H Mart - Philadelphia

Huge selection! Even bigger than my local No1 Asian Supermarket in the northeast. It's also more fresh and due to the higher quality, higher price. They have everything our family usually gets for a Chinese hotpot--even down to the tofu skin rolls.My go to is their whole coconut and lemongrass. Sometimes their lobsters are affordable at $7/lb (June). They have fresh live seafood, frozen, and on ice. They carry a vast range of varieties from Korean to Japanese to Chinese options. Anything you can think of, they'll have it. From black rice to Natto. Probably the largest Asian supermarket in all of Philly haha (don't quote me on it) but I had trouble finding certain ingredients in Chinatown's two most well known grocery stores: Heng Fa & AsianFresh (due to their limited size capacity), such as coconut and lemongrass. No1 Asian Supermarket does have more variety, but it's not always fresh as I've sighed and settled for their molded lemongrass. Hmart doesn't have as large of selection of live swimming fishes as No1 though.Although there's another Hmart in Elkins Park, this one is more large and spacious. I believe I like the food court and Paris Baguette over at Elkins Park better though.Opens 365 days including holidays. Does not do grocery deliveries.

This is the best Supermarket by far!Very clean, friendly environment, and many items to find.FISH DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS ON PAR!Their products are always fresh because their products are always in demand.

There are several H-Marts in the area, ranging from somewhat close to pretty close, but the newest H-Mart location is by far the best and cleanest store around. A greater selection, generally cleaner, and more spacious is a few of the advantages the Philadelphia location has over the Elkins Park and Upper Darby ones. (Haven't been to the Cherry Hill one so I cannot comment on that!)Like with any H-Mart, there's also a food court featuring a wide variety of options, and the choices here are also superior. There's a Pelicana for Korean Fried Chicken, a Korean-Chinese fusion spot, a general Korean food spot, and a place to get some tteokbokki. There's also a Tiger Sugar and Paris Baguette for dessert.The Elkins Park location is six minutes away, and that location has its benefits as well. I've heard good things about its food court (although I haven't been in a long time), and it has some more storefronts (including a store that sells some really delicious dumplings.) Both are good!

I like #4 on the menu. You can eat in or take out. There is also a bubble tea place insideAnd 8 places to pick from and a bakery.

This is a nice store to explore and discover new and familiar Asian food. The food court is very appealing and the bakery is 1st class. The items I got from there were tasty and presented well. The food inside the store is very expensive in my opinion to the point where I refused to try something new for fear of wasting $5-$7 on a new condiment or food.

Best grocery ever. They have asian products thats so hard to find in the US. Helpful!!

This time around, we tempered our food court ordering and got Bulgogi Fried Noodle from Da Pan (perfectly al dente noodles, crisp cabbage, bulgogi, mushrooms, and scallions, all kept piping hot from the stone serving platter) and Kimchi Ramen from Mari Mari (a zingy, acidic broth), plus another cheese bulgogi inari and an eel inari.We managed to make it through the grocery store portion post-lunch without requiring more than the four reusable grocery bags we had equipped ourselves with.And we got Tiger Sugar boba on our way out: the bestselling #2 (which would've been perfect sans jelly cubes*) and the coffee-laced #4.P.S. If you want gimbap (especially on a weekend day) you'll want to get there earlier still than 12:30PM, as the gimbap table was already empty upon arrival to H Mart!*should've trusted my instinct re the jelly cubes knowing my dislike of jello.

Amazing. I loved the fish selection and the many hard to get products. Also fun things no other grocery store is selling. Go now!

They always have fresh produce and provide different brand products from different countries.The cashiers as friendly and provide aid when needed. The place produces a fine relaxing experience to not only grocery shopping but to eat lunch here as well. The restaurant section is a great place to try something different as to fast food. Their pastries section is always beautifully clean and well stocked. I recommend.

Excellent variety of Asian ingredients and fairly good prices. Not as late as Assi Plaza, but still a great resource particularly if you are in Your area.