H Mart - Brookline

First time in the storeIt was very clean great selection of foodStaff was very friendly as wellHighly recommend

This store has everything what a Hmart usually have. The store is clean , organized , and fully stock.

This is a clean, well-organzied store with lots of great options! Service can take a while since they only have a few aisles, but it's never too much of an inconvenience. Their produce is usually pretty fresh!

Woot woot! I'm a huge fan of H Mart and though I don't mind trekking out to Burlington so I can eat at the massive food court, it is nice to have a more local H Mart for all my Asian pantry and snack needs. The selection, unsurprisingly, was pretty limited but my friend and I found (almost) everything we wanted. I was on the hunt for a certain brand of frozen dumplings that I'm obsessed with but didn't see it in the freezer aisle. Right when you walk in, to the right, is the produce and fruit, which I passed up, since the prices there seemed way higher than what you can get at Trader Joe's/even Whole Foods. The hot pot meats, seafood, and snacks are further in the back. There's a section of prepared foods but if you really want to be dazzled by a whole massive wall of banchan, I recommend making the trip up to Burlington. No food court or bakery section here (which is fine, Japonaise is right next door for all your bakery wants). Plenty of street parking along Beacon. And a reminder to bring your own bag! The paper bags they provide don't have handles, which is bad news bears if you buy heavier items and need to lug them back home.

Well-stocked grocers with a great selection of prepared Korean food. They had our faves and more: squid, fish cakes, and kimbap. They also had a nice selection of onigiri. We grabbed spicy tuna, spam and egg, spam and crab stick. tuna Mayo, and beef. This Boston location even has Lobster Rolls!! And man, was I so glad we grabbed one. I was pleasantly surprised at how delicious the lobster was and the softness of the roll. It was really fresh. Enjoyed every thing we bought. They also have a nice produce, seafood and sashimi section. We were able to get everything we needed. Highly recommend!

Located at Brookline Center, there's only street metered parking. The Saint Mary's Street stop in the green line is right across the street though. Smaller than most Hmarts I've been to and unlike other Hmarts, there's no food court area. There's lots of eateries surrounding it though. Good variety of quick takeaway foods as well.

Not impressive. Some nice produce but the packaged fish and meats are questionableat best and so pricey as to send me away. The place is opportunistic surely in the heart of BU town. Thumbs down.

I live in Fenway and when I heard that an H-mart was going to open on Beacon street in Brookline, I literally screamed in happiness. It is a 10-15 min walk from my place. I am Asian and love to cook primarily Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese foods. I am obsessed with H-mart, but the Cambridge location is a bit of a walk from me, ~45 min walk, and the other two H-marts in Burlington and Quincy are a far drive, ~40 min drive from me. This H-mart took over the old Whole foods. Do not expect a huge store like the ones in Burlington/Quincy. This H-mart, for the layout, they did a good job getting as much items in as possible. Everything was fresh, neat, and clean. I would have liked for the produce/vegetable section to be larger while minimizing American products because there is already a Trader joes in Coolidge Corner as well as a Star market in Fenway for those items. The sushi section could have more options too. But overall I am ecstatic that I can find most ingredients that I use here.

This location opened just a week ago, and the line was down the block the morning of opening day. I stopped by a few days later though, and traffic inside was manageable. Again, I was pleasantly surprised to find everything stocked to the t! (This was similar to another H Mart I had visited on opening weekend.) If you are also used to other H Marts, this location is a bit small. There's no food court or bakery up front, but they do have a small assortment of skincare products and ready-made banchan (Korean side dishes) - both classics at H Mart. Pricing for produce is definitely on the expensive side, but they have a fresh assortment. There was also only one cashier working when I went but nevertheless, no line. I'm mostly just happy to have an Asian supermarket close by in the city.

Its Very small compared to Burlington and Quincy locations.Ok selection, no fresh fish or butcher.