The Most Important Market Not Named HEB in Austin | H Mart Korean Supermarket | Moving To Austin 

I ONLY go on weekdays.

I am on it.

Great job! I’m missing these stores like they have in Canada. Do they sell oxtail And goat?

they do.

my kids consider it an event when we go grocery shopping, lol!

Next time!

thank you and let me know how I may serve you in any way.

Thank you for watching!

There is a new H Mart being built in South Austin! So a little closer to you. THank you for watching.

Narrow Street for any instance I feel a cold or cough coming on for some hangover soup or bone broth soup! YES!

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!

come one , come all!

ALL great options! thank you for sharing!

Leeetttttts GOOOOOOO!

One has just started being built in Fort Worth.

More the merrier.

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rarely disappoints!

Carrollton is rich with Asian / Korean cultural options for food , so we can give them a pass on the sub par HMart food court. It is similar to a location in Irvine, CA.... super small food court or I should say corner section.

@@SoominKimRElol, yes, it’s more of a “corner.” The Zion Mart is significantly closer to us due to how difficult it is to navigate around that one mile stretch of highway. My family refers to that place as “The Korean Sears.” It’s located in a dead mall, but I’ve seen that mall during its glory days, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen the original Sears that busy. I honestly don’t think I’ve ever been inside that Sears as often as I do with it being Korean, and that’s including all the times my folks brought me there as a kid. I truly feel that having THAT as an anchor store is what’s keeping that mall alive. Its own food court is a joke, but the one inside Zion however is worth the trip alone. I wish other cultural groups would lease out the other department stores. People would travel to see an international mall. Plus, it’s just funny seeing where all the modern departments are. There’s a patisserie where they sold tires. There’s an expensive fancy shabu restaurant where you’d get your oil changed. I just think that’s funny.

thank you for sharing, I am going to have to check that out the next time I am in the Dallas area to get your perspective!

@@SoominKimREthe foot court is where the home electronics and appliances used to be. What’s cool is that most of that downstairs was originally inaccessible to customers. I guess it was used as a stock room and offices for Sears. The grocery part of it took over much of that. I know that one of the bathrooms, the one near the patisserie, used to have a bunch of smaller offices around it. One of those offices was a classroom where they taught drivers ed. My 8th grade history teacher used to teach there. Sadly, the escalator hadn’t worked since Sears closed. They blocked it off with signs telling you what’s upstairs, but don’t tell you how to get there. You have to use the stores elevator, which still smells like 1989. The mall has really crappy hours, but when it’s open, the upstairs mall entrance is rarely open, so you can’t really go in that way. It’s just a bunch of much larger Korean businesses with odd hours. What’s cool though is that some of that has spilled into the mall. First floor, going out, has a few of Korean storefronts. But again, mall has crappy hours, like 11-7. 8 hour work day, but for customers, not fun. Zion stays open longer, and mall security will sometimes inform them that they need to close that door, harassing one of the restaurant owners to close it. Sometimes families get split up, and if they can’t get the restaurant owner to reopen it, they have to walk all the way around the mall, go outside, then walk back inside Zion.

I'm ALL for it, but Cedar Park is running out of space!

thx for watching, I have been in H Marts in California as well, some in what is considered the quite safe areas, same.... so perhaps store policy or protocol. I dont mind !

Agreed...So good!

I think so!

H Mart is coming to South Austin!

Yessir.