Woori Food Market

Wonderful selection of very reasonably priced Korean grab-and-go snacks and lunches. A range of kimbap (김밥) with bulgogi beef, fish cake or vegetarian filling, to name a few. Spicy Korean Fried Chicken, just $8.99 for a huge (and very tasty) serving.

Stopped by several times during my trip for their cooked foods and finally bit the bullet on my last visit. The first time ~6pm, I was being picky and wanted veg/fish kimbap with more spinach. The second time, I was too late and they sold out of 90% of their cooked items. Then, I finally satisfied my kimbap craving at a Korean grocery store in the Richmond area. I was shocked they were charging $9 for 2 smaller rolls 😭 Not bad, but blew my "cheap takeout lunch" budget. Woori is almost half the price at $5.50! I grabbed a roll for my flight. Zero regrets. I won't debate which kimbap had had more food. But Woori uses inari tofu for the vegan version and it's quite sweet. I wish it was more savory, but the sesame seeds and sesame oil were 👌🏼 finishing touches. So fragrant and missing from the other kimbap. The cashier is nice, they have utensils, and a nice selection of other grocery items, some that can be heated up to eat.

Small Korean grocery market, great place to get asian cooking supplies, have almost everything from meat, vegetable, frozen food, chips and snacks. They also sell homemade Kimchi, soup, side dishes and street food. Spicy rice cake actually tasted like street vendors sold in Korea, it was affordable, filling and delicious! Parking is limited.

Amazing hidden gem! My heart jumps with joy to see a wide selection of Korean groceries with a great price! Great selection of fresh produce tofu and prepared Korean food too! A Must visit if u are in the area!

A small Korean/Asian Food market with a great selection of To-Go meals that are freshly made at Woori Kitchen, the catering only food service business (no longer restaurant), across the street. Highly recommend Beef Kimbap (Gimbap) and Sweet/Spicy Korean Fried chicken pieces. Also enjoyed veggie Kimbap & Vegetable Japchae too. For my taste, Kimchi and chicken fried rices weren't as good the others. It was busy even at 1:30 pm with 80% Asian local folks coming through getting their groceries or to-go meals. All of employees were able to speak Korean perfectly. They were able to bring extra beef Kimbap in to-go containers from Kitchen Woori across when I needed more. If any ready to eat meals were out, just ask the manager at the register. He will make sure to bring what you want just alerting the kitchen staff across the street.

Great place to find Korean food, they have a wide selection of ramen, frozen meats, kimchi, candy, snacks, 2 kinds of bubble coffee milk tea with boba, they also have melon, strawberry, melon, banana and lychee & peach milk! It's a nice little grocery store, we go about every 2 weeks.They moved a few things to open the store more, the freezer is more accessible I like that you can see everything easier now. Still our goto grocery store for Korean goods.

Great asian/ Korean food store right on Fillmore square! Amazing kimchi rice and spicy chicken. Also, I am ABSOLUTELY addicted to this matcha spread! $7,99 vs $21 on Amazon. Recommended!!

So far, I’m kinda in love with this place. It’s nicely tucked away between the restaurants, beverage stores, and small shows in the area. It’s small but they have a good selection of the things you NEED! Right when you walk in you’ll see the Gimbap & Korean Fried Chicken, like in your face, which are like Korean sushi rolls. On your left side you’ll see marinated crabs and other seasoned traditional Korean dishes. I found my radishes and fish cakes there. They sell a large variety of Asian snacks, noodles, rice (including the microwaveable kinds, like is it a Korean grocer without it?), meats, and veggies. There’s also a wall of drink options. What’s better? If you walk in, you’ll hear lively conversations in Korean and it will feel like you’re physically in Korea even if it’s just for a minute. It’s nice to feel like you’re escaping the hustle and bustle of the city while you shop for groceries. They accept credit cards and Apple Pay, which is becoming more common at local Asian grocers but not all accept everything so that’s a plus that I can walk in without having to bring cash.

