Mega Mart

Just droppped in to shop, and was pleasantly surprised to see they have've added the viral Dubai chocolates to their inventory. Mental note to pick some up the next time I visit

As someone new to Mega Mart, I was blown away by the Cupertino location and had high expectations upon moving to the East Bay and having a Mega Mart nearby. Unfortunately, this location is much smaller than the one on Cupertino, but there are some good sales that go on and that part excites me. Located in a plaza, parking is abundant and free. I've been here twice so far and there have been no lines in the afternoon. The impressive parts of this market is the fact that they have fresh foods and sushi available for decent prices. It's hard not to get swayed by their bentos or even the baked goods. Unimpressive part would be their fruits section - you should double check all containers before checking out as we were able to find a good amount of blueberry and raspberry containers that contained mold. Overall, know what to come here for as it is easy to get sucked in by all the Korean snacks or soju selection or even their kiosk of K-beauty items.

Ever since the local Korean grocery store located in the back closed for good, I had no choice to shop for Korean deli and snacks here. I'm surprised there are 30% off markdowns on selected hot food, including Kimbap during lunch and late afternoons. I love getting their steamed vegetable and kimchi buns more than anything else. I'm not sure about the sushi section so I'm going to pass for now. I also got to try Sul Pang for the first time. It's a steamed mochi bread made out of rice flour that has a sponge-like texture which comes with a variety of flavors (chocolate, sesame, kabocha, red bean, and vanilla). It's a bit plain like Korean mochi, but healthier than eating a regular cake. The vegetables still look a bit rotten since my first visit. You can call me unhealthy, but that's the only produce section I repel like a vampire smelling garlic lol. Overall, I only stick to the hot deli section, Korean baked goods, and snacks. Sometimes I'll get the Korean pears when it's cheaper than any Asian supermarkets. They even have a small section of popular skincare brands, kitchenware, and home goods. The store is clean and organized; easier to locate items. They need to provide fresh produce though. Maybe add a clearance to almost rotten vegetables. The cashiers are cool and they are willing to give chopsticks every time you purchase any deli items. Parking in the front is hectic so it's best to park behind (facing Fremont Food Hall) or two sections away from the door.

Korean Grocery store, when it first opened we were excited we wouldn't have to drive down to Hmart but now I really miss the Sprouts that used to be here. I'm also sad Manna Market nearby shut down, it was small but I loved going to that Korean Market/Deli.The best things to buy here are the packaged foods, drinks, and snacks. They have a crazy selection of soju and Korean beers as well as cases for select items. The chips and sweets have some items not available at Hmart and they have constant sales so the Soon-tofu packs can often be found for $2. Not so great are the produce, meat, and fish selections, basically anything "fresh". The quality is awful and everything seems to be "expired" level. We needed broccoli and every single sealed package had some bits with rotting sprouts so you couldn't get a "good package" or inspect the backside of the broccoli to see if anything was wrong with it. They have bowls and sushi, we've tried it a couple times and the rice hasn't been good. The fish quality is also terrible. I don't know why I keep doing this to myself but I got sashimi grade salmon recently and it was far from it. Tasted super super fishy and chewy, I had to cook it because I was worried about getting sick and it still tasted super fishy. I still couldn't finish it and gave it to my cat :(

I don't know what it is with the Korean markets in SoCal, but I can never find the same level of variety that I can with the ones in NorCal, literally within seconds of going into Mega Mart I saw some brands and things that I have never seen in H Mart or the other Korean markets down south. This includes affordable frozen kimbap (pulled pork and tuna), tanghulu, purple sweet potato pastry, my BELOVED Tom Yum Buldak that I have only found once before, the new Shin Toomba (that I've only seen at the K-town restaurant), various beverages, and so much more. The prices here for prepared food here are pretty affordable and comparable to the prices that I've seen at H Mart and other Korean markets that I have been to. My boyfriend was also able to find this tea that he's had trouble finding in every Korean market that we've perused in SoCal too. Crazy. They even have a bakery with baked goods and various different types of cakes and sweets that you can get to celebrate any special occasion with. They have a wide variety of alcoholic beverages here as well and they have the OG green Jinro frog statue here when I've weirdly only seen the pink and blue one out in the wild. And to show how Korean they are they even have the single serving ice cups that you see in IG reels sometimes where you can use it to prepare the drinks you purchase for yourself. I don't mind stopping by again here in the future to replenish my instant noodle addiction!

Just discovered this place earlier this year and I really enjoy the variety of goods they carry. A bit of everything that you would need or may need. Besides groceries they also have dried goods, Hot food, baked goods, sushi, household items, giftable kitchen ware etc.. Prices are reasonable. Store is extremely organized and clean with wide isles, very spacious. They run frequent promos so there's always a good deal on something in the store. I like their hot foods in particular, always pick up something yummy when I'm there.Cashiers are friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking in plaza. So much closer than going to San Jose from tri-valley. Thanks!

We always make it a habit to stop by this Mega Mart every time we find ourselves in Fremont. They have a pretty wide selection of Korean/Asian produce, household goods, meats, seafood, packaged foods and snacks (my favorite). They also have a small selection of fresh breads and packaged meals which often have a sale as well.Prices here are so much better than 99 Ranch (or Ranch 99), and we always find some great deals, or something new we haven't tried before. And inevitably, we always find ourselves walking out of here with half a shopping cart full of stuff even though there's only two of us at home. Situated next to Starbucks inside a small strip mall, there are plenty free parking available right out front. There is also a table with seating if you purchased some prepared food inside and want to eat it while it's still fresh.

Clean and spacious. Has all the Korean branded sauces, not just gochujang but also stuff like tuna fish sauce instead of just anchovy sauce. You won't find that nijiya or ranch 99. I know cuz I tried. Also has Pororo branded toys and books for the kids in Hangul. The entire wall of soju will make any grumpy ajeossi happy

This Mega Mart is in a decently big plaza with plenty of parking. It was not too busy when I stopped by on a weekday afternoon, so I was able to casually browse around. It was a bit smaller inside than I imagined, but not bad.I was intrigued by their 'fresh sushi' - decent amount of choices, but not sure how fresh it is, as it did not look as fresh as it could had been. I was looking for some other products that my friends told me they found here, but I guess they stopped selling several of those things. Overall, good addition to the area.

Mega Mart is one of the best larger Korean Grocery Market this side of Fremont! With incredible selection of cooked items to viral insta/tick-toc fresh items and deals and specials. Friendly and helpful staff! Clean and organized aisles and signage! We enjoy shopping here because whenever we're in town we go straight to looking around for hot a minute...kpop serenading in the background to brighten our shopping needs. Kamsamnida!