful and Friendly I highly recommend shopping there...

One of my fave Korean marts. They have a variety selection from snacks, to drinks, to unique sauces. Love coming here for their delicious samples too. Beware of checking expiration date especially if things are on sale!

The store is bit messy and disorganized, but you'll find what you'll need. Their prices are on par with H Mart so I guess it's a matter of preference. This place reminds me of Hannam Chain stores in LA. I'll admit, my favorite out of this store was the geot-jeori (fresh kimchi). I bought it to have with cup ramen and ended up eating it all that evening. so I ended up going back the next day and bought another packet. Other Banchans were just decent but try the fresh kimchi!

It's so nice to be able to buy various food ingredients. I'm so excited to eat kimchi pork tonight! Box kimchi is so delicious with nice price : )

Hanyang mart in Ridgefield H&Y I don't usually frequent this market, probably once every two months, but we are always there for fresh "tofu" they sell. Amid the NY/NJ state of emergency, stay at home order, we are lucky the markets in Bergen County area are being well & fast stocked. Regardless of all the previous pictures of empty shelves & long lines of people and/or maybe because it has been a week, we did not have any trouble parking or grocery shopping on 3/21 (Saturday). There was no long line, and no more than 20 people inside. They had vinyl/plastic clear disposable gloves at the entrance for use. What I noticed these days after this pandemic has risen, H&Y takes the credit card to swipe, returns to the customer, and have the customer sign - unlike Hmart in Ridgefield where you just insert the chip with one easy swipe & sign on the screen.

As soon as I walked in, there were samples. At the end of every aisle, there were samples. What more can I ask for? I anticipate my next visit to come grocery shopping while making sure I walk thru every single aisle to get a bite of food. They even have a sushi bar, and a dumpling kitchen inside the supermarket! Every shelf was stocked. Lots of staff walking around for help. Look for their Red Friday Deals! Basically by the time I pay I have already had a full meal. Not even done yet, wait till you go to their mini food court next door......oh boy.

If I'm in this area, I end up going to the H mart Ridgefield which is much bigger than Hanyang. A couple of years ago, this supermarket went through some serious remodeling and have transformed. But it still has limited grocery products and therefore I always end up going to the neighboring supermarket. However, I stopped by this mart (first time in almost 3 years!) because I was coming to the plaza to but Kimchi at the store located next to Hanyang. Hanyang was pretty empty, and hence plenty of parking spaces. In fact, out of the dozen times I've shopped at Hanyang, the parking lot was never full more than 1/3 of the lot. The supermarket is still pretty clean but it could definitely be cleaner. No one would believe that this place looked almost as new 2-3 years ago right after the remodeling. I bought some processed foods (cookies) because the "fresh" groceries didn't look too appealing (dull colors). I ended up buying 2 sushi rolls on sale for $10 because it was 6:30 p.m., heavily raining outside, and there were still plenty of rolls left. But the rolls were mushy and watery - it was not worth $5 per roll. I originally wanted to get one of the sashimi plates with the sticker price of $30 because the freshness of the fishes stood out from the rest, but the owner said it wasn't going to be on sale. They probably weren't going to sell all the sashimi plates that evening, so my suspicion is that they will continue to sell the sashimi plates until the next day, but I really hope they throw the leftovers out on a daily basis.

I thought it was terrific when this market was one of the few places open during the COVID lockdown some time in April - despite the apocalyptic conditions of ransacked shelves (no SPAM!), I found certain groceries (bag of red beans, frozen crab meat, rice, etc) to sustain me until the world (and other supermarkets) reached some semblance of normalcy. I returned recently to see what this place was like under (somewhat) normal conditions. Shelves were stocked (the return of SPAM on the shelves!), it looked cleaner - but it was quite bare of customers (it wasn't due to the time of day since I had just left Hmart which was packed). I think I was one of eight-ten people shopping. Terrific, I thought, no need to sidestep anyone to maintain social distancing. I get home and looked at my store receipt(s). One generated from their cash register, the other generated from the credit card register. Two different totals. $19.06 vs. $20.00. They actually take your credit card and swipe it for you, then hand you your card back. Normally after the credit card swipe, it asks you to OK the total charge displayed. So they have control of this part of the process, to perhaps punch in a different total. So they took an additional $.94 in their favor, not a huge amount - but you know what, guys? Do you know what one can't put a price tag on? Your lack of honesty and integrity. You will not keep customers around doing business this way- and based on the lack of customers, it's a lesson you will need to really learn.

WORST service! this review is based on my trip to H&Y approx. 9pm on Wednesday night. (they close at 11pm) I seemed to be the ONLY customer at the time... figures... URGH! HORRIBLE & UTTERLY RUDE Cashier talks back and has no consideration of what the customer is requesting. just bags as however she feels like and does NOT listen! and mumbles to herself as to complaining back to me?? disgusted with her rudeness Produce/cleaning person is yelling across the store "stop picking stop picking just take from the top" is she crazy?? I can't pick my own vegetable cause she doesn't want to cleanup/organize? This was my last visit to H&Y! there are plenty of places to shop korean grocery nearby!!!! writing the review the following morning and getting frustrated all over again. so rude!

I bought marinated pork the other day. OMG! They use the all the end pieces of pork and big chunk of fat. How could they do that. I throw away almost half of it. Actually I should have thrown away the whole package. Do not ever buy the marinated meat there. They say it is buy one get one sale and they change the price. So it is not a real bargain. So watch out!