Food (5/5): Woori Food Market offers a wide variety of fresh grab-and-go meals ranging from various combinations and portions of kimbab, japchae, fried rice, and much more. For the value and convenience, you really can't beat Woori Market. I love being able to quickly pop in here to grab something quick and convenient to eat. They also offer a wide selection of unique Asian groceries. I was pleasantly surprized to see that they sell pre-sliced shabu shabu meat and my brother's favorite snacks here when they did not have it at 99 Ranch. Service (5/5): The cashiers are always kind and efficient. I love how they provide a bag and utensils if you purchase their grab-and-go meals without having to ask which is very thoughtful and considerate of them. At times, there are max two cashiers so there may be a small line to checkout. Ambiance (5/5): Woori Food Market is conveniently located near Japantown. Don't let the size of the store fool you because they have so much to offer! There is also a nice fountain across the street from the market that has ample outdoor seating areas which is great to take any of your Woori grab-and-go meals to eat at!

Long overdue review for Woori! I've been coming here for over a year now and love the entire vibe of the grocery store. They stock a selection of Korean food, snacks and drinks -- and even offer some hot food options as well. I've tried their spicy fried chicken and japchae and enjoyed both items! I recently also came back from Korea and was missing some of the snacks and drinks I was frequently having. I stopped by Woori hoping that they would carry some of the items I was craving and was so happy when they did! (p.s. HIGHLY recommend the milk classic crackers! We tried them in Korea and have been obsessed ever since. We brought back like 6 bags and were regretting not getting more, but luckily Woori has them!!!!) Their staff are always so nice and I enjoy interacting with them! Definitely recommend coming to Woori for your essential Korean groceries !!!

Food: Love this little neighborhood grocery mart! I often get their prepared foods (japchae, kimbap, popcorn chicken, soups, etc), and it's consistently fresh and tasty. Overall, this store is small but well-stocked. Service: Cashiers have always been nice and lines move quick. Ambiance: Small/narrow aisles, can get cramped.

I love coming here so much. I've gotten everything from the japchae to the fried rice to the Gimbap. I got the veggie gimbap and as per usual it did not disappoint. Honestly, the food here sometimes is better than some k restaurants in the city. The ingredients taste fresh and they're so flavorful. The market has everything you can ask for more and I love coming here not only to grocery shop also for a nice on the go lunch. Also, look how good this onigiri looks! The buldok and tuna mayo hits soooo good with the spicyneas from the buldok. I haven't see. This anywhere and it was so so delicious

I came for the kimbap and was not disappointed. The bulgogi kimbap was fresh, flavorful and a great value.The market had a nice variety of snacks, prepared, and fresh items. They even had a nice utensil and appliance section . I'll be back before I leave the area.

Not only do they sell groceries, Woori also serves Korean comfort foods in their mini grab-and-go prepared food section. Their Kimchi Kimbap always hits the spot; it's so flavorful and has the crunch from the kimchi that goes so well with the rice and softer veggies. Their Beef Kimbap is another go-to but usually only when I have some yellow pickled radish at home. I wish all of the kimbaps came with some slices of radish. Prices for their kimbap are alright as well; the beef kimbap is $6.99 and the deluxe is $10.99. Their japchae is pretty standard but with a strong onion flavor. Their triangle kimbaps are tasty as well but, again, nothing special. Their spicy popcorn chicken tastes great when it's fresh. Crunchy skin and tender meat! But for its price, I'd rather go for bone-in Korean fried chicken instead, which they don't sell. The store's well stocked with Korean snacks and ramen. Though it's not as affordable as Hmart, its location is so convenient for me, and I find myself visiting every few weeks.

A small, but well-stocked Korean mart wedged between Fillmore district and Japantown. While the prices are higher than an Hmart, this place is more locationally convenient to those who live in the heart of the city -- making it a go-to to grab some kimbap and sides for lunch. They have a variety of well-priced kimbap (beef, seafood, veggie) and lots of delicious sides (kimchi, seaweed salads, bean sprouts etc). I also come here to get flour when I need to make any recipes requiring Asian dough (like dumplings or pancakes).

Ready made meals section, was lovely! Gimbap, japchae and other set meals were adorned! Their banchan selections and other cold dishes are amicable too. I went gaga over their variety and small bite sized items. Fresh produce and adequate Korean themed groceries are available here. If one is craving for some side items or Korean BBQ supplies, shop here! It'll fulfill the fix.

This Korean market is small but it is jam packed. The glass jar of homemade kimchi is pretty good. My favorite find was a package of little mochi cubes that can be stored at room temperature (until opened) the same ones that frozen yogurt places have. I've never seen any of the other markets carry this. The roasted seasoned laver/seaweed was a bit too sweet for my taste. I'll have to look at the nutrition facts next time. I think I prefer another Korean market in town overall, but this place has all you need for cooking a Korean meal plus a bunch of prepared foods like gimbap and soups.

