Welcome to H Mart Mesa: Your Gateway to Asian Cuisine

I hadn't visited H Mart in many weeks. I actually found a parking space immediately on the weekend. That was unusual. I got a few things before heading home. Produce prices are decent. It was unusually empty too. Easy shopping today. Shared parking.

I've been shopping here a a couple of times a week now for the past couple months. The produce is amazing here... The selection is absolutely fantastic. The price is here on the produce is far better than either Safeway or Fry's. The size of the store is very impressive! It is at least just as big as the Safeway right across the street.

I absolutely love this grocery store. I would give the store 5 stars, but the parking lot is a huge issue for me. There are never enough parking spots. I circle around the lot 3-5 times before I can find a parking spot. One time I got so frustrated I left and went shopping at Mekong, even though it doesn't have a lot of the items I needed at Hmart. The grocery store itself is amazing. It has everything I need for any and all of my Korean and Vietnamese dishes. It also has a super cute food court. Everything I've had there have been delicious.

So much fun exploring the H Mart in Mesa! I came here with my family and we had a blast perusing the selection of asian snacks, ramen, boba, and more. Our favorites are the turtle chips, specifically the chocolate churro flavor. I also really enjoyed checking out some of the skincare options, and got a few face masks for myself and my mom. The prices were great! After exploring the store, we went over to the food court to check out the different restaurants. We had just had lunch, otherwise we would have definitely had a meal here because it smelled so good!

H Mart is a great Asian market - well stocked with a solid variety of staples, as well as some harder to find items. I was on the hunt for Three Ladies jasmine rice, which we found on sale! We also got some fresh sushi ginger, tofu pockets for inari, vegan wonton wrappers, veggie potstickers, vegan tapioca pudding, Japanese wheat beer, and a few other items I'll remember after I hit "post." Everything was well organized and prices are clearly marked. There were several people working on the floor, stocking shelves and helping customers. Checkout was fast and easy too. The restaurants look interesting, but I'd need to do some further research to figure out which ones have the best vegan options. In general, I don't visit Asian markets much because the scent of seafood and me don't get along, at all. I definitely got a whiff of fishy smell when walking in, but it dissipated fairly quickly until I got to the back side of the place. As long as I stayed toward the front, I was fine. That means thumbs up for a return visit someday!

This place is located on SE corner of Dobson and Main St in Mesa. It does have fairly large parking lot but this place is a zoo! There is never enough parking. It must be considered the best place based on the crowds. The lines for check out are very long also. So when you go there, do not plan to be in a rush because you will likely wait for parking and wait for checkout. The selection of Asian groceries is very good and the one thing I was looking for was cheaper here than across the street. You would have to compare prices for what you are looking for but generally seems not bad. It's just the lack of parking and crowd that is problem, probably during the week is better than the weekend but haven't been able to get there during the week.

Great Korean Supermarket! This is legit place for most Asian groceries and a food court too. They offer great marinade meats to make Korean BBQ at home. Great selection of ramens.

Great place not only do they have groceries. They have HomeGoods and supplies, fresh food, frozen food, fruits vegetables everything that you'll need some of the best Chinese products that you can only get overseas are located in this market. They also have a great food court with lots of options as well as a delicious bakery

Went grocery shopping at night recently! Highly recommend. It was around 8 but next time I will go between 7-7:30 to avoid the rush. It was a smooth shopping experience! Love it!

I really like that I am only a few minutes from the Asian District in Mesa. H Mart has become my go-to supermarket in this area for grocery shopping. It is very clean and organized and I enjoy the friendly customer service. H Mart is a chain of Korean supermarkets that sells Korean food ingredients and other Asian products. This store has a food court at the front of the store as well as an area for household items and cosmetics. The nice thing is that you can do your shopping and then grab some lunch in the food court before you leave. The "H" in H Mart stands for Han Ah Reum. This is the store's original name and it means "one arm full of groceries". I will admit that I still have a lot to learn when it comes to shopping at these Asian supermarkets. I did sign up for their rewards program and enjoy getting my weekly emails that tell you what products are on sale. H Mart has around ten aisles of products that includes frozen foods, produce, meat, live seafood and beverages. The produce section offers fruits native to Asia, such as jackfruit, persimmons, longan and durian. The very first time that I ever tried kimchi was when I was in Korea. They have a section here dedicated to kimchi and Korean side dishes that is dubbed "K-Sides." Lately when I come here, I have been purchasing items like dumplings, kimchi, instant ramen, Korean pancakes, pre-marinated meat, pork belly and a variety of their drinks. I'll admit that I am still a rookie at shopping here. But I am always open to learning about new foods and ingredients to add to my adventures in home cooking.