It is a small Korean market selling imported frozen food and various healthy foods. I found this…read morefrozen dumplings by chance. When steamed at home, it tasted so good with lots of fillings. $7 per bag! Other food are bit pricey but definitely stop by and look for authentic Korean frozen grocery.

저는 오늘 카톡 광고 보고 같어요 200불이상 사면 오미자 세트를 준다고 해서요 그런데 세일 품목은 안된다고 하네요 그러면 광고에도 그렇게 올려야 돼는거 아닌가요 그래서…read more다음부터는 광고에 세일품목은 안된다고 적어야 한다고 말했더니 계속 자기네 주장만 하네요 좋은 마음으로 알려주려고 한건데 갈비가 한사람당 한팩만된다고요 그래서 한사람당 200불 사면 돼는거 아닌가요 했어요 제가 말 하고 싶은건 광고 내용인데 말입니다 직원이 소님 말을 듣지 않고 자기 얘기만 하네요 이러면 안돼는거 아닌가요

Tried the red bean bread at hkmarket that was a mini bakery near the exit…read more Filling and lots of red bean Bread was gently sweet and fluffy and tangy Really good!

I'm writing this review against my better judgment because honestly I don't want this spot to get…read moreany more crowded than it already is. HK is one of those places I keep close to the chest. If you know you know. But here I am giving it 5 stars because they deserve it and I'd feel wrong not showing love to a spot that's been so consistent for me. Everything here is solid but the real pro tip is the fruit. I'm talking big, fresh, beautiful fruit that puts every other grocery store and market to shame. The quality is unmatched. Every single time I go the fruit looks like it was hand picked that morning. No bruised up sad looking produce, no half rotten stuff hiding at the bottom of the pile. Just perfect fruit, every visit. I already regret posting this. Please don't come here. But if you do, grab the fruit and thank me later.

This is a Thai Costco like wholesale store near LA Chinatown and walking distance from the LA Metro…read morestation. There is no membership required to shop here. You will find a large selection of Thai groceries in this cavernous warehouse store. Though sizing will vary as some items are too big and intended more for restaurants. Some of the reasonable size items I bought here include instant Thai tea, wonton noodles and Thai-Chinese sausages. The store has also a nice selection of prepared Thai foods and there is a stand outside that sells Thai coconut pancakes on weekends. Checkout here is rather slow, but acceptable given the difficulty of finding such a large assortment of Thai groceries in one location.

This is the Asian restaurant Costco. You can find a lot of Asian grocery items such as rice,…read morespices, condiments, seafood, meats, vegetables, cooking equipment, dishes and even restaurant supplies such as menu covers, receipts, pens, etc. For example, if you love boba and you want to make it at home yourself, you can get all the fixings here. If you meal prep and you need meal prep containers and are spending more than $1/container, get it here. If you have a big family and you want to buy your items in bulk, come here. It's more like a warehouse so don't expect a Crate & Barrel environment. Some might judge but trust me, it's the same stuff you'll find at other stores but will cost you 2-10x more. Anyway, bottom line is if you don't mind a little dust and want to save money, make a trip here and make sure you have space in your trunk so you can make your trip worthwhile. Don't come here just for a bag of straws. You might as well go to Pavillions. But yes, I'll come back when I need a refill on supplies.

Amazing! This place is a hidden gem! Small, Yet! you can…read morefind everything what you looking for. The owner of this place is really helpful and friendly helps you to find your stuff what you needed. Doesn't show any attitude like other Bengali businesses. I highly recommend this place! I'll be back here soon.

Asian Mart is perfect for finding any and every Indian grocery need. Reasonably priced, incredible…read moreselection, excellent and attentive staff.

Awesome place to get your Korean groceries. Free structure parking…read more Food market on the 1st floor has everything Korean you need. Top floor food court so yummy. Took me a minute to decide. I choose the Galleria Tonkasu food stall. For $14 I got the chicken and fish combo. I got it to go because I wasn't sure if I'd find and open seat. The dining hall packed on the Saturday I came for lunch. The combo plate was so good. The fish and chicken Katsu fried fresh. Rice, soup, and salad dressing were all packed separately. I went to the stall next door and got me a Vietnamese ice coffee. Also Yum! Overall my Galleria experience was awesome.

