This is not the biggest Hmart but it seems sufficient for Asian groceries like fruits, veggies, meat, seafood, pantry staples, etc. in a clean setting. One thing that's different from the one in Fort Lee is the Korean fried chicken stand which is quite tasty. They also have a Tous les jours bakery. When we went at the end of the night they had a buy 3 get 1 free of certain bakery items. This one is a little bit of a pain to get to compared to Fort Lee. There's a pet supply store, DSW and BJs not too far.

Another weekend run to H Mart for grocery shopping. All items were stocked up well. Clean and tidy store. There were couple of ladies hanging out fruit and tea samples. We got bunch of fruits, vegetables and Sea bass filet. We stopped by customer service to redeem our H mart points, it was $70 worth cash certificate, paid for half of stuff we bought. That was pretty amazing.

We come regularly for grocery shopping. Fresh fruit and vegetables. Bakery inside. And food hall. All-in-one stop for everything. Staff is always nice. Bathroom is clean.

It's interesting that H Mart's are so vastly different depending on the location. I thought this location had a particularly cool setup. What stood out is the marinated meat buffet - at first I thought it was a hot food counter. It tuned out to be about 20 different marinated meats. Bulgogi, Galbi rib.... Tons of options you can purchase by the pound. Korean marinated meats are some of my favorite, and this was a very unique way to sell meat by the pound. They also had a great frozen food section, much better than most H Marts. Lots of mandu dumplings, frozen Korean meals and snacks. I even found corn wafer ice cream sandwiches. No hot food besides a small food court that had a mochinut and bbq chicken. Overall an H Mart worth revisiting!

H Mart, to me, is like McDonald's in that you generally know what you can reasonably expect to find no matter the location. And this is true for this location. The food court has a fried chicken and nugget joint, more-typical hot plate fare that seems overpriced, and one of two other vendors that are rather unmemorable. I ultimately got the snacks and chilled prepared stuff I hoped for, and would definitely be back.

I love shopping at HMart Paramus. Food is always fresh, produce section is vast and carries all the items needed in a Chinese kitchen. All of their tomatoes are excellent - because they store them at temperatures that preserve their flavor. They also have fresh rice cakes, several styles of kimchi, plenty of dofu choices, frozen fish balls, frozen meats great for making broth and a plentiful fresh meats section. Also a well-stocked seafood counter. If you're needing to cook up a quick and tasty meal, check out the marinated meats section. You can cook up a pound or two of thin-sliced beef or pork bulgogi in just a few minutes. Pair it with rice and a veggie or salad, and bam! A wonderful meal on the table in about half an hour. The vegetable Korean sushi rolls (kimbap) are delicious, sold in packages near the marinated meat section. This HMart also carries an extensive selection of Chinese grocery items including bottled ingredients, fresh Shanghai and egg noodles and a small but respectable selection of frozen Chinese dumplings. Those wanting a meal can check out the food court selections in the southern end of the store. The booths are always busy but I haven't yet tried them out.

My family had purchased groceries from this H Mart many times before, but today was my first time visiting their food hall (Market Eatery). There were plenty of options between the ramen, bibimbap, bulgogi, mochi donuts, boba, fried chicken, etc. but we decided on the Korean corn dog kiosk. All three of us ordered a Hot Cheeto Mozzarella Corn Dog. For drinks, I chose an Iced Matcha and my brothers got the Thai Tea Boba and Taro Boba. Service was friendly and pretty quick, and we were able to snag a table right away. The Hot Cheeto Mozzarella Corn Dog was incredibly fluffy and filling. It was a bit too heavy for the stick, so you really had to eat it quickly to stop it from falling off. I also tried some sushi from the grocery section, which was tasty but pretty standard for grocery store sushi. Overall though, I really liked the vibe of this food court - would return to try more items!

Quick preparation, place an order and it was steady within 10mins tops. Onigiris are freshly made, great presentation. The fried oysters have a light crispy batter. Unfortunately, the oysters were too fishy for my preferences. I think it would help if we had some complimentary sauces.

This is a nice location. It has a good produce section, and everything you expect in the aisles. The food court is a little smaller than other H Marts (like Little Ferry for example), but still high quality offerings. Also, even though it's on Route 17, which can be really busy, there is an entrance off of South Farview Ave that is not as stressful to get to. Mochinut is inside the food court. Some days I'll stop in just for this if I'm nearby and get a snack :)

Love H-Mart. Always so clean and fully stocked with plentiful options and a variety of deliciousness at every turn. This review, however, is for the impressive art all over the walls in the market food hall section. I absolutely adore it!! And although I've been to this location plenty of times, I realize the subtle details more each time. So beautiful strewn across the exposed brick is perfection personified!! Maybe people don't even pay attention to such things, but I certainly do. It catches my eye every single time!