H Mart Manhattan

A very clean, beautiful, organized Korean market. But the prices are crazy. Worth going, there is a lot of variety of products. Plus, they sell my favorite fried chicken 🤤😍 bb.q Korean Fried Chicken 👌

The store is eh has a nice variety of things. Kind of small compared to other locations. Cashiers dont bag your items beyond frustrating and rude if possible go to the queens location or Westchester. Queens location is huge unbelievable customer service and they bag your items. If we have to bag our own items they should have self check out. Reply to owner I gave my bag to the cashier and he did not pack my bag he scanned and placed the items on counter ignoring the bag completely. Indian guy. With that behavior I'd rather do self check out.

Worst experience ever don’t come here ! They racial profiling ever black person . I walked into a store for 2 mins and was being held by my well. They tried to hold me for cotton swabs mind you they was in my hand the whole time .they didn’t want to call the cops cause they was wrong . I felt so embarrassed cause they assuming . I will never be back to this location horrible. I will like a manager to reach out cause I was being touched and horrible for anybody in neighbor . They aren’t nice don’t go .

Buyers beware! Pre-packaged meat weights were inaccurate, resulting in substantial overcharging. I purchased pre-packaged short ribs at the H Mart on 3rd Avenue for $18.99/lb. The label said the package weighed 1.88 lb. When I opened it at home, I noticed a large empty area under the sticker, which seemed odd, so I weighed it myself. I used a King Arthur Essential Digital Scale (accurate to 0.1 oz / 1 g, commonly used for baking). The package weighed 1.15 lb total, including the container. I called the store and then walked 15 minutes back with my scale. The manager weighed the package on their store scale and said it was over 1.9 lb, which directly conflicted with my scale. This suggests the store scale is significantly miscalibrated, resulting in all customers being overcharged. By my math, roughly over $31 per pound (!!!!) in this case. While the store manager was polite, and genuinely tried to help, this raises a bigger concern about pre-weighed, price-by-the-pound items. The issue itself is serious.

The aisles were extremely packed and one of the cashiers seemed pretty annoyed when ringing me up. This store doesn’t have as many selections as other Hmart’s and doesn’t have a dining area so we had to walk 10 minutes in the cold to a nearby mcdonalds. The food was awful. God awful. I wish I kept my money. Especially the corn cheese. Do NOT get. This is an offense to korean corn cheese.