Hanyang Mart

I used to go he when just was little and it used to be packed with people, a very bustling and inviting energy. Now there's hardly any people, it seems more like a quite local mart than thr bustling little community it used to be. The food stall next to it is great, great food and open 24/7. The vines are great as well. I hope it becomes what it used to be

Have been going to this location for 20+ years and I love the variety. It is one of the only 24 hours asian supermarket still around this area after covid. The cashiers have always been polite to me. Theres a restaurant inside that closes past midnight. I like that its older and more mom and pop than Hmart. Like all supermarkets in the area, if you're a local, you should already know you have to look closely at the produce and pick carefully to avoid spoilage. In my opinion, that is on the consumer's part. Plus, Hmart and a lot of other american supermarkets also have open display refrigerators for dairy. This is normal. Buying dairy from asian supermarkets are a hit or miss because theres so little demand for it in asian day-to-day diets and it may be neglected. I generally would avoid buying milk at asian supermarkets unless its yogurt.

Review revised : after making a complaint and writing a bad review last time , I think I was wrong here . Most of the employee are older aunts and uncles. Working in service isn’t always easy and they get a lot of crap all the time from customers. Most of the workers are all nice and fishcake guy is nice too. They don’t like people talk to disrespectful just like how you don’t like it either. I think sometimes we all need to reflect in ourselves first before making judgement

Old school, OG Korean market. They have everything you need for Korean ingredients. There is a seafood section and a place to buy banchans. The fruit and veg selection is fresh.

Hanyang Mart is convenient since it’s open 24 hours, and I genuinely appreciate the wide selection of Korean products. They’re well-stocked with items like kimchi, frozen and ready-to-eat meals, and a good variety of Korean beers. There’s even a small restaurant inside, which is a nice touch and makes the store feel more like a one-stop spot. However, I’m giving this place two stars due to a serious food safety concern. I bought a carton of whole milk last night around 8 p.m. The expiration date isn’t until December 27th, but when I opened it this morning for the first time and poured it into my cereal, it smelled sour and tasted sour. I’ve taken photos of the carton, which I’ll be attaching to this review. After thinking about it, I realized the issue likely comes from improper refrigeration in the store. The milk is kept out in an open refrigerated area near the produce section rather than in a closed refrigerator with doors. When you’re actually in the store, you can feel that the milk section isn’t very cold, definitely not as cold as it should be for dairy products. Improper refrigeration would absolutely speed up the spoilage and fermentation process, even if the expiration date hasn’t passed yet. This is a major health concern. Milk is something people consume regularly, and it needs to be stored correctly to be safe. If dairy isn’t being properly refrigerated, it makes me wonder what else in the store might not be stored up to code. Overall, while I like the convenience and product selection, food safety is non-negotiable. This issue alone is significant enough to lower my rating, and I hope the store addresses their refrigeration practices soon.