I love Woo Sung! Don't let the dead (and I mean D E A D) strip mall it's planted in fool you: this is a terrific store. They have a great stock of everything you need for Korean cooking, a wide variety of brands for each kind of ingredient, and clearly-labeled and well-organized aisles. Their selection of fresh produce is very appealing, and they even have a refrigerated display of homemade side-dishes! I always make sure to grab a container of their fresh kimchi and at least one other cold side-dish when I stop by. Apart from staple cooking ingredients, dried seaweed, pickles, etc, they have an exhaustive selection of snacks and ramen. Their frozen food aisle also has tons of ready-made buns and fish cakes, and also whole frozen fish and meats. And the best part: the prices! You can emerge from this market laden with bags and with a receipt practically long enough to wrap around yourself like a Halloween mummy costume, and you'll probably still have spent less than $50. I've been to Woo Sung a number of times, and everything I've bought here has been very good quality. It's kind of a trek for me, since I live 30 minutes away, but it's well worth the trip. read more

I was staying with friends in Kingswood Manor and needed to get my steps in for the day. Saw there was a shopping center not too far away that could help with the count. Said shopping center is a bit weird. There is a post office and a library - yeah, a library in a strip mall... - Julia's pizza, a laundromat, a party event site, and an Asian appliance store. Like I said weird. The highlight was Woo Sung. I doubt there are many Asian grocery stores in the area, especially ones focusing on Korean with a splash of Filipino. You walk in and to your left is the fresh produce, which honestly isn't that bad. Scallions, bok choy, and more staples, as well as more western options. They do have a selection of Dosirak or premade snacks/meals including Gimbap and Jeon. Near that in a refrigerator are a solid selection of Banchan including Kimchi, other pickled vegetables, anchovies and more. Continuing along the outside edge are prepackaged meat and alcohol like sake and shochu. At this point you turn into the frozen food section which has a huge variety of frozen fish, meat, snacks (like dumplings, lumpia, mandu, etc.), wrappers and more. In the inside rows include rice, sauces & condiments, snacks both sweet and savory, and a bunch kitchen items from spoons, plates, and I lost track at this point. Note: For those on the lookout for Japanese Kit Kats, they had Green Tea, Raspberry (which I got and wow these were RASPBERRY) and a few other varieties. All in all, not a bad grocery store. If I lived in the area and wanted to make an Asian-style meal hard to beat coming here. Also would probably work my way through some of the items and find out what I like. read more

Closest Asian market from where I live. I come to this store once a month to once every other month to stock up Japanese and some Korean grocery. They have most of the stuff I need. I just wish their vegetables were more fresh. You can pick up fresh vegetables at Vietnamese grocery store on colonial drive. Nothing really to complain. I like this store. read more

Love this place and the fresh made kimchi??? Wow. All of the fresh made foods are so so good. The people are so nice. Heading back often to patron this place, I'm obsessed! read more

Again, here's a business I wouldn't have known about had it not been for Yelp, and my friend Mia's check-in. Talk about glowing (even fawning) reviews! I almost dropped everything and jumped in the car! Exercising restraint, I went yesterday instead, 2 days later when it made more sense to integrate that into my schedule for the day. As promised, it was in a 'dead' mall, a little hard to find, with plentiful parking, and few other customers inside. It IS a lot cleaner and spacious than most Asian markets, and there is good (not great) variety for an entity that purports to cover a few different ethnicities ("Oriental" Food Mart). It's obviously best for Korean, seeing how it's primarily owned and operated by Koreans - check out the 1600 different varieties of seaweed in different parts of the store! Prices are by and large reasonable, with some that are lower and others higher when compared with competitors. What makes it cleaner/neater is also its "weakness", you may argue: no fresh meat tables, no live seafood, which are sometimes the very reasons one visits such an establishment. Still, why 3 stars? To be honest, I thought of rating it a '4' instead, if only in deference to my Yelp peers. But if 3 stars means "A-OK", I don't think it's a slight. I know that sounds disingenuous even as I write it, seeing how we're all obsessed with numerical ratings. Other 'flaws' to back up my 'unflattering' 3 stars are: A) The lack of clearly-marked price. This could be in the form of "there ARE no prices marked" Exhibit one, the rice section, where some prices are marked (even if not easy to read, when it's a lame piece of paper stuck haphazardly onto the pallet), some with labels that got swept UNDER the pallet, and others that were non-existent as far as I could see. I might have bought a bag or two had I known what the prices were! The other way prices are not clear is in their ambiguity. Prices are often just a price label on the shelves, with no reference to a product description or product code. Well we all know how products don't always align perfectly with the prices, either as laid out by the store and/or moved (inadvertently or otherwise) by customers. This amateurish way of showing prices shouldn't be acceptable with a business of this size of operation. Surely, technology is so advanced that there'd be a better way! B) The produce section. Even though there are a few that are allowed to 'live and breathe' (e.g., water cress, and a great price at 99 cents a bunch), many, if not most, of the veggies are "pre-packaged" with a styrofoam bottom and plastic wrap (think "Dong-A"). This might be OK if you move your merchandise quickly, but when that's not the case, the poor plants sit there, and they wilt, and they dry up. I could not bring myself to buy any on this particular day - yes, even the "born free" water cress had been without enough water and refrigeration for too long to not require resuscitation. P.S. Hey, Yelp - how about taking a look at the category for this business, or the algorithm that generates those questions at the bottom that ask for 'additional tips'. This is a food market; do YOU think they take "Reservations" or have a full bar? read more

