Ok Ko Mart

Got a new hot pot/grill for Christmas so I am slowly building up a menu. Picked up some Pho soup base, kimshe, dried shitske mushrooms and gochujang paste. This is a very small space with lots of products. Hard to tell what a lot is as it's not in English. I did my best. Asked a few questions and finally found what I wanted. They do have some very odd things to eat or at least odd for my culture not theirs. The place was busy with shoppers and the aisles are tight so I opted for a carry basket. They do have some small carts but you pretty much block anyone else trying to use tht aisle. Most of the shoppers would move over but not all. This is definitely the go to Asian market in the area u less you want to drive to the other side of the city. Check them out. There is also a very small Korean bbq restaurant in the back. Holds abt 25 seated people.

Best ever affordable lunch. Best deal in the area. This restaurant located in the grocery. This is a Hawaiian BBQ and Korean restaurant. We only experienced only the Korean side. We got the BBQ short rib lunch menu. This comes with 7 banchan. Very Korean style. The short rib is well marinated. It also comes with small chapchae. Overall the taste is excellent. We also got hot stone bibimbap. It has fried egg, beef bulgogi and more. The rice is crispy that next to the wall of stone bowl. This highly recommended. One thing unfortunately is the operation hour not last to late night.

Surprise surprise! Who would've ever guessed the best Korean food in OKC was in the back of this grocery store!?! A mom and pop grocery store w/ a mom and pop restaurant inside with authentic Korean food. We ordered: Beef short rib soup: good, comforting soups. Flavor was authentic, beef was very tender. Good portion. Short rib (dinner): flavor was good. Tenderness was ok. Spicy beef soup: had noodles, shredded beef, bean sprouts, egg. Good flavor. Mild spicy level.Bibimbap: good portion, some crispy rice on the bottom. Had beef, sprouts, zucchini, cabbage, spinach. Banchan: wow! What a spread for a little shop. There were 11 different kinds: kimchi pancake, burdock, sprouts, potato, pepper, zucchini, cucumbers, kimchi, chopchae, turnip, and fish cake! They kindly refilled whatever we wanted. The meal was served w traditional barley tea. Enjoyed this meal and the owners made us feel welcome. The restaurant is far from fancy but the food is good. The grocery store is not that big but well stocked with all your Korean needs and banchan and kimchi in the refrigerated section.

Their service was great besides the fact that one lady that works there just brushed bye me not even saying excuse me no nothing but other than that it is a good business

I'm not in this part of town often anymore, but when I am this is the best lunch spot in Oklahoma. Generous portions of bulgogi, rice, and all the sides. Meat is cooked fresh and perfectly flavored. I caution you against the extra spicy unless you are used to it. Service is prompt and attentive but they won't bother you. Cafe is located in the back of the market

A little gem in MWC - have been shopping here for over 25 years, through multiple owners. The kimchi is made in-house and is always fresh. The little restaurant on site often has kimbap and chapchae to go, or you can dine in. The store owners are very helpful and speak English well so they can always help me find what I need. They've been expanding their range of banchan also.

If you haven't been here yet, make plans to go. It's a small Korean market. The outside looks small and "ghetto" but the inside is full of wonderful and delicious surprises. For example, they have an amazing restaurant inside called Hawaiian BBQ serving korean foods. They have some of the best Korean food I've ever had. See my review for the restaurant for more tips. I like to go here for their ramen, and their produce section. Take a waltz down the refrigerator section. They have some great selection of ready home made food like Kim chi (the best in town), banchan side dishes, and my personal favorite, squid ready to serve! Soooo good! Everything is perfect. I like to buy these and cook some warm white rice and viola, I have a homemade meal and don't have to cook! I love their vast selection of ramen. You can't go wrong with Korean ramen. Sooo good! I love the little sales they have but you have to go in to see what is on sale. The owners are delightful and so kind! They do take credit cards so you can shop til you drop. The drive is far for me but I love going here and making a trip out of it. I recommend them to all!

We come here a lot for all of our Korean foodie needs! We live in Edmond and drive here. Thankfully we are moving to Midwest city next month. We will be able to shop here more often. We love coming here mostly for the freshly made jars of kimchi. We usually buy the cabbage kimchi, but their radish kimchi is just as good. They have a great selection of ramen and different types of dried noodles too. Chinatown supermarket has more ramen choices but we still buy from here when we come. When we go to checkout we always buy some mochi by the counter because why not? Mochi is amazing! You can't beat that pillow soft texture and red bean center! The restaurant inside is also amazing!!

BBQ !I can only compare this to the other korean food I tried in OKC, and if you're looking for korean food this is the only one you should try. I went here first and thought it was great, super satisfied. So i tried another place and was severely disappointed. If I'm ever back in town, i will for sure revisit. It felt like I was in Korea

The food and market selection is amazing. There are lots of Korean products you won't find in Chinatown near Classen