Have ordered catering twice already and will keep ordering. Food is always fresh and delicious, service is consistently five stars and always a pleasure to deal with. Online ordering is a breeze and delivery is on time and even pleasantly early! Please consider them for your next party! Thank you, Woori family!

Ordered from their catering service which was a lovely experience! I thought they were very efficient and the pickup was seamless The beef & veggie kimbap, japchae, chicken, bulgogi were all seasoned really well and tasted authentic. I did think the kimchi fried rice was just ok since it was missing the deeper flavors of Korean peppers, pepper paste, and more but still ok! Would definitely order again!!

Nice and friendly staff. Very helpful in clarifying products or if you had questions. Small store, but packs in a lot for Korean and other Asian products and food. Not much seafood or vegetables, but good amount of sauces, jars, cans, boxed, or prepared products and snacks. I love they have a grab and go food area. Just right to take home after shopping to snack on the ride home. Prices are comparable to other Asian markets in the neighboring Japantown, but some items probably could be found cheaper along clement st or other Asian markets. Overall, I would come here again if I was in the neighborhood.

This is my favorite Asian grocery store in SF! I wish it was closer. It's family-owned and carries a large variety of goods like soju, buns, meat, vegetables, noodles, dumplings, and more. I'm a huge fan of their housemade kimchi. Prices are reasonable and service is always a pleasure. I will keep coming here for travel snacks! Great location on the outskirts of Japantown near quite a few bus lines.

Really nice Korean store. It's pretty tiny but has some really nice stuff including freshly made gimbap/kimbap. Service was really nice and food tastes great! Tips: - Try out the Gimbap, it's priced very reasonably and tastes great!

Chill, good price. Not a big store, but has the necessities. Their kimbap are fresh and have a different variety!

Loved this place! There was such a large selection of Korean snacks and food (everything from fresh veggies, meats, snacks, drinks, etc.). The veggie gimpab was also delicious with plenty of filling relative to rice. The staff was also very friendly and very efficient with checkout! Highly recommend to check out this food market.

One of the best places in San Francisco to stock up on pre-prepared food for the weekend. A staple in my diet. This Korean market has been around many years and has just gotten better and better. Also has a great drink and snack selection. And, the frozen meat freezer includes great thinly sliced beef and really, really good pork belly. It's only a block from Japantown, so conveniently located for a combination shopping trip. I highly recommend their popcorn chicken, Gimbap, Tteok-bokki, kimchi fried rice, their soups, and, well ... everything else they make. Delicious!

Just came by to get some rolls. Very quick and easy stop with clearly-marked vegan options too! Interesting drinks in the refrigerator to check out. Parking can be kind of a hassle. I went before the stores nearby opened up and found a spot a block and a half away.

All of your cooking needs are here like Fresh Vegetables, Prepared Kimchi, Banchan, and Meals, plus a surprising good selection of dried, canned , and frozen items to craft most any Korean or Asian inspired meal. The salesperson was friendly , and helpful but my Freezer was pretty full so today I limited my shop to a yummy prepared Fish Cake Bimbap. I made some Tea when I got home and the plate made for an ideal meal around 4pm. I am looking forward to going back to buy some of their frozen, and easy to prepare items for future meals.

One of two small korean markets in San Francisco. They have a decent selection of premade food. Haven't tried their side dishes or larger food items besides the kimbap, but they've got the best kimbap I've had from a korean market. Their beef one is just loaded with flavorful bulgogi. The snack selections are also pretty great. They used to carry the special cheese flavored honey butter chips which were even tastier than the original version. Although they don't have everything that I'm looking for when I go grocery shopping, it's always a good stop to go to when I'm in Japantown.

The packaged food here is so good. I got the kimbap one vegan one galbi. Definitely more flavor in the vegan one but nevertheless it was pretty good for to go quick food and also cheap!

I was in need of a quick, simple and reasonably-priced lunch and I came across this place while searching on Yelp. I saw the photos of the bento lunch boxes and decided that this would be perfect. When I got there I was surprised to find out that this is actually a Korean supermarket and that their lunch offering is only a side business. Even better, I thought, as I was in need of some gochugaru for a future fermentation project: gochujang! Food was tasty and was just what I needed. I Guete you still can get a decent lunch for $10 after all.

