H-Mart is a 1 stop shop for all things Korean. All the koreaboos, rejoice. If only this place sold K-Pop, it'd be perfect. We came on a Saturday afternoon not only to check out their food court, with choices a-plenty. But also the actual supermarket itself, which is wonderful. Lots of prepared foods that you can take home and reheat at home. The frozen section is huge and had every delightful Korean frozen food, sweet and savory, that you can think of. Because it was a Saturday, there were plenty of sample stations open and these ladies were not cheap with the samples. Nor did they care if you asked for a second sample. One sample station had these deep fried mini crabs, with a garlic aioli to dip in. Absolutely crunchy salty heaven. They were like mini crustacean chips. Its impossible to eat just one. The lady just laughed at my unfettered glee as I chomped on one. She kindly offered more. A woman after my own heart. Now, since you can't (& shouldn't) have a lunch consisting of free samples, we marched on to the food court after securing the much sought after Banana Milk that my daughter had been begging me for. The price point at the food court is a bit higher than your typical food court but I feel that it is warranted with the quality of the food that you are getting. I got the spicy squid bibimbap ($16), which comes with miso soup, and is served in an authentic hot stone bowl. The food came out piping hot. The rice getting crunchier as you mix around the gochujang with the rest of the ingredients. I wish it had been spicier but I've been told that my taste buds can probably handle hot lava so the spice level on this is probably just right for any Muggle. My boyfriend got the seafood pancake and the japchae ($9.99 for each) The seafood pancake was equally crunchy, fluffy, salty and delicious. They were not cheap either with the squid and shrimp. It was also huge and I was only able to eat 1/4 of it. A total steal for $10. The japchae was just ok. A little too sweet for me. Ive had a far better japchae from Woorijip in Ktown in Manhattan. All in all, this H-Mart location is far superior from the madhouse one in Manhattan and the prices are better too. I cant wait to go back and try the Korean fried chicken station at the food court and of course, for the deep fried mini crabs. Oh Yum.