H Mart Long Island City

George Fine a month ago

The H Mart in Long Island City (located at 48-18 Northern Blvd) is a flagship, 63,000-square-foot Asian supermarket that anchors the retail corridor near Sunnyside and LIC. Vast Selection: Features expansive departments for fresh produce, live and packaged seafood, marinated Korean meats (bulgogi, galbi), frozen Asian specialty goods, and imported pantry staples. On-Site Amenities: Includes an in-house bakery section (Tous Les Jours), a wide banchan (Korean side dishes) counter, custom butchery, household goods, and dedicated parking. The location features an internal Market Eatery food court housing multiple specialized dining stalls, allowing visitors to grab quick, casual sit-down meals or takeout: 101 Chicken: Double-fried Korean fried chicken (wings, drums, boneless), chicken sandwiches, and rice cakes (tteokbokki). K-Town Comfort Staples: Stalls serving classic Korean street food and hearty soups, including soondubu (soft tofu stew), bibimbap, kimbap, and ramen.Asian Regional Concepts: Vendors offering quick-serve options ranging from Japanese pork cutlets (tonkatsu) and sushi to Taiwanese tea, boba, and bakery treats.

Shirley a month ago

Make sure you have the deal items at the register with you before going to check out, they don’t let you adjust your receipt after you paid. Tsk tsk, their lost, could have gave them more business. Very organized and clean supermarket. Love coming here every time.

Blue NY 3 months ago

The H-Mart in Manhattan’s Koreatown is ridiculously expensive (because of the high rent), but the H-Mart in Queens is reasonably priced. The store is spacious, clean, and easy to navigate. And it’s always empty (is that okay?). I usually come here to buy bulgogi beef. It’s cheap, at about $10 a pound. It’s not particularly high-quality meat, but it’s soft and satisfying.It’s perfect when you want to enjoy BBQ Beef on a budget. They sometimes have sales with great deals, so it’s worth checking the shelves carefully. Japanese curry, natto, frozen yakisoba noodles, and cup noodles are sometimes on sale. Also, the BBQ Beef sauce is always on sale, so I recommend it. Personally, I like the “Korean-style mini rice cakes,” which looks just like Japanese ohagi.They sell Japanese snacks alongside Korean ones (from Lotte).

Minerva Jane 5 months ago

We went to H mart after the movie. Google mentioned about their food court so the main reason was eating at there. But even though we visited on Sunday afternoon but few of stores in the food court area was shutterd. Only few other were open but I was expecting more stores, more choice. So we did some grocery shopping. It was very good. Korean rolled sushi was sooo tasty. The Japanese rice I got was an excellent quality. Usually I don't complain with the rice I buy from the non Asian market. But the Japanese rice I got from here was made my quality of life better really lol

Warren Tang 6 months ago

I used to live near here over 10 years ago and this location used to be a Stop N Shop supermarket. I saw that it's now an H-mart and I happened to be in the area so we stopped in to do some grocery shopping. This supermarket is so big and clean and everything is so fresh. When you first enter you're in the produce section and all the fruits and vegetables look picture perfect. I checked out the seafood section and they had tons of different fresh fish on ice. Surprisingly there was no fishy smell at all by the seafood section. The aisles were more than wide enough for 2 shopping carts to pass. Lastly, the bakery section smelled great and all the pastries and cakes in the display case looked delicious. I couldn't resist and got a couple of almond croissants to go.