H Mart

I love that this location is open all the time. It’s fantastic when you happen to be in the area or really need something and you have an option!
The meat, while high quality, can be very expensive, so we rarely buy it here. I usually go to Western Beef in the area. They sell lots of ready made dishes. I mainly buy the vegetables and a few other small sauces. They do have a large range of products.
I also like the «outdoor» household market. I’ve found a few fantastic products there.

Open 24 hours 365 days a year! Even in a blizzard! You can always count on this place for any needs. Korean groceries as well as american. Awesome

The highlight might’ve been the Chinese chuar man (skewer vendor) who told me in Chinese that Korean skewers weren’t as good. Need to know basis, eh?
Otherwise, trips to Korean supermarkets are usually good times. A few samples here and there — this time, haemul pajeon and samgyetang were present — but I wish they had more unsweetened teas.
Am curious about their token comfort food dining spot too… will have to try that next time.
It’s 24 hours, like many of the places along Northern Blvd., but this one has a slight advantage being that’s it’s near the 7.

It’s so nice that they’re ²⁴⁄₇
They have ready cut fruits, idk where else to find that at 2AM lol

It’s ok. It’s a bit pricey but you can get some items here (pre-​packaged Korean banchan) that you’ll have trouble finding at other supermarkets. Some of the staff are nice and professional. Others need to take a class on how to treat people (muttering under their breath in Korean trash talking, making mocking gestures at the customers, giving random stink eyes because they are in a bad mood). What is this? High School? But to be fair, not all of the staff act this way.
For that reason, I’ll say it’s an ok store. Ok when it comes to what they have but meh, when it comes to the immature attitude displayed by some of the Korean cashier/​halmoni bag packers that work here. The other H-​Mart on Union Street is better & worth the trek.

Best things here… instant naengmyun, pre-​marinated bulgogi, packaged fish filets (some sushi grade selections too), snacks, honeydew popsicles, ready-​to-​eat meals and sides, beautiful persian cukes and organic oyster mushrooms. Open 24 hours!

Small and a little cramped to move around but still all the goodies are there. The veggie/​fruit section seems abundant in raw and fresh. This Hmart has samplings like the others. And you can find the prepared packages or Korean pickled, spiced and fermented foods.
Other than that your basic Asian market but Korean with lots of yummy foods raw, packaged and precooked-​prepackaged.
The lines are short, prices average-​depends, restroom. Great place to grab stuff for meals.

Smaller than the union st location, but open 24 hours. This location has parking for the drivers out yhere. I frequent this location due to the proximity it has to my home.
The prices are what you would expect from any other H Mart. I do find that their samgyeopsal tastes and is cut better than Goohwa (their sister location).
I find their staff very helpful and friendly (there’s one cashier in particular that always helps me out with the sales going on at that time, sadly I don’t remember her name).
The only thing I would say is to check Goohwa’s specials beforehand as they sometimes are cheaper over there for some reason.

The Momma Bear of the H-​Mart Empire.
Whereas the KTown Manhattan H-​Mart is a disgrace of a grocery store, with just the highlights stocked tight in a nearly unnavigable aisle maze, the Northern Avenue store is a mild improvement. Probably triple the floor space, along with an outdoor appliance bazaar which is not unusual for Korean markets, this H-​Mart offers an actual produce selection, as well as fresh, unpackaged fish. Definitely worth the trek on the 7 line.
Why Momma Bear? It’s not quite the H-​Mart megaplexes (Poppa Bear) found in the burbs of Westchester and New Jersey (and Massachusetts) which offer full-​service fish cleaning as well as indoor food courts that can save a trip for lunch. Nevertheless, selection is adequate, and worth a visit. I wonder if Flushing’s other H-​Marts are any larger?

STAY AWAY!!! STAY AWAY!!! STAY AWAY!!! STAY AWAY!!! STAY AWAY!!!
I had been a dedicated shopper at this Hmart for many years, buying their fish and eating at their lunch counter. This all changed after an incident that occurred this past Friday. I went to the fish counter to buy salmon as I always do. The fish manager (who knows me and whom I always tip nicely) refused to slice the salmon for me and instead directed me to the prepackaged salmon. When I tried to explain that those pieces were the wrong size and that I needed it sliced a certain way for my family, he flew into a rage and started screaming at me in Korean. I then went to the manager, a bumbling idiot who simply stared at me and said nothing. I returned one last time to the fish counter hoping to reason with the fish manager. He screamed at me again and and that’s when I lost it and stormed out of the store.
Upon returning to work, I relayed the story of what happened back at the office. A black coworker then told me about a time when she ordered lunch at this Hmart and the cook refused to serve her without first verifying her order and reviewing her receipt for several minutes before finally acknowledging that she had paid. This is not a typical practice — generally they just announce that your order is ready and you pick it up. If I had known that, I would never have returned to Hmart again.
Either way, I now consider it my mission to expose Hmart for their disgusting behavior. After a Google search, I discovered that many other people have had similar experiences. Anybody who shops there is simply facilitating more of this repulsiveness. Spread the word far and wide that these abusive, racist a — — holes don’t deserve a dime of your money. The world will be a better place.