Woori Food Market is a Korean / Asian superette in the Fillmore selling snacks, frozen goods, ramen / dry goods, some meat and produce, and prepared food. It's a small space but they get a lot in there. The people who work at Woori are super sweet and welcoming, I love coming here because it's always a good vibe and I always get the Korean groceries I need without having to go all the way out of the city Definitely have the prepared food though, I love the fish cake and tuna kimbaps.

I believe in supporting local/small businesses and this is one such business I love supporting. Half of the time I can honestly say that I have no idea what I'm buying except for from a picture on the packaging or a wild guess because I'm not Korean, but I do love Korean food & my Korean friends. Every time I either just get lucky or everything is just great. The main draw here for me is the grab and go section of hot food- so so good and a good value. Spicy popcorn chicken and the Kimchi Onigiri are my absolute favorites to grab in a hurry. (I do know what I'm getting in this section ;) This small market on Fillmore is always bustling and has a large selection of fresh and frozen foods and lots of snacks, sauces and noods!

I love stopping by here when I get the chance - if you have a little extra time and want either quick Korean food to-go, or a decent and *authentic* selection of Korean groceries, Woori is the place to go. The to-go food in the front seems to be from Kitchen Woori across the street, made fresh seemingly daily, and they have dishes they always sell (chicken fried rice, kimchi fried rice, gimbap, japchae), as well as things they put on rotation. Their rice was stale just once in the gimbap (probably from being leftover from the day before but still being sold), but I honestly don't mind it too much and don't mind supporting a small business. And Woori's kimchi is consistently good and better than any other store's in SF, quite frankly. Their ingredients for it seem to be a bit unique, which makes it stand out. This is the "item to get" for sure.

My absolute favorite market for kimchi. I started buying the small ones and now I've moved on to the biggest size of kimchi that they sell. I also get the Korean spicy crab from here also. It's really good!!! Also I get their kimbap everything I shop there just for a snack. But go for kimchi and Korean raw crab. It never disappoints !

This place really reminds me of the Hmart in New York ktown! The aisles are tiny and the carts are small, but the goods are delicious. My favorite was the squid kimbap, but I honestly liked everything we got there including the seafood pancake and japchae. The mochi with injeolmi was good too!

Food was a hit! The ordering and communication was seamless. I also appreciated how plates, tongs, and utensils were included. Food signs with ingredient descriptions was a great touch as well incase people had allergies. I would definitely order again! I got the popcorn chicken, kimchi gimbap, Bulgogi gimbap, and veggie dumplings.

I like this Korean market. Great selections of veggies, snacks, drinks and lots of food options for lunch/dinner. Very unassuming outside, so many people probably walked past outside without realizing about this place. No? Just me then? Anyhoo-- Check them out next time you visit Japantown as they are just across the street in the more soulful part of Fillmore.

Update on my previous bad review. This little market is a gem. The staff - especially at the counter are great. The store has amazing authentic East Asian food items: dumplings, and frozen deserts, fresh vegetables and fresh Korean dishes.

$10.99 for lunch AND left over as a second meal? Don't mind if I do! Cute Korean market with lots of different Korean selections to choose from such as soups, noodles, produce, snacks and frozen cooked meals. The kimbap at Woori market taste the best IMO compared to the other Korean markets in the San Francisco/Daly city area. There were other various to-go boxes that I can't wait to try next time.

Love this market! Probably the best korean mart in the city that sells everything Korean you need, and they're always playing korean OSTs, my favorite. The kimchi is great, and the prepared foods are fresh and delicious too. The meal kits are super convenient as well. The staff are really friendly!

Hard to believe that I never reviewed this market. This longtime neighborhood market served the local community with a variety of Korean foods, cooked, dried, raw, hot, cold, and I hope that I didn't miss anything. Family owned, this business used to be an old time kind of place from the '70's until they remodeled the store about four or five years ago. With the changing demographics especially on this particular block, it is a more popular store these days. I usually stop in when I'm in the neighborhood for meetings or between errands from the Richmond District and Chinatown. I mainly buy their banchan and cooked foods here. The fried chicken and chicken wings are solid and I do remember trying their kim chee fried rice and jap chae in the past. It is convenient as there is a good mix of Korean businesses in this neighborhood, especially the mall that flanks the Safeway. They did a remodel about four or five years ago so it is better organized and more modernized. With the current shelter in place protocol, they have the store floor and sidewalk marked for social distancing and there is a protective screen partitioning the cashier from paying customers. Thanks, Woori, for providing Korean staples to the neighborhood.

