Jagalchi

My sister, niece, daughter, and I visited Jagalchi on a weekday morning, and we were blown away by the sheer size of the store! The parking was plentiful, and the massive space offered a huge variety of ready-to-eat foods. You pick your items as you shop and pay at the counter. We grabbed a bunch early on, not realizing even more tempting selections were deeper in the store! The seafood pancake was fantastic, and the Korean BBQ, served with steamed veggies and rice in separate containers, was a hit. My niece loved the vegetarian pancake. For dessert, we got chocolate cake and mango cake—both delicious, but the chocolate cake stood out for me, not too sweet and delightfully light. The prices for the prepared food were reasonable, and the place was spotless, likely because it’s new. There’s also a sit-down restaurant in the middle, plus a bakery, coffee shop, and sections for groceries and pretty much everything you need in an Asian market. We’ll definitely be back!

Fun place to visit. Reminds me of shopping in Asian cities. Everything is super clean, well lit, and very well packaged and presented. It’s very spacious, being rooted into the old JC Penny Department store. Prices seem to be consistently higher than other stores like H-Mart or 99 Ranch, but the visually appeal and quality of their food and products seem to warrant the premium pricing. A few things were on par or less expensive. Gorgeous sashimi, several food outlets, a gluten free bakery that specializes in rice based baked goods, and very pretty produce. It warrants a visit at least once. You’ll likely grab a snack, at least.

I finally visited here last Thursday during lunchtime. I was happy that during my visit, it was pretty calm. I started from inside the mall and worked my way to the front and ended my visit at the bakery. I liked the layout. When you start from the entrance inside the mall its setup like a small street food stand. They had one section of torpedo potatoes, and another was bungeoppang. This was fresh, and I can just pop the little guys in my mouth. My favorite had to grab that. They had a mandu station, pancake station etc. I decided to wait in line for the mandu. They had kimchi and a meat one. It was cool to watch them make it in front of you. The wait was 12 minutes for the meat and an additional 10 minutes for the kicmchi. The mandu looked like a mix of a steamed pot sticker and a steamed pork bun. I had never tried this kind before. It wasn't bad 2 pieces for $7. The texture kind of 5 me off, but it was different. I want to try the kimchi fried rice next time. After passing that, they had a grocery section, face care section, meat and seafood, and even wine & beer. The layout is pretty big and organized. I wasn't really looking for anything in particular but just cruised on through. There were a lot of check out lines, which made it easy and seamless. I can't wait to come back soon.

Love this place! Very clean, new, and well organized, with a huge variety of products. Definitely the best Korean grocery I’ve been to — great selection and a really pleasant shopping experience!

Found lots of imported and exclusive items I cannot find at Kuhje Supermarket and H Mart like the Pepero New Jeans Limited Edition White Chocolate Box. Prices are reasonable with Korean Snacks. Very Spacious and Clean Supermarket with a hot food section. All parts of the store is like having a quick tour of Korea. I enjoyed going here on Grand Opening Day which landed on my Birthday with a good friend of mine to celebrate my birthday and enjoyed my shopping experience.

Well, it's definitely huge. But everything is like scatter everywhere, somehow the store layout design is a bit off to me..I don't know... There is no restroom in there, you gotta go to the mall, and if you came in from the main entrance, you gotta go all the way wrap around to the back out to the mall for the restroom. Lol. They got some good price fruits. Tons of ramen instant noodles. Tried the bulgogi beef rice bowl, it's alright. Tried the cake bread like pastry, not my cup of tea. But the sesame oat milk is good. There is a prop 65 warning on the label, don't know if it's for the plastic wrap or the cookie itself. Ate it anyway, it was good.

Tried the takeout food. Salmon and eel sushi, tofu sushi, and drink. Salmon tasted fresh and eel was soft and had a teriyaki sauce over it. The rice below them wasn't too hard since it was in the refrigerator section. The tofu sushi had a good suttle vinegar taste that I loved. The drink was a sparkling apple prebiotic which had only 50 calories. Refreshing and complimented the food. Salmon and eel costed $15, tofu sushi $6 and drink $2. Overall the food was very good for the price paid.

I liked it there! Spacious, clean and fun. Me and my partner gave this place a visit from East Bay and didn’t come prepared to shop perishables. Produce and raw meats looked very appealing so we’ll take an ice box next time. We bought a good amount of boxed snacks and some to-go food to eat for lunch at the market. The bakery inside the market has dining area, and it was relatively easy to find a table. Sushi was great for the price. I had such a high hope, but Kimbap wasn’t my favorite. Cold drink at the bakery had too much ice so i recommend grubbing a drink at the grocery store if you plan eating in on a hot day. Strawberry bread thing from bakery was delicious - i recommend it over the mango cake there. I’d love to try dubai chocolate in pistachio flavor next time if it’s in stock. We spent about 2 hours including the 15 min wait to enter the store. I’d totally visit again.