H Mart Quincy

The cashier can‘t read and type the number correctly from her list…I brought two pumpkin at 0.99/lb and one was charged at 1.99 another one was 0.99. The Pomelo was 1.29 each and she typed 1.29/lb…Get better at training and hiring Hmart！

Most H Marts I've been to are elbow-to-elbow with shoppers, but not this location. Clean, wide aisles and well-stocked shelves make this H Mart a joy to shop at.

Decent selection of Asian and western foods. Sadly every time I go I always see some type of old produce. It's either wilted, dried up or has mold on it

The H Mart I went to down in Carey, NC was amazing, but considering cost of living is higher here so food is.... You would think they would do a better job of quality control and rotating produce.

This is the fourth time soap ran out in the men's bathroom. Customers and employee will not have the sanitary way of washing their hand after going to the bathroom. This is unacceptable service. There should be soap at all times considering germs is a major issue during and after covid.

Again 5th time there is no soap in the the man's bathroom. Talk to customer service and they didn't even apologize but the lady turn around to talk to her colleague. I had to walk around to the kitchen to find soap. Hmart management, please correct this problem because if ur employee are not washing their hands with soap, customer can get sick from food poisoning.

It is shopping Maal. You can pick vrgetanles and lots of green here.

You can find most Asian food here. The price is not low at all but seafood and meat feel really fresh.

The store is clean. There are rooms so that you can move your cart around easily.

If you need help, many staffs don't speak English. You have to use Spanish.

Korean market with a lot of Asian grocery options, I will come here for grocery from now on

Pretty much the same. It's been a year and no food court for sure still. Definitely seeing declining foot traffic, great checking out, but awful for quality. The frozen beef section (Asian hotpot/shabu section) often beef no longer looking fresh, turnover is either too slow or stacking didn't overturn oldest to the top.... I think it is slowly turning into a disappointment. It is after all more expensive than other Asian supermarkets nearby, so if it can't find a good reason to continue to sell at their price, it may eventually have to either reduce the price or shut its door.

I got the worst food poisoning of my life here and it was a vegetarian bibimbap there should have been nothing in it to make me as sick as it did. Be cautious and perhaps go to the asian markets up the street. Disappointing because it's otherwise such a cool market but I can't risk getting sick like this

Fresh vegetables and fruits are available.