Woo Ri Market has the best kimchi you can get in San Francisco ... if not the whole Bay Area? ... if not in the entire US? Seriously I used to regularly go to Ktown when I lived in LA and even then I don't feel like the kimchi anywhere down there was as spicy, funky, fizzy, tangy as what you get at Woo Ri. I'm obsessed. I should have bought multiple jars. I will next time. Everything else there is totally fire. This place is your go-to for all things related to Korean food and then some. The soju selection is legit. And then of course there is the fermented crab. 100% get this. What I'm saying is that Woo Ri Market has dramatically improved my quality of life and it will do the same for you.

** The following review reflects my experience DURING the COVID-19 pandemic. ** Gee, I never noticed this compact Korean market before because this part of Fillmore is chock-a-block full of restaurants and shops and a whole lotta foot traffic, kinda the convergence of the haves and have-nots in this schizophrenic city. I only noticed it when I saw a bro munching on some gimbap as he barreled out of the front door with a complete indifference to social distancing. I peeked to see if it was packed with shoppers. Gratefully it wasn't, so I was able to browse quite a while. There was a wealth of prepared foods stacked in almost every nook & cranny of this store. Fortunately it all looked tempting from the Bo Ssam kits in the refrigerated section (photo: https://bit.ly/2Gt8n6A) to the containers of rolled Shabu Shabu meat under the heat lamps (photo: https://bit.ly/3jW6ahI) to the packages of Gimbap at the front where presumably the youthful Asians come and grab them (photo: https://bit.ly/2TN2ILL). For the most part, people were pretty well behaved, and it made me realize I could really become quite the glutton in here. RELATED - Lost in J-Town? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2C8Z4mZ

This place of gimbap is so delicious, I always come by and get their gimbap and their snacks. The snacks is convenient. It's fast and efficient

I absolutely love this Korean market! I come here to get Korea groceries, they have a lot of good options! I specifically love their little hot box section with freshly made ready to go meals! I was really missing some homemade kimbap and this "dosirak" hit the spot! Super affordable and tasty- came with kimchi, pickled radish, sweet potato glass noodles and fish cake kimbap.

Came by to grab an easy meal and was looking at the hot food section. Found a massive box of korean fried boneless chicken for $10. This had a delicious sweet and spicy seasoning. I was just eating the chicken by itself straight from the box :) Great option for a high protein snack

Good kimbap at a reasonable price. They've got an assortment of Korean snacks that looked good. Great for grabbing a bite on the go.

Such great value!! I love their fried chicken and their kimbap was also very good! The tuna flavour was 10/10 Very generous portions

I stopped by this Korean grocery store on my way to golden gate park to pick up some kimbap, fried chicken and a side dish for a night time picnic before we visit the entwine light installment at Peacock Meadows. This is a small grocery store but they offer a wide variety of prepackaged Korean appetizers and banchans! We ended up buying two kimbaps (fish cake and spicy squid), honey chicken onigiri, sweet and spicy boneless chicken and spicy fish cake side dish. Everything tasted really delicious but the fried chicken was cold. I asked for chopsticks and soy sauce and the cashier guy was kind enough to give them to me! I would come here again to try the other Korean dishes that they offer as I'm a huge fan of Korean cuisine! I recommend others to give this place a try, but suggest going early so the food is fresher and more options. I came pretty late so most items were sold out!

Way cheaper and more convenient than Hmart, and it feels great to support local businesses. They do have some pre-made foods like kimbap, stews, soups, and kimchi. They're all worth it! I once bought a $20 pork bone stew and ate it for almost 5 meals. Their produce is also fresh and cheap. I recommend getting your aromatics (chilis, green onion, limes/lemons) and vegetables here.

This tiny market is on Fillmore and Geary, really close to the Safeway around the corner, a couple stores from Subway. The store is conveniently walkable from my mom's, so I help her shop here, in particular during COVID times when having to take the car to shop and stand in lines weren't particularly appealing to me. We normally just bought a couple of items. It's good to come if you forget last minute ingredients also. I've purchased frozen dumplings, tofu, squash, and the ready to eat stuff that gets prepared from their kitchen across the street, gets replenished on their shelf ie sushi and rice and noodle bowls. They have side dishes that would be a good supplement to your meals, too. I found some of the stuff to be a little pricey, but prices have risen the past few years and rent is high, so it may be necessary. Lots of snacks, too. i love the shrimp chips.

