Korean Market

I love this place! Being half Korean and an hour away from mom's home cooking, My brother and I FINALLY found a Korean store that has everything I need. The inside of this store is VERY clean. I believe it's family owned and operated. The staff here is really nice and helpful. They make their kimchi and additional sides in the back and fresh daily! Along with pre-marinated bulgogi and other items that they keep in the deep freezers. This is the only place I've purchased kimchi from because I'm pretty picky when it comes to that, so I guarantee it's delicious.

What I most miss about living in Korea is the food. I rarely eat traditional American food, so I try to find something that sells what I want to eat... and of course, a decent Korean selection is a must. I'm glad I found this place, because it has a good selection of Korean (as well as other Asian) imports. What I was most craving was Nongshim ramen noodles, and was pleased to discover that they sell it. However, they also sell many other things I miss: toasted and seasoned seaweed, noodles, Korean curry, jjajang, gochujang, cream soup mixes, sauces and marinades, kimchi, tteokbokki, kimchi dumplings, pickled daikon, bracken fern and so much more. There are a few things I wish they carried, like some of the medicinal drinks, Jeju orange juice and such, but I'm satisfied with their selection.The owners are nice, and I was even able to speak a little Korean with them. The place can be a little hard to find: it's on the southeast corner of 12th/Eastern in Moore (same strip mall as the Korean restaurant).

This pace is legit. I got all the snacks I was looking for. Also purchased dumplings and it tasted really good when I made. The staff there are super helpful in telling what is written on the packaging. The last was kind enough to teach me how to cook one of the produce I got. Very helpful

OK Ko-Mart is located next to Rose State Campus. I don't have much to say except that they have all your basic needs such as kimchi, rice, hot sauce, shin rammyun, chopsticks, etc.. They also have eel in one of the freezers. I am not too happy with the prices here though.. Compared to other Korean Markets, I think this one is the most expensive. It's in a convenient location if you go to Rose State and like Korean stuff, hehe!

This place is no Zion Korean Market, but for Oklahoma- it will do for me! They have a good assortment of Ramen and dried seaweed. I was hoping to find more produce and frozen food though