H Mart

James Lee 3 months ago

Generally I like to stop by to grab and go. Got some mini cucumbers. Only to find out I was charged $4 more than posted price per bag. What a bait and switch. Will be more careful next time.

CarbonInk 4 months ago

H Mart Redmond is one of my favorite spots to shop. It always has a great selection of fresh and healthy ready-to-eat meals, perfect when you’re hungry and want something quick but satisfying. The store also carries a wide variety of Korean products, which makes it really fun to explore. I love the atmosphere inside too, the K-pop music and overall clean, organized layout give it a really nice vibe. On top of that, it’s connected to a great Korean-style coffee shop next door with delicious bakery items, which makes the whole visit even better.

c c 5 months ago

This location is really nice, large (much more spacious than Bellevue's), clean and bright. Lots of free parking. Employees are nice. However, the deli section - we got kimbap and salmon poke - was not up to par. The kimbap was mid tasting and a bit dry. The salmon poke was promising but... found a piece of plastic in my food which was really unfortunate 😓 I read other reviews afterwards which give me worry about food safety codes. Will update if I see better or preventative practices in place.

PS 5 months ago

H Mart is basically a treasure hunt disguised as a grocery store, and I mean that in the best way possible. Walking in feels like you’ve unlocked a new level of shopping. One minute you’re there for “just a few things,” and the next you’re deeply invested in aisle exploration like it’s a weekend activity. The place is packed with energy, colors, and way too many exciting snack decisions happening at once. The produce section alone deserves respect. Fresh, vibrant, and slightly intimidating in the best way. Then you wander into snacks and suddenly you are holding five things you cannot pronounce but absolutely need to try. Instant regret? No. Instant curiosity? Always. The best part is how easy it is to get carried away in a good way. You go in for groceries and come out feeling like you’ve discovered a new personality trait. One that enjoys ramen upgrades, experimental drinks, and “just one more snack I’ve never seen before.” It also has this cool mix of everyday essentials and fun discoveries. You can do a serious grocery run and a snack adventure in the same trip, which is honestly efficient chaos. And somehow, even when it’s busy, it feels like part of the experience rather

Jesse Lee Edited 6 months ago

Standard Korean store with all the foodies we wanted. But the standout for us is the prepared food/restaurant inside the store. They offers all kinds of treats like Korean fried chicken, bulgogi pork and beef rice bowls. Very generous portions and reasonable prices. With so many soups selection too. Make sure to checkout the second floor.