Excellent place for all your Asian grocery needs! A very large and extremely clean store. So many fresh food items; I highly recommend the kimchi there! The best part of this store was their friendliness! Very kind individuals who will help you find the things you need and make great recommendations. I was deeply moved by their kindness. Highly recommend! read more

Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese....you name it and they probably have it just as long as it's Oriental food you're in search of. Woo Sung Oriental Food Mart is like Publix to the Asian community in Central Florida, carrying all of the essentials to make their native dishes. Their produce is not what you would typically find in a grocery store, but it's always fresh and plentiful. Most of their products are packaged, organized into aisles based on the type of food it is. My favorite things to buy in this store are the oriental candies, cookies and various other snack items. They tend to be a bit healthier and have unique flavor, but they are definitely an acquired taste if you did not grow up eating these treats. If you're in a rush or in an adventurous mood, Woo Sung always has prepared oriental fare to grab and go. However, be warned that a lot of it is spicy so if you can't handle it, don't do it. Overall, I say broaden your horizons and check it out. All of the attendants are very nice and helpful. read more

This is definitely my type Of Asian store. They have varieties of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese & Filipino food & grocery items inside. The produce products is alot cheaper than the local grocery/superstores in the neighborhood. No crazy people in the parking lot. The staffs are always busy though so Make sure you already know what you need prior to coming here. But its always worth it to visit. read more

If you like Asian food, this supermarket has it all - Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, etc. read more

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I come here to get my Korean grocery needs but my secret (which probably isn't so secret) is that I come here on Saturdays so I can pick up some cooked foods like kim bop and duk bhokki and other specialty foods like Korean pastires. The other highlights of this store is that they have a great selection of pan chan (Korean side dishes) if you don't know how to make them, or if you occassionally get too lazy to make them yourself. (like me) read more

good selection of asian products. (mostly korean) however it is a bit pricey and the prepared foods aren't the freshest. fairly well organized, tho. read more

They have my favorite sweet potatoes here! Very simple and clean oriental market. Friendly staff

rice and ramen. all the variety. large grocery store. loads of fresh produce. massive selection. MASSIVE. Saturday is fresh prepped food day. they also sell rice cookers, utensils, kimchi containers, etc. japanese, korean, thai, vietnamese... they've got it all. it's my go-to market for sure. read more

You cannot beat the price here. Especially for Korean snacks (from 69c) and ramen, I think it is cheaper than Hmart(Texas,NYC..)or any other places including 1st oriental. The owner? is super friendly, she will be very helpful to find what you need. Only downside here is the location, no restaurants near here to try out. You can find so many Banchans, I almost felt sorry for myself living in Miami, not in Orlando. I will definitely comeback here when I revisit orlando. read more

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The store is so cool service was incredible and they also excepted ebt that a win win

Loved this store. So clean and well kept. The fresh Kim bap was amazing! The fresh japchae was so yummy and perfectly seasoned. We got everything we needed. Went with a friend and two kids. read more

Woo-Sung Mart - So yummy. Even the kids enjoyed it!!! - Korean Near Me - Orlando, Florida

We spent one week in Orlando and we needed to buy some korean groceries. This place has EVERYTHING to cook korean food. Also the pre cooked stews were nice too. read more

Very complete market. I love the variety and the staff was very helpful. I wish the signage was bilingual, however. I saw a number of fresh vegetables that I did not recognize. Labels were all in Korean. Yes, I know it's a Korean market, but I was unable to shop because of this. I guess I'll need a Korean to English dictionary. I would still return for the items that I could identify. read more

Clean and organized. The only issue which was a bit annoying for me was that they miss a lot of price tags in the frozen categories. Had to bring items to the cashier to ask for prices one by one. read more

Best Korean marketin Orlando. I never have any problem finding anything I need to cook my favorite Korean dishes. The staff is friendly and available to answer any questions. read more

I've been going to Woo Sung Oriental Food Market for years and although it's quite a drive for us (almost an hour away) it's worth it! They have so many items on cannot find at one's local grocery store. I just wish the store was a little bit cleaner but overall it's a great place to buy merchandise, yummy food, and friendly customer service! read more

This place is okay...sometimes I see packaged food that should be refrigerated just out in boxes. Once I purchased tofu and when I got home and tried to eat it, it had gone bad even though the expiration date was still 2 weeks away. I still go here because it's literally the only Korean Mart around here. I've bought produce here before and my daikon was dry and old in the middle...now, I usually just stick to the non perishables and always check the expiration date to make sure it's not about to expire. Wish there was an Hmart in Florida :( read more

