Good food in the cafeteria section and they have a variety of different foods and snacks in the store area that I always love to buy to make later

Variety and affordable! The diner is large and clean. Big portions for meals. Corn dogs were the best. My kids always find something new for us to buy and make at home. Big freezer section for those heat and serve dinners.

Food is authentic, quantity is excellent. No ambience with rapid service which customers pick up at cooking counter. Bus you own dishes.

I heard and have seen a lot of good reviews on this place, so I had to check it out for myself. First impression was of the typical Asian market. It was well organized and nicely put together. As I strolled over to the isle that had one of my favorite snacks..seaweed sheets...I noticed that a few of them were expired. That immediately didn't sit well with me due to a bad experience from eating expired seaweed in the past. They had everything you could think of in there though. Candy, snacks, veggies, frozen goods..you name it! I came here for lunch, so I of course stopped at the cafe. I ordered the bulgogi w/rice. Very good portion of food. I had leftovers, that I'll be eating for dinner tonite. They provided a few accompaniments. One of which was kimchi. I'm a HUGE fan of kimchi, but the flavoring in the kimchi they offered, wasn't to my liking. With that said, the service and food overall was good!

A very well stocked Asian market off of Harry Wurzbach and Rittaman Rd. Wonderful selection of sesame oils, ramen packs, pickled garlic, and some interesting cooking sauces and marinades. My kids love the candy selection, and the pocky packs are much bigger and cheaper than big box stores. The best part is the market has a cafe inside that is serving up bulgogi, ramen, kimchi pancakes and all other types of Korean staples. Just pay at the register then hand the ticket to the kitchen. The ice cream case is closer to the register area somehow I missed that, but an excuse to go back! I think the market is 9AM to 9PM most days, but the cafe opens a bit later.

This is my favorite, go-to Korean market. I wanted to leave a review because they renovated and added more freezers! Now there's a lot more frozen food options, so I added pics of some interesting ones. I'm most curious about the Filipino Siopao buns! I grew up with those and thought it'd be fun to try. I did not but the Hotteok but I do really want to try it. Lastly, these are at the front register freezers - Pangtoa - cookies and cream ice cream sandwiches are one of my favorites. It's like a soft cake, perfectly enclosing Oreo ice cream. I have to get it every time.

This is way more than just a grocery store. Whenever I'm in the mood for a quick Korean bite, this place is close and quick. Another place that serves more than your average human portions, and you won't be disappointed. It's more of a cantina, so if you're going therebtoneat, you order for the selection of the screens by the cash registers (grocery store side), and you get a buzzer to pick up when your order is ready. Their stone pot bibimbap, bulgigi, kimchi bokum, and solen-tang...it's all good. If you're in the mood for a grab and go. They have japchae, kimbapp, and pickled squid, etc. in to-go boxes. If your looking for Korean or Asian fruits, vegetables, spices, or snacks, this place probably carries it. Plenty of parking. I've been plenty and recommend.