This morning, I went to the market early and was looking for a specific cut of meat. I noticed a…read moreshort, older Korean man with gray hair standing by the meat section, so I asked him about the pork cut I wanted. I felt a wave of fear as if he might hit me. He told me they don't sell that cut here and suggested another one instead. I was considering buying the cut he mentioned, so I asked if the two cuts tasted very different. Then he trembled his lips and angrily said, "I told you, we don't have that here! Don't talk about things we don't sell!" His eyes were filled with anger. I can't tell if he has anger management issues or feels inadequate, but if he's going to treat customers like that, he should just stay inside and cut meat! His glaring eyes completely ruined my morning.I really hope they provide better training for their staff. Just because he's older, does he think he can treat customers poorly? Is this the only Korean Market in LA?

The spot for all your necesidades chapines: Prensa Libre, cerveza Gallo, even paxte... It's a…read morelittle like being in Guatemala again, except business is done in dollars instead of quetzales. Oh, and there's no Pollo Campero on the same block (never fear, there's one less than a mile away).

false advertisement. they do have a lot of chapin products but no Gallo beer even though they…read moreadvertise that they do.

On the corner of hauser and adams nice family own business. They usually set up outside to sell…read morefood and aguas Frescas.

On Saturdays when I drive past they have a grill going and are selling tlayudas al carbon, a famous…read moreOaxacan dish that I hadn't tried before. Stopped by today and ordered it and it was next level delicious. Crispy tortilla filled with refried black beans, cheese, meat, and shredded cabbage, grilled over charcoal. With a couple meats on the side that were sliced very thin, marinated, and grilled. Huge amount of food and everything was delicious. The people working there were very friendly and clearly care a lot about making great food. Can't wait to go back!

One of the best lil Thai markets. I miss living nearby in east Hollywood. Local made Thai food to…read morego is also available daily.

The discovery of this place was because of dining at Sanamluang next door years ago. Mom went in…read moreand found a a specific meat product not available at our local supermarket. And she made something amazingly delicious out of it! Fast forward a few years later, we were blocks away when I reminded her about this place. She asked if we can make a stop so she can make that same dish again. (She mentioned Hubbers might have made a request for it.) I was curious enough to go in this time. I expected it to be crowded because Sanamluang is incredibly popular. We were lucky to find the only open parking spot which happened to be right up front. This place is deceiving! Looks like a no nonsense place looking from the outside but it's pretty big once you get inside! They even have a seafood and meat section at the back. They'll also clean and fry in-store purchase fish. I did notice that most of their products are pricier compared to other Asian markets. I didn't have the need for any, so I came out empty handed. But Mom got the cut of meat she needed to make us dinner this week! Okay first stop (for me.) Being far from home, not sure when I'd come back... if the need comes up and I happen to be around, maybe...?

A market with history and tradition where you can buy Korean food and daily necessities in LA…read more Almost any Korean food product you want or need is available here. There are several small restaurants inside the store, and the food is delicious for the price. You can eat light when you crave Korean food. It's an old place, so the inside of the store is narrow and a little inconvenient to walk around, but the prices are good and there are a lot of different ingredients, so it's the best place to shop. There are many restaurants, bakeries, cosmetics stores, and other shopping places around the market, so it's a great place to spend time. It's safe because there's security. It's a place worth visiting in this era of Korean Wave.

Parking is fairly easy here, and there's a good selection of produce, snacks, and meat. The prices…read moreare also fair, in line with the quality. There is a bit of digging required to find the best quality of each item, and it is also a tad narrow in many aisles. It's also not the cleanest, but it's not enough to raise concern. On the weekends, there's also some samples, and the lines were never longer than 5 minutes on my visit - fast and efficient.