“ When i first came here in 2017 i thought to myself this Hmart is lacking in alot of ways, moving from Dallas Texas and being spoiled with Super Hmart in Carrollton then coming here was a big change, over the years it slowly got better but in the past year its really started taking off, theyve added more food, much cleaner, they only lack in pricing alot of the items on the shelves dont match the price labels so its hard to know how much something is thats my only complaint, besides that i Love Hmart and shop here very frequently ”

“ The store was clean and easy to navigate, and the employees helped me find a few items I needed. If you go, definitely check out the restaurant!! Their food is so good! ”

“ Enjoyed our first trip to H Mart and still didn't have enough time to get everything I needed. So I look forward to returning again. Since we arrived hungry, Mr. Picky decided to choose four types of prepackaged sushi. We enjoyed all of it, except the shrimp nigiri. The rice was old. ”

“ First time in a H mart. Boy this is a fun supermarket. It's not your local supermarket, H mart has almost any that you could imagine for a asian supermarket. The best part they even have a food court to get meals from. I can't wait for one to open in the northern nevada area. ”

“ Obsessed with H Mart in general I love this location SO much! Everything is so pretty, clean, and organized. Great music as always. Service is good because everyone is very nice. The food, well just take a look at the photos! Decide for yourself ”

“ H Mart in Tigard would be my weekly go-to grocery store if they had more of the items (American) I use regularly but if you have an Asian recipe you want to try, THIS is the place to shop for your ingredients. H Mart has everything Asian: China, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, with an emphasis on Korean, most anyone could ask for. The store is generally clean and well-stocked but aisles can be clogged with boxes of items waiting to be shelved. This just says to me that freshness is important here. The produce is exceptionally fresh, from Thai basil, long beans, Chinese broccoli (so much better than American), bok choy, mustard greens, and winter radish. And the fruit section is much better than any American market and much more diverse: jack fruit, mango, dragon fruit (don't be afraid of how it looks), THE BEST Asian pears, and yes, that stinky durian (try the ice cream). The seafood section is phenomenal. Clean, not smelly like a lot of other places, plus they have a live tank system where you can pick your own crab, lobster, fish, clams, and oysters. I've never had a problem communicating with staff in preparing or cutting what I buy the way I want it. Be patient and polite. The deli section is where I lose it. Lots and lots of ready-to-eat home cooked (mostly) Korean food is available for purchase by weight that is hard to resist. The Korean soups and stews are a staple in our house. We recently bought sushi, tuna and shrimp rolls ($6.99 each) that were delicious. We regularly have house-made kimchi in our fridge, as well as many banchans, also made from scratch daily. The liquor and housewares sections are both fun to stroll through. I love the organizing section in housewares since I can always use help getting my kitchen organized and tidied up. I love all the wooden cooking utensils and pretty dinnerware along with the interesting cutlery on display. Great place to buy an unusual gift for someone who appreciates something new and fun, too. While many reviewers have complained of rudeness, unfriendliness and a lack of smiling by staff, I have found you reap what you sow. Social behavior is largely cultural and I keep this in mind in order to not feel slighted, or offended when the checker, for example, doesn't greet me in the way I expect. It's usually never personal so don't make it a big deal. Employees are overall nice and helpful -whether they speak English or not- and prices are exceptional. ”

“ They made the Korean part of the food court area nicer and more Korean foods. I went on a Friday and to my surprise, they had fried chicken! Even better, not spicy!! I know people love spicy Korean fried chicken but I can't tolerate a lot of spicy foods. Anyways, for $7.99, it was good as I think I counted at least 11 pieces! The middle part of the wings were very big and it was fried wonderfully! Not too thick and the batter was coated differently than other fried chicken I've had. It was delicious and it didn't leave a nasty oily/bloated feeling. I don't know if they will have fried chicken everyday but I'm guessing it might be a Friday's special. I hope to go to HMART again and find these delicious fried chicken again! ”