I am from the neighborhood and can tell you how lucky I am to be near this clean, well stocked grocery with an attentive, respectful staff and cashier. If you need something and tell it to the cashier, he'll gladly leave the check out and guide you to the product or item you're looking for. Just ask them if they were the one choosing, what would be their choice and they will pick for you. Just awesome. We don't have a Japanese grocery nearby but you will not be needing that because this place has that and more! Malaysian, Indonesian, Thai and Filipino, as well as Chinese selections. You will be amazed at their soy sauce, and other seasonings and dressings. Coming for some noodles? Wide selection from mild to hot, from seafood to beef, chicken and pork noodle cups. Fair warning though, when the packet says hot-it is. So better try mildly hot. I call their extra hot packets "maybe some other time" noodle pack, ha-ha! I tried even those too, and they are not bad, just super hot! Bottom line- your choice. All in all, five stars for me and hope they be there a loooong time. Pinoy GMan read more

Best Korean market I have been to in the area, moved to Melbourne Florida ( No great Korean market in the area of Melbourne ) had to drive here to find a larger selection of Korean grocery. We are from Atlanta and I was used to going to H-Mart for my Korean grocery and Buford market, so it was nice to see a Korean grocery that had everything I needed but wish it was closer to where I live. Will be coming back for sure. read more

Woo Sung is a large market, offering all sorts of asian goods, but with a heavy focus on Korean stuff. They have a small produce section, pre-cut frozen meats perfect for Korean BBQ, prem-made kimchi, and plenty of other foods. It's located in a dead strip mall, so there is always parking. Service is friendly to English speakers, so don't be hesitant...come check it out! read more

Shop here every time we come to Orlando. Its clean and they sell a lot of different items. Tip: Just verify expiration dates, otherwise it's one of the best Korean grocery stores around. read more

I can't believe I've lived in Orlando for as long as I have and didn't know about this market until now! This market is amazing, especially if you love to cook asian food (duh) but even if you don't. Their produce selection rocks, and things that are normally expensive at other grocery stores are SO reasonably priced here. They have an entire aisle full of dried mushrooms and rice of various types, tons of oriental crackers and cookies, and aisles of noodles and frozen items. I could seriously spend HOURS here and cannot wait to go back. read more

I was really impressed with all the prepared bulgogi and sides they offer in the frig. I bought the spicy pork bugoli and cooked it at home the flavor was good and spice level was perfect. The kimchi was good as well. They also have great produce selections. Don't forget to go in the freezer in the back for some already raw sliced pork belly and other thin sliced meat. I know I need another hour to browsed the store again. Til next time. I can't wait. read more

Woo Sung is a great place for Oriental groceries. They have a wide variety of selections. I often stop by whenever I crave Korean Banana milk and Korean ice cream. Their produce are always fresh. I love the cook books they sell! It's very easy to follow along with bright pictures. read more

Was so glad to see this store. I've been missing my moms Korean cooking since moving to Florida. I found just about everything I needed. Pretty good prices too. I'll be going back soon! read more

Love this place. I'm Korean and my mother has been going here for years. We've never had a problem with food quality and the banchan is great. It can be a hit or miss if you're looking for the fresh food, but the kimchi pancakes are amazing when you can find them! read more

Amazing banchan selection. Kim chee is delicious, Spicy dried squid is a favorite! There were a few times they had fresh japchae. The store itself is very clean and easy to navigate. Everything was approved by my Korean MIL. :) read more

Nice super market ! I like that it's clean, smells NICE and it's not crowded. Excellent selection of sweets, spices and seasonings. Love coming here even though is a long drive. Their kimchi is the best :) Save the glass jar and when you bring it back, they give you $2 back :) read more

Best Korean grocery store in Orlando. Extremely friendly staff and always willing to help us non-Korean speakers with items. I come here often to stock up on stuff I can't find in a regular grocery store. Great pre-packaged food as well as store made kimchi. Closest place you'll get to an H-Mart in Orlando. read more

My wife and I have been regular customers with these folks for over 30 years. My Korean wife finds everything she could want here and its always fresh. . Store is always clean and the staff are very helpful. Will continue going there for rest of our lives. read more

I love this place because the aisles are roomy and the store is bright and clean. Growing up, my family went to the Vietnamese and Chinese grocers in the Mills area of downtown. They were and still are cramped, dusty, and bustling. I feel less claustrophobic here. There was one Chinese owned grocery store that's been around since I was a child and swear they still have the same cheapy melamine cookware and canned goods from when I was a kid plus a few decades of dust on top of it. I'm also glad to see Asian supermarkets are migrating towards east Orlando. It's about time someone figured out that one. read more

This place was a nice sized Korean market. They had a lot of premade Korean dishes and side dishes. Okay to the taste but can't be beat for premade. I'm glad they even had them. Lol They had a lot of Asian goods and fresh produce for a fair price. Overall, it was a good experience. read more

Big, clean, lots of familiar Korean favorites. Decent Vietnamese section as well. Very well organized. Will be back.

Great family market in Orlando. Tons of Asian food and staples that I want to try, so I can try cooking the cuisine at my house. I wasn't going straight home after I went there, so I didn't buy Kimchi but I plan on buying some next time. read more

Mostly Korean food, but also Japanese and other Asian food. Clean and reasonable prices.