H Mart - Ridgefield

Perhaps there's a reason this is called "Super" H Mart. Well, it was super busy and we had to line up just to snag a parking spot. All in all, this location had everything I was looking for, and beyond that, even better prices on a variety of groceries than some other locations we've been to. Plus, their takeaway selection was another level although we didn't buy any because most of them are best consumed fresh. I did find that the aisles tended to be narrower than newer stores and this can present a challenge when the trolley they have is the size of a small truck. In the end though, there's no doubt we were two very happy customers when we left. Long live H Mart.

Great h mart! Their sushi counter had some of the best options available. Exceptionally clean! Little pricier on the fruit compared to some off brand Asian markets

Super H Mart with lots of parking and options in the plaza. This super H mart have so much options that completely differs from the typical H mart. We enjoyed browsing the shop (and still haven't eaten at their food court yet- perhaps one day) and looking at all the deals availble here. I highly enjoy the samples and learning about new products. Love love the fresh store-made items such as the non-shrimpy kimchi. Most kimchi are made with shrimp (I'm allergic) so I was so excited to find out without shrimp but made fresh (I hate overly fermented old kimchi- too sour & soggy). I also love their meat selections. They have a great deal on thinly sliced pork belly which I gladly buy to stock up for the freezer.

This Super H Mart is a must-visit Korean grocery store! It has tons of parking and being open seven days a week, it's super convenient. Tons of fresh produce, meat and fish selections, and a wide range of Korean, Thai, Japanese, and Chinese products. They have a variety of rice and noodle aisle and the well-stocked Japanese section stand out. They also offer a great selection of rice cookers, woks, and kitchenware, they really have it all! I forgot to also mention they have a whole kitchen area with hot food. You can also visit the café in the back for Korean bowls, ramen, and fried chicken.

Super H Mart is the only way to go- the standard H Marts, the ones near Columbia University in the City of New York and Koreatown, Manhattan, New York, are way too small, poorly stocked, and always packed with rather long wait lines. I always see Korean Shine Muscat Grapes on Korean YouTubers' videos, and spotted some yesterday at this Super H Mart Ridgefield, New Jersey but didn't know they were $29 per pound, the current "sales price"- these picture-perfect green grapes I bought then should be extraordinary, but they were underwhelming and had seeds, and $3 per pound green grapes in season were much better than these overpriced green grapes. I also bought a nice fluffy, faux fur blanket at the charming bedding store at EBULNARA LLC and had two large, plain Hibiscus Green Teas with 15% sugar and 5% ice at Gong Cha, a delightful and ubiquitous Taiwanese tea drink franchise, two of the merchants but way more at this Super H Mart and its Shopping Mall. Another merchant there, Cuckoo Electronics had fancy rice cookers and cool table and floor water and air purifiers but unfortunately the store was already closed when I was there around 8pm. I also wanted to try the Korean Scalp/Hair Treatment place as well but it wasn't open- it's fascinating that Koreans value taking care of one's scalp as much as one's skin, and I also seen YouTube videos of this, like the Koreans' 7-Step Skincare routine: oil-based cleanser, water-based cleanser, toner, essence, treatment, eye cream, and moisturizer, and it looks like the scalp/haircare routine has way more steps. And an extra treat, Pelicana Chicken, a delicious Korean Fried Chicken restaurant, is nearby and open until 2am on Saturdays with amazing Korean Fried Chicken, daikon radish and kimchee!