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    Kim's Mart Asian Food

    4.2 (279 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    kim bap ($4)
    Aileen L.

    I stopped by Kim's Mart around 10 in the morning on a Friday and it wasn't too busy. The inside is nice and clean and well organized enough to find your way around. I was looking for a quick on the go snack and picked up a box of Kimbap ($4) from the prepared foods. Service was welcoming and quick and I was in and out within a few minutes. I can definitely see this being a neighborhood staple for Asian groceries and pantry goods. The kimbap was fresh, tasty and had a nice homemade vibe and the perfect on the go breakfast.

    Jonathan S.

    Kim's Mart is a Korean based grocery store that carries various Asian food items, with more emphasis on Korean products. They have prepared foods such as Kimbap, kimchi and various banchan. It's not a large market, but for Asian food in Davis, it provides the necessities. Employees here are always nice and helpful. If you are looking for some Asian food items, particularly Korean based items, there is a good chance they may carry it. I like their banchan and kimbap.

    Lillian W.

    I can never get enough of small mom n pop Asian grocery marts. As a person of a certain generation, I didn't grow up with grocery diversity in the States. My parents had to travel to SF Chinatown for stockpiling shopping excursions. Kim's Mart is an Asian grocery mini mart with a focus on Korean food. It's located in downtown Davis. They have a huge variety of groceries in a compact shop. The staff is extremely helpful. Plus the shop is well organized and super clean. The shop carrys snacks, frozen food, fresh produce, fresh made food, ramen packages, bowls/plates, kitchenware, canned food, sauces, shelf staples... so much. The snack aisle alone is a sight to see with its variety of chips (shrimp, potato, etc) and there is another aisle for candy and cookies. The selection of fresh produce is seasonal and is limited. Plus not a daily common item. Got noodles? They do! Ramen, rice, wheat, etc. The hot prepared food are galibi and rice plates, Kim Bap, California rolls, and tuna rolls. Those are served daily and set out in the morning. So once they are gone for the day, that's it until tomorrow. The prices are competitive to the big box Asian grocery stores with some items significant marked lower. No, not because of expiration dates, I checked everything I saw and didn't see any issues. Overall a gem of a market ideal for any community.

    interesting!
    Lisa V.

    store is bigger than i thought. lots of things to look at and buy. i seen limited and latest editions of candy and noodles! the produce here is also fresh and the presentation is clean. i walked in for my first time today and left with a bag worth of $90 of items. cant wait to try everything i got lol.

    My haul ;-)
    Annie Y.

    I love browsing around at local mini grocery stores (especially Asian), whenever I am in a new city or country. It's a thing that I do. Let me tell you, I had the most memorable chocolate bar and potatoes chips in Italy from a rest area mega grocery store when we drove from Venice to Dubrovnik. Also, I needed bok choy and ginger, which they have both! I am impressed how clean and tidy the store is. Also, they carry a little big of everything. They even have the Soon Tofu soup kit that I didn't expect to find here. The prices are decent too, if not cheaper than Sacramento/Elk Grove. I was also happy to see a nice prepared food section. I forgot to take a picture but they have sushi rolls, kimchi fried rice, marinated meats and banchan items. Being near UC Davis, they have an excellent selection of instant noodles, frozen food quick meals and soju (lol). Hidden gem. Parking is limited as this is a busy area.

    jujubes
    Ester L.

    Really cheap japchae, looks like homemade kimchi in the back, unique asian treats like binggrae and samango. I got the 2 lbs jujubes at only $5 and they were delicious, better than the ones I've had in the bag recently and as good as the ones in China. The guy at the counter was really nice. Ambiance is quiet and friendly.

    The namesake Mrs. Kim of Kim's Market
    Robbie B.

    Hats off to Kim's Market! This small market keeps the Davis community stocked with Asian foods and drinks you won't find at Safeway. When I'm in town, this is my go-to for kimbap, ramen, soju and of course Pepero. You'll probably find the sajangnim (boss), Mrs. Kim, manning the cash register and pointing you in the right direction to whatever you need. She's awesome. It's amazing how much a small Mom and Pop market can pack onto its shelves. You have got to check out Kim's in downtown Davis!

    Stir-fried Fish Cake, Japchae, Cucumbers
    Chelsea C.

    They done locked up Grandma Kim back there so she could slave away making those side dishes because it tastes so good. You know the kimchi recipe is locked down because sometimes you catch them on a day where the kimchi is freshly made and it still tastes good pre-fermented. It is difficult to get Korean food in Davis, but Kim's Mart really delivers classic banchans to offer that homestyle Korean cooking. The ingredients are always clean and simple but the goodness comes in the proportion of the seasonings from that indentured grandma they have to have cooking in the back. Kim's mart also supplements for the large gap in specialty food products that is not readily available in the major grocery stores that only carry a sliver of Asian food.

    Kimchi
    Roger Y.

    If kimchi is your thing, this is your place. Their house made kimchi and radish kimchi are some of the best. They come in pints to gallon jugs. There are also many varieties of banchan next to the grab and go trays of kimbap and japchae great for quick meals. The mix of merchandise has expanded gradually over the year especially in Chinese cooking sauces and condiments. The fresh produce section is still limited however. I like having a convenient place in town to pick up that one ingredient or something very similar to save me a drive to Sacramento.

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    Ask the Community - Kim's Mart Asian Food

    Does anyone know if they carry kimchi?

    Most certainly.. she even makes her own for sale

    Do they sell Soju here?

    Yes they do! Multiple flavors and brands as well. There's some already chilled in the fridge, and some that are out individually + in boxes of 6.

    Do they have lap xuong (chinese sausage)?

    Yes they do, multiple brands and options actually. They have a lot of Chinese and other Asian foods, not just Korean. Ie: fish sauce

    Do they accept EBT?

    yes they do!

    What time do they have their to go food ready?

    Do they sell Takoyaki?

    pretty sure they don't

    Do they sell instant curry? thanks

    They sell the Vermont and Golden Curry brands of instant japanese curry.

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    I saw kimbap, buchimgae, rice/beef/chicken lunch sets all priced so reasonable and looked so fresh and delicious!

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