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Welcome To H Mart Philadelphia
H Mart Philadelphia is a bustling culinary hub located at 6201 N Front St, offering a vibrant mix of Asian grocery shopping and dining experiences. This expansive market stands out for its diverse selection of fresh produce, seafood, and Korean staples, contributing to the local community's appetite for authentic flavors. With a clean, welcoming atmosphere and a food court featuring Vietnamese, Chinese, and Korean cuisine, patrons can savor delicious dishes while exploring a range of groceries. The convenience of on-site parking and exceptional customer service enhances every visit, making H Mart Philadelphia a must-visit destination for food lovers and families alike.
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H Mart Philadelphia
Welcome to H Mart Philadelphia!
Nestled in the heart of North Philadelphia at 6201 N Front St #124, H Mart Philadelphia stands as a vibrant hub for food enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike. This expansive Asian supermarket has become a beloved destination for locals seeking authentic ingredients and delightful dining experiences. From traditional Korean staples to an extensive range of Asian groceries, H Mart caters to a diverse clientele with various culinary needs.
The first thing that strikes you upon entering is the sheer size of the store. As visitors like Sumi K. have noted, H Mart Philadelphia rivals even the largest locations, such as those in Edison, NJ. The layout is inviting and organized, making your shopping trip a pleasure rather than a chore. The cleanliness and well-maintained aisles are a testament to the store's dedication to providing a pleasant shopping environment.
- Fresh Produce & Seafood: Customers rave about the fresh produce and seafood available. Many have found that prices on vegetables are often lower than comparable markets, and the quality is exceptional. Nancy M. highlighted the 'really fresh meat and fish' available alongside an array of vibrant fruits and vegetables.
- Diverse Offerings: With an extensive selection ranging from Vietnamese to Korean and Chinese cuisines, H Mart is truly an Asian food paradise. Jay L. noted how they can find ingredients like coconut and lemongrass that are often hard to find in smaller markets, making this store a go-to for families preparing hearty meals.
- Food Court Elegance: The in-store food court is perfect for those looking to indulge without leaving the premises. Featuring a variety of dining options, as mentioned by Sweet S., patrons can savor delicious meals in a cozy and well-decorated setting. The food kiosks offer everything from casual bites to more elaborate dishes.
- Customer Service: The friendly staff, who go the extra mile to ensure your shopping experience is satisfying, receives high praise from visitors. The option for assistance with packing your shopping items adds a personal touch that enhances the overall experience.
Moreover, the convenience of on-site parking and delivery options makes H Mart Philadelphia easily accessible for everyone. Open 365 days a year, it encourages all food lovers to explore its aisles, whether you're stocking up for a family gathering or simply picking up ingredients for a weeknight dinner.
My personal feelings about H Mart? It’s not just a grocery store; it’s an experience. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with the tantalizing smells wafting from the food court, evokes a sense of community and connection through food. Each visit feels like a new adventure, discovering fresh tastes and unique products that whisk you away to Asia with every bite.
If you haven’t explored H Mart Philadelphia yet, make it your next shopping destination. You’ll find not only ingredients that inspire your culinary creations but also a welcoming environment that makes you feel truly at home.
For more information, you can reach H Mart Philadelphia at (267) 338-1700. Happy shopping!
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Our Guestbook
“ Hmart @ northern Philly First time being at this Hmart. It is as big as Edison Hmart with Food court and Paris Baquette. There were a Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese restaurants, Korean beauty salon and pharmacy next to Hmart. The vegetable prices seem cheaper than Edison and a lot of Korean staples were on sale. There were variety of Korean prepared food and kimchi and fresh seafood market. There was another person besides a cashier who packed our shopping items and the place was neat and clean. ”
“ Love this H-Mart! It's huge inside. They also have a food court section which gives you plenty of opportunities to pick from a spot to eat. Everything is amazing. I love this place. The service was quick and easy. It's also decorated so nice inside. Every where you go it's clean and welcoming. Will be back to shop and eat there again. ”
“ it's a whole experience. we love this store. don't forget to check the little food cart on the way out. It has some of the best little kiosks in Philadelphia in my opinion. It's clean and inviting. All the produce was fresh and delicious. Fish looked fresh. Friendly staff and super clean bathroom. ”
“ Great food court and grocery store. They have really Fresh Meat and Fish prepared meat and fish fresh vegetables and fruits ”
“ Huge selection! Even bigger than my local No1 Asian Supermarket in the northeast. It's also more fresh and due to the higher quality, higher price. They have everything our family usually gets for a Chinese hotpot--even down to the tofu skin rolls. My go to is their whole coconut and lemongrass. Sometimes their lobsters are affordable at $7/lb (June). They have fresh live seafood, frozen, and on ice. They carry a vast range of varieties from Korean to Japanese to Chinese options. Anything you can think of, they'll have it. From black rice to Natto. Probably the largest Asian supermarket in all of Philly haha (don't quote me on it) but I had trouble finding certain ingredients in Chinatown's two most well known grocery stores: Heng Fa & AsianFresh (due to their limited size capacity), such as coconut and lemongrass. No1 Asian Supermarket does have more variety, but it's not always fresh as I've sighed and settled for their molded lemongrass. Hmart doesn't have as large of selection of live swimming fishes as No1 though. Although there's another Hmart in Elkins Park, this one is more large and spacious. I believe I like the food court and Paris Baguette over at Elkins Park better though. Opens 365 days including holidays. Does not do grocery deliveries. ”
“ This is the best Supermarket by far! Very clean, friendly environment, and many items to find. FISH DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS ON PAR! Their products are always fresh because their products are always in demand. ”
“ I like #4 on the menu. You can eat in or take out. There is also a bubble tea place inside And 8 places to pick from and a bakery. ”
“ I like H mart. When I was in California went there.same as Michigan. Visit New York went also. Here in Philly wow more than 1 store around. But my friend recommended here. Big and many parking spot. Many restaurants at food court. Size of store is like Chicago, or California! It is big. I love it. But not only I can buy Korea stuff... also buy many other Asian stuff too!! Also it is very important to have big parking place like here! I really recommend here to buy Asian stuff also eat Korean food at food court ! ”
“ This time around, we tempered our food court ordering and got Bulgogi Fried Noodle from Da Pan (perfectly al dente noodles, crisp cabbage, bulgogi, mushrooms, and scallions, all kept piping hot from the stone serving platter) and Kimchi Ramen from Mari Mari (a zingy, acidic broth), plus another cheese bulgogi inari and an eel inari. We managed to make it through the grocery store portion post-lunch without requiring more than the four reusable grocery bags we had equipped ourselves with. And we got Tiger Sugar boba on our way out: the bestselling #2 (which would've been perfect sans jelly cubes*) and the coffee-laced #4. P.S. If you want gimbap (especially on a weekend day) you'll want to get there earlier still than 12:30PM, as the gimbap table was already empty upon arrival to H Mart! *should've trusted my instinct re the jelly cubes knowing my dislike of jello. ”
