Korean BTS Market

I've been wanting to go here for quite some time. I was in the neighborhood getting my bike fixed up at Bedstuy bicycles when I decided to jaunt over to Korean BTS market. So many plants outside so many beautiful flowers inside. A great selection of food, including homemade kimchi, which looked amazing, they also have mochi donuts which is very exciting. Definitely the closest mochi donut stop to my apartment. The inside of the store is small but full of delicious looking food. Staff are friendly and helpful.I got the lemon cereal Mochi doughnut that was okay, I had it at around 9pm which is why it probably wasn't as amazing as it could have been

Some really nice takeaway Korean food you can't easily get in Brooklyn. Like Japchae and Gimbap. Very tasty and reasonable prices. Nice selection of Asian products in their market as well. Great addition to the neighborhood

Great spot for Korean prepared foods like kimbap, kimchi, pancakes, soy marinated eggs, seasoned fishcake, veg, and other side dishes. I prefer the freshly packed house kimchi (salad style--not too sour). Plus instant ramen, microwaveable rice, Korean pastries, and flowers. Shop is clean and service is friendly. And their mochi donuts come in a variety of flavors like green tea and black sesame. I'll take this place over most of the nouveau, bastardized, overpriced, overly sweet, hipster Korean spots in Brooklyn any day.

I recently ordered food at BTS Korean Food Market in Bedstuy, and it was so good. The seasoned squid was a stand out and there were tons of banchan (assorted side dishes) options. However, what truly transported me back to my time in Seoul was the superb tuna kimbap. Each bite was a taste of Seoul with a blend of fresh ingredients wrapped in seaweed. The taste and quality reminded me of the street food stalls in Gwangjang Market.It's a hidden gem in Bedstuy for those craving authentic Korean flavors. I can't wait to return and explore more of their menu!

I adore Woorijip, the Koreatown eatery with a lunch buffet and lots of ready to eat meals like tofu stews, kimbap, rice bowls, and lots of banchan. Korean BTS is Brooklyn's own mini version of Woorijip, with so many fresh Korean side dishes and tubs of delicious kimchi for all your Korean food preparation needs. I spotted fried anchovies, fish cake, fried zucchini, and rice cakes/ tteokbokki among the banchan and everything I tried was fabulous. There's even a large selection of Korean chips I had fun selecting from.During the day they have a stand in the back serving made to order food like sundubu, bibimbap, fried chicken, and ramyun. I haven't tried that yet but I'm more than happy to select from their banchan options.There's a place that just opened in Long Island City billing themselves as a place that sells banchan but from the looks of it there are fewer options and the price tags are high. The packaging is beautiful and that's really what you're paying for. If you're looking for the homey goods, Korean BTS Market is my idea of heaven.

This cozy Korean grocery market is *chef's kiss* they have several fresh food items including noodles, Kimbap (Korean rice rolls) and Korean fried chicken. I got the Korean fried chicken and it was still hot in the package, talk about fresh! It was so good, they have two varieties: sweet & spicy and garlic. They also have fresh baked goods including cookies, bread and pastry items. They also have beer, sweet drinks including canned boba (I don't trust canned boba but it looked legit) and mochi donuts. This place also has flowers, plants and more! The cashier was friendly. Would highly recommend! TL;DR: cozy Korean grocery market that has fresh food items, plants and flowers. Perfect spot for a quick to go meal and Asian food items and sweets.

This is a great little shop for some korean side dishes, gimbap and other korean snacks. A very condensed version of H mart in an area without an H mart in sight. They have a pretty nice variety and they're friendly. If you buy gimbap, they give you a side of soup.

Was very excited to go to this market. On arrival I was very surprised to see how incredibly small it was inside. The gimbap was very good. Tried a few of them . The mochi donuts were a disappointment. It was not really that fresh tasting. The flowers in the store was beautiful. The snack was also good.

Omg I love this place. So many delicious homemade Korean goodies in addition to mochi donuts and fresh flowers! You really can't ask for more.Bf and I stopped by for lunch today and managed to snag the single table in the market. We knew we were going to buy what felt like EVERYTHING as we looked around. We each got a box of bulgogi kimbap, and shared some fried chicken and egg/omelette rolls (?) We definitely didn't finish and brought leftovers home. The ladies working there were very sweet and (as some reviewers mentioned) gave us complimentary cups of soup and a pack of seaweed. So nice!Before we left, we bought a couple boxes of kimchi and bean sprouts and a half dozen of the mochi donuts. Everything was affordable, fresh and delicious. If I lived closer I'd visit VERY often.

It's a great spot with amazing Korean foods ! Not really much of variety in Korean goods which is what I expected but was still happy to know I can find reliable Korean foods and gorgeous plants in this shop