District H

My veggi bibimbio was a nice assortment full of flavor. Freshly prepared served on a bed of white rice. The accompanying hot sauce was not just hot, but added flavor, too.

I'm in Seattle for a work trip and I have to RESTRAIN myself from coming here to eat for every. meal. The food is so tasty and some of the prepared stuff gets a 20% markdown after 17:00. I recommend going to the downstairs soup/soondubu dish place & trying their jjamppong, especially if you love mussels (they have a crap ton of mussels in theirs). I also recommend their fried chicken (and I'm not even a big fried chicken girly tbh). I also loved their tteokbokki. If I had a bigger budget I would be stuffing my suitcase with cookware, specialty instant noodles, snacks, and whatever fresh stuff TSA wouldn't confiscate LOL

Went here as I heard it was more of an 'upscale' experience for H Mart...and they have a warm food cook-to-order area. I'm not an H Mart frequenter so forgive if these are also available at the bigger markets...This one had the 'ice cups' that are all over Korean convenience stores you see from Instagram/TikTok folks. It's quite the expensive cup of ice to be honest ($1.99) but the experience is good and if you are eating there and grab a 'bag o' beverage' then yeah you're gonna need something. I got a hazelnut coffee and added banana milk to it...yum.My son got some prepared orange chicken/rice and said it was pretty good...fast and ready. I went with the spicy cheesy hot chicken dish from 'The Bop' station lower level. It was really good and a lot. Great flavor, good portion, and nice and warm on the cold day we went. We both enjoyed our food experience (son got a donut from the bakery and said was really good...didn't offer me any The environment for something advertised as more 'upscale' -- just...wasn't. Friendly staff, but definitely just felt like a super market. The sitting area for eating was just around a few places that just looked closed? And the fried chicken station was closed, but just kinda looked disheveled, so really -1 for the general vibe for me. And it was FREEZING in there. I know it was cold in Seattle this day, but we felt like we were in a freezer...it wasn't really much warmer inside than it was outside.Will go back? I don't think I'd drive there from where I live again, but if you live/work downtown, it's probably a no-brainer to get your Korean/Asian food fixes and a quick bite. We grabbed some noodles for home (good selection) and tried some different flavored Lays chips that we hadn't seen before too.

Love District H! It's super convenient if you need to grab a couple grocery items or want have a nice lunch at the food court.District H is like a mini version of H mart, so it's not enough for a full grocery haul but great if you need a couple items. And the snack selection is on point!The food court is super good too. Most items are between $10-15 with huge portions, so it's a great deal! I got the cheesy fire chicken and it so good and flavorful - and the portion was enough for 2 meals for me.This location is also connected to a Tous Les Jours (which is my fav bakery) so that's a nice bonus!

I love this place. It's close to home and great to visit if you need to grab a quick bite or pick something up at the store. I love the selection of drinks and groceries. Tons of premade meals to choose from as well. They have a couple of restaurants inside as well as a bakery.... not really part of District H, but in the same building. I got the udon and the cheese chicken, both were served hot and fresh.

I absolutely LOVE District H distinctly for the market. I haven't tried the number of eateries in there. The stars are the premade meals that are available every single day that the market is open. They also have a vast selection of Wine and Soju, Instant noodles and Pho and even a fresh section. They are always ready to assist in any way possible. They can predict what you're looking for before you find it. I just love how it's never cold inside too. No matter how many times the automatic doors open it can and will feel inviting. Thank you District H!

I had high expectations entering this H-Mart (District H) location. Prior to visiting Seattle, I had no idea there are H-Mart locations on the west coast. This one was conveniently located near my hotel, however, the H-Marts where I am from (NJ) are Much better and bigger. I was disappointed in the lack of variety in the store and the hot food options were extremely minimal. It is a good place to stop for something quick like chips and a soda, I guess. Other than that, nothing much to brag about.

Conveniently located and a great spot to grab some Korean food and Asian goods! Glad this spot is here in SLU! Love coming here for noodles, banchan item, and baked goods from their neighbor Tour Le Jours. Service is always quick and efficient. It's a smaller Korean grocery store so not as many options as some of the bigger ones I've been to, but it's still great to have within walking distance!

I think I would give this 3.5 stars if I could. The biggest plus of this store is how convenient it is. The downsides are the prices (definitely geared towards Amazon employees, which I am not) and the limited selection. I wish they had more fresh produce, specifically vegetables/leafy greensOther than that, the store is clean and well stocked (for the things that it does carry). Employees are friendly and helpful.

Down the street from my hotel!Lots of prepared hot meals and snacks to choose from.They also have grocery items.You can also get made to order food there as well.