Seoul Supermarket

Jung Boo is better overall. Prices shot up, selection is iffy, and their supposed points and rewards system never seems to work.Service is not reliable because I have asked to get my supposed account to he fixed 3x and it never has been. So annoying.

I was on the hunt for Bulgogi and not having a lot of success. I was almost ready to give up when I decided to call the Seoul Supermarket. I've driven by here many times without stopping. When I called they said they didn't have ready made bulgogi. I started the say thanks and hang up when the woman offered to make it for me. She asked for my number and said she'd call when it was ready. Within the hour I received her call. This was my first time here. It's a small but very tidy and well organized store. Most importantly there was a wonderful full tray of delicious bulgogi ready for me. At an extremely reasonable price. I WILL definitely return in the near future. And I am extremely appreciative of the kindness extended to me. Not many places go out of their way for customers nowadays.

Believe it or not, it's more organized and very clean! There are lots of choices for fresh veggies! The bakery area is new, seems like more items! The staff is very friendly and helpful!

*updateI go through a LOT of barley and the price for a 4lb bag is good...they no longer carry the lower sodium tamari 1/2 gal jug (boo!) I like the rice and multi-grain blends. Not sure what to compare it to, haven't checked all the other stores prices but seems reasonable. I like supporting a small business.

Okay, this is a good grocery store in the North suburbs of Chicago. It is not as a big Korean Store like H-Mart or Jongboo Market that are located in Chicago, Niles or Glenview but it have the main items you will need to make Korean food! Or any Asian food for that matter. I like this place because it is family owned and the owner is so sweet! SO, BUY LOCAL! They make the best homemade Kimchi weekly and believe me, if you taste it, you will definitely drive there for it!!! wherever you are located in Chicago. The homemade kimchi is not BURN your mouth spiced BUT DELICIOUSLY SPICY. I just bought a medium Kimchi and I could wait to just eat it with regular rice or have it as a side dish. They also have the tofu and spicy soups and all the meats you will need to do your own Korean BBQ. They also have a good selection of Asian beers like Sapporo, Makgeolli, and sojus! That would be a great in home dinner with the family or just for a date!Go here if you are in Buffalo Grove and want to make great Korean food with great products and reasonable price. BUY LOCAL, especially homemade kimchi's!!! FRIED RICE KIMCHI, so delicious!!!!

This review is for the Korean chicken wings. These are soooo good, a staple whenever we host a party. People always ask us where we got them from and we have converted multiple ppl to order them when they host as well. It is on the pricier side, $1 per each piece.

I discovered their maki rolls when they brought them to the Taste of Chicago many years ago. I've been a loyal fan of this store every since. They also have the best chicken wings and other great, fresh ethnic cousine and food products at a reasonable price. To me, it's worth the hour drive 1-2x/month.

Great selection of prepared foods. Many kinds of Kim Chee. Excellent soups. We tried the ox tail soup. It was excellent.

Small has a seafood case in the back. . The selection was sparse didn't look very fresh. Meat looked great . Produce was limited and wilted looking. Looks as if it has been around for a long time and perhaps update the store. It is very limited the Asian stores in this area. They also had skin care, kitchen ware and a big supply of banchan. . I might revisit on a Saturday they had a hot food area but was empty. Hard to do the volume on the weekday as the big boys H mart, Assai and Japanese store Mirsuwa.Good go to closer to home

I usually go bigger sized stores like huge super markets like H mart or Assi mart for Korean food shopping. I only go here whenever I forget to buy something from those bigger markets. This place is small but you can pretty much get everything what you really need to get. The products are not that fresh sometimes and pricey, too. But I still go when I need to because it is closer from my house. There is one thing that you really need to try from their food court is their sweet and spicy chicken wings. They are soooo good that you will come back to get those again after you try them once. I highly recommend their chicken wings!