This organized and vibrant Korean market offers an impressive selection of Asian goodies, from fresh produce to tantalizing fried chicken, all in a welcoming atmosphere.
"H Mart is headed to the Upper East Side. The cult-favorite Korean grocer, known for its all-encompassing snack aisles and ample frozen foods selection, has signed on an Upper East Side space at 223 E. 86th Street, between Second and Third avenues, the Real Deal reports. The 8,500-square-foot store is slated to open this summer, joining locations of H Mart in Bayside, the East Village, Flushing, Koreatown, Morningside Heights, and most recently, Long Island City." - Luke Fortney
"The store, part of one of the country’s largest Asian supermarket chains, usually serves the retail customer who cooks at home, but Ho Foods chef and owner Richard Ho often runs over to fill shortages in his orders with suppliers, as he did this week for Savoy cabbage." - Gary He
"The East Village is now home to its own location of H Mart, the Korean grocery store chain with a cult following. Besides Korean grocery items, the new location on Third Avenue between Ninth and 10th streets has an outpost of BBQ Chicken, a Korean chicken chain." - Serena Dai
Aslo, there is a BBQ chicken (the name of the brand, it's not actually bar-b-que flavored) inside of this H Mart that I think is as good as any Korean fried chicken in New York.
Johnny Novo
Rebecca Zhang
Christina Hernandez
Ruwan J.
River Zhang
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Agnieszka Dzięcielska
Anne Hathaway did not spit in my food.
