W Mart

I pass this grocery store every day, twice a day, as it is on my route to and from work and I had no idea it was there. I was being lazy one day and didn't want to drive to Chinatown to go to the big Korean supermarket I know best, so I decided to look up if there were any Asian stores in my vicinity. Turns out this little gem was hiding in plain sight. Also turns out, some of my Korean friends/co-workers recommend this place.It's bigger than it looks and has a very "interesting" set up. And when I say that I mean there's stuff everywhere, so you might need to look around for something if you can't find it at first (example, I wanted some Korean pears but there weren't any in produce section, just apples, but I did see them in a cooler closer to the front of the store.) One of the things I found the hardest about this store in particular is that I do not read or speak Korean. The bigger supermarket I usually go to has English labels on stuff, this place does not. However, the labels on the shelves are in both so you can kind of get an idea. You can also ask the very friendly staff for assistance, but again that would be easier if I spoke Korean.The pricing here is amazing. I spent $40 on over 2 bags of stuff, including the very expensive pears. And I really, really loved finding the perilla leaves every one talks about.Speaking of what everyone talks about, the area. It's not shady to me. I've been to places that are actually scary in my life and this little shopping center that used to house Lotus of Siam and still houses some of the best food in the area is not scary and certainly not during the day. We all have our own experiences and as with any bigger city, watch your surroundings but I wouldn't ever not recommend visiting.

The staff is so nice and may go to Korean supermarket. It's hard not to gate keep them. They're always stocked with the best samyang, Kimchi and Korean desserts.

Questionable neighborhood I didn't feel completely safe when I went and it was 10AM... I highly recommend parking close by so you have less travel time from and to your car and the place. Another -1, they don't sell alcohol... but there is a liquor store next door and the lady told me to check out the next door but ... meh.The place looks a little run down and when you enter you kind of questions if they are open or not but the place has everything you need. It's not as big as Greenland but it's not small like the mini marts around the area. One of the only places that had really good perilla leaves- why is it so hard to find perilla leaves in Vegas? When I went, the middle section of the frozen goods were blocked and covered, I'm not sure if it's a temporary thing or not. I was able to find everything I needed but I wouldn't say you'll be too happy with the prices they offer. Will I go again? yes, because I'm Korean and I need Korean goodies but will I recommend it to anyone? I'm unsure...

So far this Korean market have the best price for almost every item that I usually get . (ramen , ice cream, snacks , rice , ,.. ) even a $1 cheaper than green land could accumulate to big amount at the end of year .. because we gotta eat everyday .. service was pretty good. It's not a huge store but I found everything I needed ..

A great little Korea market with a little bit of everything. Prices are reasonable, if not cheaper than other markets around town. There is a small food area for takeout only. They are always friendly and helpful. Area is sketchy but we've had no issues. It seems like the shopping center has been slowly making improvements. Hope you decide to check them out :)

I'm a fan of this place. It's a lil mom and pop shop in the Maryland/ Sahara shopping center. It has a lot of Korean goods. They have fresh food/produce frozen goods. The cashier was very friendly when it came to assisting me with a food purchase.

I love this little korean mart because they have really good deals and a lot of great options. I have yet to try their take out area but i have tried its kimbap which was delicious! I rate this mart 5 stars because they accept ebt and their cashiers are just ever so friendly even if english isnt their first language.

In town visiting Son, wife who is Korean wanted to make him some Korean food. She googled for a place to pick up what she needed, this place had best reviews. She had me drive across town to this place, I don't really care about the neighborhood, been too far worse, but the inside looked just as bad. Looked dingy, and unkempt. We are still dealing with Covid and not one thing of Sanitizer wipes to be found for shopping carts, no hand Sanitizer or gloves to be seen. Every Asian Market since the start of Pandemic has these items available, at least in Virginia, Arizona. Almost every item she pulled from shelve was past sell date or expired. Very disappointing, hopefully this is not the best Vegas has to offer. She now knows, bring what she needs with us.

I loved this store ! Has everything and more that I never seen in other Asian stores ! And it's a hole in the wall very nice and small !

I love this little Korean Market. It's closer to where I live so I don't have to truck it to Greenland on the other side of town to get korean ingredients and home goods. The owners are adorable and always welcoming. It's not a 5 star building or amenities if that's what you're looking for however it has a neighborhood market feel and I personally love small family owned businesses. They have a rather large variety of groceries and misc items for home, bathroom and kitchen as well. They even have a fresh produce area and appreciate I can grab perilla leaves on the go. They also have delicious assorted rice cakes from a business next door called Rice Cake House and I LOVE THEM!