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    H Mart - Bayside

    3.5 (160 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Grocery, Seafood
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    H MART - BAYSIDE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Katey G.

    I'm a big H Mart fan in general. But if we're ranking the H Marts in NYC, this one is not a favorite. For being in the "burbs" this H Mart feels small. It almost feels like there's less product than its KTown counterpart. The freezer section is tiny and their hot prepared foods are nonexistent. Instead of prepared foods, they do have a little restaurant on the side where you can order food. We needed a quick bite and shared the katsu. The curry dip was extremely sweet and so was the dressing on the cabbage. The katsu itself was just ok, and the miso soup that came with it was lukewarm. Disappointing, because hot food served in Asian supermarkets is often very good. If I had a choice between H Marts, this would not be my go to. But, still a reliable choice to get your groceries in the area.

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    Ogongyi Y.

    SHOPPERS BE AWARE. When you are at the register checking out be careful and watch how the cashier weighs and scans your grocery. I purchased Cotton Candy Grape @ $7.99 per lbs (already very expensive compared to other markets near by) and when I came back home and perused the receipt I realized the cashier double charged me for the grape. And also realized she cleverly changed the per Ibs amount from $7.99 to $6.99 and hoping I wouldn't notice it right away? Have a look at the attached pic and decide for yourself.

    Excited to try
    Natalie C.

    EXCELLENT supermarket. For all the Irvins lovers, this is the supermarket that carries many flavors of Irvins. Made in Singapore. I've not encountered another supermarket that carries as much. Anyone know? All authentic. They also carry Black & White evaporated milk: extra creamy, one of the most important ingredients for HK style milk tea. They have a lot of fresh sashimi and fish at reasonable prices. There's a lot of fresh meat too. There was a food court where they cook fresh foods. There was a helper to indicate a cashier line for each customer and there was another helper to bag your goods if you provide them your reusable bags. I was surprised this level of service still exists. The supermarket is clean and tidy with clear names and prices. I enjoyed my shopping experience very much.

    Henry L.

    This review is for the restaurant that's part of this H Mart. Place is clean, & well run. Order with the cashier, & wait for your number to be called. Small menu, but the dishes are made well. Black pork is tough to find, & this spot has it. Big portions. Love the extras that come along with the entree. This H Mart has a parking lot; & a Paris Baguette as well.

    Howard H.

    This is a pretty popular Korean grocery store. I can tell just by looking at the parking lot and seeing how busy the traffic is. And to find a parking spot here is very difficult unless you are lucky. But if you do find a spot, you will find the trip rewarding. They got a big variety of Korean groceries. I come here mostly to find Korean noodles and slacks. But was a little disappointed to find just one or two aisles to look for my selections? The produce section is nice and decent. Other than that, the place is nice, clean, and organized. There is even a nice Korean take-out restaurant right next door that serves decent Korean food. This is ideal to take care of a lot of stuff in one trip.

    #20 hwedupbap
    Sarah K.

    Ordered #20 hwedupbap for brunch and it was delicious! For $16.33, you get a huge bowl of fresh salmon and veggies with a delicious sauce. Not only that you get a bean sprout soup, kim and side dishes. It takes awhile for the food to come out, but it's worth the wait.

    Pine berries $7 not great compared to japan
    Melody C.

    This H Mart is likely the biggest one I've been to yet. Its pre-made food section is proper ginormous and there's even a Paris baguette inside, but I wish they had more than one aisle for snacks! Another perk is the parking lot even though it took us a hot minute to actually park on Christmas Eve (Friday). We wanted to go here to get some marinated meat for kbbq at home on Christmas, and while we did have some trouble locating the goods, we were pleased to see that there was a fridge dedicated to marinated meat and plenty to choose from! The octopus option was my favorite, and we ended up mixing some chopped squid from hmart into the marinated octopus. It was simply divine and cooked quick. We got some pork belly and beef too. The pork took longer than the beef to cook, but the wait was well worth it! Aside from the meat, we also got some unique snacks, like seaweed with toasted nuts and stuff, grape flavor Choco pie looking thing, and cream cheese puffs. This hmart is def worth a visit

    Shelley L.

    The H Mart here feels smaller than their other locations. I usually go to H Mart for the food court and this is on the smaller end, too, and tucked away on the side. It's so convenient to grab a meal here and then do your grocery shopping. The lunch portions were great and very filling. It was okay finding a parking spot on a weekday but can imagine how busy this is on the weekend.

    Just thought this was a funny photo.. How is it live when it's frozen??
    Stephanie Y.

    Great H-Mart location with produce and meats always in stock. Always used to come pre-COVID and love the place (and the small restaurant where you can grab great food to go), so I'd give them 5 stars in the past; but, I feel like they aren't doing enough with regard to COVID. Other locations that I've been to limit the number of customers and provide gloves. This location is pretty packed with people who are all willing to squeeze up next to you. One lady was just walking around chatting on the phone up and down one of the aisle! This is not the time for chit chat! Onto the foods, they have a great assortment of meat and seafood. They have some marinated meats, which are really convenient if you aren't in the mood to make your own marinade or just want something quick for dinner. Their marinated bulgogi is a little tough, but their spicy pork is great. They also have a huge selection of Lee Kum Kee sauces which is amazing especially since it isn't even a Korean brand! Their snack section is also plentiful and packed with Korean snacks. Besides their Lee Kum Kee section, there aren't too many Chinese spices/ foods so I would mostly just recommend the place for Korean foods (as you may expect lol). Their fruits are generally very sweet and they have an abundance of whatever fruit happens to be in season.

    Brown sugar boba ice cream bar
    Juliana T.

    Grocery shopping in the time of COVID-19. As a Korean grocery store, this H Mart location does a good job. In addition to high-quality Korean grocery items, including prepared hot foods, I'm also impressed with how they're able to keep their shelves stocked and pretty neat during these times. Prices are not the best you'd find around, and variety of certain items can be limited, but I think the quality makes up for it. My issue with this H Mart is they are not doing nearly enough to promote safety for their staff or customers. Unlike other H Mart locations, they do not limit the amount of people in the store at a time, which leads to overcrowding, and social distancing becomes an impossibility. The line to pay, although quick-moving, wraps around to the back of the store at times. They provide hand sanitizer by the entrance, but do not clean shopping carts in between customers or provide gloves.

    Pork kimchee soup
    May W.

    The food court is a disappointment after the COVID-19 reopening. I order a pork Kimchee soup. Which I have ordered many times before. I look into my soup there were only 2 pieces of pea side pork in the soup. I went back to the counter and ask her. he must have forgotten to put in the pork into my soup. I was told that after she repeated using the spoon dipping into my soup and found two pea-size pork. And told me here it is. I said my order is with pork and if I wanted Vegetarian, I would have ordered it. I try to support local business but this is not how you go to keep your business going. if you cheat people out of their money

    Iberico pork

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    Food is great selection. Service is ok not always great but they try. Ambiance is always nice and…read morenot rowdy. When you want some peaceful food shopping this area is the best one. I always come here.

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