I’m extremely happy with this place because they have
1– fresh jackfruit
2– prepared Korean dishes and kimbap
I took one star off because their produce can be pricey and I wish they had more vegetarian/​vegan friendly cooked foods

Great Korean market, has everything that you need. The little food court that is attached to the market was surprisingly very good and economical. Well done H Mart!

It’s pretty close to my apartment & opens 24 hrs. I love to get their Korean stuffs & they have a varieties of Sea food but unfortunately I don’t eat them. I am allergy prone. i like the premade foods.
Tonnes of Korean snacks, pickles & kimchies. Staffs are okay but mostly quite not friendly, no Offense! That’s true. I guess too intense at work & stressing out with something. Well it’s New York.

upside is that they’re open 24 hours — not that i make a habit of going grocery shopping at 3am, but whatever — if i wanted to i can. all about options, yes?
if i were to find myself needing groceries in the wee hours of the night, this place wouldn’t be the place to go. it’s been around forever, and while it’s conveniently located (for me), it’s small and it’s not kept up very nicely. there’s a food court which is nice, but because of the size of the place, what you can find is quite minimal. the staff are pretty stiff faced and you don’t have to like me, but you don’t have to make it so obvious that you don’t want to be there.
their meats are fresh, but there are plenty of places not too far off that i can say the same about. there are so many places with far fresher produce to say the least. i have not been here in a very long time so i thought i’d drop in. apparently, there’s a reason why i haven’t. i didn’t leave with anything i initially set out for and had to swing back around to a different supermarket.
in a pinch, it’ll do.

This H Mart is part of the main chain where products actually go on sale per their weekly fliers (unlike the H Mart in Manhattan and Woodside). Once you walk in through the parking lot, you are welcomed by an assortment of Korean snacks and banchan in the refrigerators at the entrance. It is like walking into a flower shop and seeing the behind the glass flower arrangements, only more beautiful.
Everything is neatly organized and unlike a Chinese market, the meats are not dripping with unknown fluids. My favorite section is the marinaded meats, made ready for your own DIY Korean BBQ. Also your stomach will be happy as there are multiple sample stations around the market. Downside is prices are higher than the average American or Chinese market

This H Mart open 24 hours. We love the cooked food selection here. This particular location looks big from the outside but the market itself is actually not that big. It looks big from the outside because of the parking lot. Plenty of parking space! As for the price, it’s decent, typical Korean supermarket’s price. This H Mart is good for late night grocery shopping.

I always go after hours for the discounted lunch boxes and the dollar bags of fruits and vegetables.
First, this will be the best dinner … er discounted lunch box you will ever enjoy.
Second, the fruits and veggies for a dollar are actually not so horrible.

Bamboozled on the Beef… Buyers Beware!!!
Utterly disappointed. I bought thinly sliced packaged rib-​eye to make bulgogi. The top layer was nicely marbleized and underneath every single slice had absolutely no fat. The meat was literally as tough as leather. These crafty con men butchers should be put in prison. Anyway, I usually don’t write bad reviews, but I thought the rest of my fellow Unilocalers should know. If you are gonna have a Korean BBQ party or make a nice cheese steak sandwich, get your meat at Han Yang.

Love the market!

For a Queens’ H-​mart, this one is small. But it’s opened 24 hours. If you like big H-​marts, there’s one further down east on Northern, and there’s another one up north on Union. But this is the closest H-​mart for me, and it meets all my Korean shopping needs.
RANDOM FACTS
— At first look, it looks like it’s closed, besides the fruit market. By foot, you have to walk into the lot and bear left, you’ll eventually go inside!
— At the fruit market, they sell roasted sweet potatoes there, usually in the winter time.
— In the vestibule/​lobby area, your 20lbs bags of rice is here. There’s also trinkets and ready-​made food.
— There are lots of food samples for a weeknight in a tiny H-​mart.
— There’s actually restrooms inside.