This place is just down the road from the mad-house H Mart, very quiet and tucked away from all the craziness and crowds....BUT the seafood here might be less fresh. Some things like lobster and the blue crab were cheaper on the day that we visited compared to H-Mart but when we got home and cooked it, there was good reason. The blue-crabs had little to no meat and same for the lobster. We may have bought things on a off-day so that might be an issue as well BUT this place pretty much has the same things as H-mart up the road AND some things are cheaper while other items are more money. So it's a hit/miss. Most likely won't go out of my way to come again but if I were in the area...sure why not.

This place has amazing jokbal that they slice for you freshly steamed and still warm. It is yards better than h mart. Very underrated grocery store for korean items and produce. Seafood sales are better deals here and fresh too. They have pretty good sales the Monday of every month.

Awesome Korean supermarket. Great variety of goods from fresh produce, seafood, dried goods, to cooked foods. Prices are often cheaper than H Mart a few blocks away. Fairly clean and efficient. They do not have a food court area for sitting down though. Takes all major credit cards and no loyalty card required. Getting to it is a little peculiar. You need to enter the parking lot from Rensem Pl. Coming from US-1/9, turn into Edgewater Ave and loop around.

I'm so happy to have this place close to home.i could never find a lot of Korean delicacies until here and h Mart.

I went there on their grand opening weekend and I've been back since. The crowds have diminished substantially -- I guess people are voting with their feet; and Super H-Mart is the winner. That being said with the two stores so close, it make sense to stop by both to get a sense of which has the best prices for what you want. The sundae (only on weekends?) is fantastic. (Back of the store near the meats.) Try some. (It's pronounced soon-dae. Korean blood sausage. Ask wikipedia.)

This is one of the cleanest Korean supermarkets I've been to (and trust me, I frequent a lot of them). Everything is organized really well and the produce is very fresh. It's pretty spacious, which helps when navigating around fellow shoppers. I do notice that this store doesn't get as many customers as other Korean marts I've been to, but that only makes for a better shopping experience. Every time I've come here with my family, the whole store is riddled with free sample tables advertising various products that are on sale. You can seriously make a meal out of the sheer amount of samples they provide. They also have a few mini-stores inside for specialty things like dumplings, and fresh homemade Korean dishes (I love their soon-dae). They also have the accessory and makeup stores right past the cash registers. What I like about this location though, is their little coffee shop/booth. I get the taro milk bubble tea most of the time, but their iced coffee is pretty good, too. I definitely recommend this store if you're in need of some Korean groceries. It's spacious, organized and very clean.

Amazing place which reminds me of South Korea. This small place got almost every Korean product. Very friendly people, Great prices. Bought some soju(Korean traditional alcohol), Kimchi(veggies pickles) and some fish.

Needed some special ingredients in order to make a condiment. Went to Giant, H Mart and a few others...no one had what I needed. I decided to go out of my way to H & Y. What rude and unfriendly staff! No eye contact and no please or thank you at the check out. Poor products, an unfriendly ingress and egress to the parking lot AND rude employees. Never again!

Located right next to SUPER Hmart you would think this is a strange place for another korean supermarket i mean how could they compete. Well they compete by bye being quick easy friendly and having free samples. I came here to get some shrimp for fishing bait. it was self serve raw shrimp at under 5 dollars a pound compared to Stop and shop where i had come from wich was 8 dollars a pound and a ticket line 30 people deep YIKES i had to retreat to another location and my friend directed us here. so half the price for shrimp and no wait BRILLIANT. While making my way to the register i enjoyed samplings of a desert bread and a pig sausage. both were delicious and if i hadn't bought lunch, i would have grabbed one of the delicious looking pre-made kimpops that were laid out with a generous amount of golgi in them.

Great Korean grocery shopping! Lots of variety compared to hmart. Good location to get to NYC.

Be careful in check-out! The store might play trick! Yesterday, I went to special sale day with buying one and getting one free in some selected items. The store was so crowded. There was no parking space and no cart. There was no space for the shoppers walking or passing by. When arriving home, I checked the receipt and found that there was a charge of $27.99 for the rice I did not purchase. Obviously, the clerk did it on purpose rather than a mistake. I did not return to the store to avoid a dispute. Fan

Food stays on shelves too long because of lack if customers ( they are all at hmart)

I usually go to H & Y Mart in Bergenfield which was originally a Grand Union. Very old looking but clean. First impression: Even older and in even more disrepair, pieces of flooring loose and just sitting on the floor! Baby octopus was packed on 2/9/17 with a sell by date of 2/14/17. I was there 2/15/17, every package was outdated. All signage was ONLY in Korean, so I didn't feel very welcome at all. The staff in Bergenfield are friendlier as well. I will stick to Bergenfield, Woo-Ri in Northvale and am looking forward to having an H-Mart in Paramus!

Terrible place, people who work at customer service are very rude, some food are expired, not fresh, always expensive, small space can't even move your cart. Don't ever coming here.

I love to go to Korean Supermarket. Hanyangmart is my favorite korean mart in NY & NJ. This Mart opened last year in the center of Ridgefield. Hanyang has lots of sales going on all the time. You can find the freshest seafood, meat and vegitables with unbeliebable prices! Also, I was very satisfied with all employees. They are very kind and helpful. They sells products online too. You can fine their coupons from their online at http://www.hanyangmart.com/ThisWeekCouponView.asp?ID=1000&search_value=&page=&ListPerPage= http://hanyangmart.com/webcoupon.html Please try and enjoy!!!

i tend to go here more often then super hmart. the isles are easier to navigate and products are similar in price but there seafood department is much much better (fresher) then hmart. the store/mall is alot smaller then hmart but for some reason prefer it better. people are bit nicer etc.