Despite how much I love Korean markets and constantly bemoan the fact that there are only a handful in SF (prior to the newly opened H-Mart, at least), I have to admit I'm awful at remembering that Woori Market even exists. In my defense, though, whenever I'm thinking of what's out this way, it's usually because I'm trying to think of a restaurant out here to go to, not places to pick up groceries at. And even when I do, Nijiya is always the first thing to come to mind. That said, you can be damn sure my memory kicked into overdrive as soon as I saw the line to get into Nijiya stretch into the Japantown parking lot! On an entirely unrelated note - why aren't there more Japanese markets in SF?? While I'm not entirely sure that Woori is the same market as the one I first visited here over a decade ago, it doesn't really matter - I'm just stoked that a Korean market still occupies the space (FWIW, it looks almost exactly the same as what I remember). On the surface, this place looks kind of modest, but they actually have nearly just as much to offer as most other Korean markets, albeit on a smaller scale. They may lack the same depth of options to choose from, but they still have all of the staples to offer - prepared foods (several types of kim bap, soups, cooked fish, dinner kits, kimchi fried rice, japchae, fried chicken wings, etc.), pre-packaged banchan items, frozen and marinated meats, fresh produce, instant noodles, frozen dumplings, sauces, alcohol, houseware goods, and so much more. Sadly, since I was here to pick up a few specific items for my receipt, I can't really speak in great detail about most of what Woori has to offer nor was I able to try as many of the prepared items as I wanted to try. In particular, I wish I could've tried one of their soups and the fried chicken wings, but the two kimbaps I did get weren't bad. The one with pollack did nothing for me (it was flavorless), but the beef one was really good and the rice in both was terrific (very tender and sweet). As far as their prices go, based on the ten or so items I bought, they felt a little high compared to other markets, but that's not all that surprising, considering how this is more of a small, neighborhood market for those who live nearby. Along those lines, for those of you who end up driving here, be aware that parking in the area can be challenging at times. As such, it can be pretty tempting to park in the nearby Safeway lot, but be very careful if you do, as they (Safeway management) can, and will, tow your car. For that reason (the parking situation, not the potential towing threat), it's unlikely Woori would ever become my go to Korean market - that distinction would go to Kukje (or possibly H-Mart, if their lines ever die down). However, if I'm already going to be nearby, I'd be more than happy to stop off to support such a gem!

Woori is a hidden gem in Japantown. The store is small but stocked with both Asian groceries and delicious prepared foods. I grabbed this bento box for lunch because I was craving gimbap (Korean sushi). No need to always make the trek to H-Mart!

One of my favorite quick snack, breakfast or lunch meal has to be this Fish Cake Kimbap at @woori_food_market in the Japantown/Fillmore area of San Francisco! I've been coming here since my middle school days. They're really that good and the pricing is reasonable. Less than $10 and around $6-$7 after tax. You can even get 2 of these if you're really hungry and that's less than $20! Such a great deal! Reviewed by Eatswithkatheerinna!

Quite a small place but it packs a punch. For someone who's starting out in Korean food to someone who eats it on the daily. They have frozen crab, sliver meat, multiple types of kimchi. They also have ready to eat meals. It's packed with food to the brim. There's always a long long line around 1 pm to close. Definitely one of the best Korean markets in the city. It's up there with hmart!

Why is my Yelp reviews are getting erased. I have to keep on rewriting my review. Omg leave it alone lol You come check it out yourself. Have fun .

Best little Korean market there is in the city! Prices are reasonable, service is helpful, and the market is always stocked. I come here to buy all my Korean groceries like different kinds of kimchi, house made banchan, jang's (sauces), frozen meats like samgyeopsal, frozen mandoo, packaged naengmyeon, etc. They have a decent array of instant ramyun as well as a small produce section. I love that they have perilla leaves as well, and I always have to stock up when I get here. They also have a decent soju selection! Ever since HMart opened up, I've been trying to make more of an effort to come here instead to support local small businesses like them. They also have a sister kitchen restaurant across the st called Woori Kitchen that sells different doshirak and kimbap and other things. Definitely check them out while you're here!