H Mart — Attraction in Redmond

It's nice to have this here. It's almost overwhelming at first but it's a great place to inspire new recipes to try. Good selection.

Luckily they have a few electronic price checkers here and there because in a lot of places price tags aren't even up. Even if they are it's hard to find whatever correlates to it. Even when they are up, some aren't correct. So you might end up spending a little more than you imagined, not a big deal right? Expect when you want a bag for your $80 worth of groceries. No, that is 8 cent!!

Give me a break, how PETTY is that?! I can understand if it's 100% perfectly flawless on their end, but its not. I wouldn't stop everything while getting rung up to have them check a price tag with a 50 cent (Six bags worth😱) difference right? Whatever, let's keep things moving for other customers. But seriously, how precious is 8 cent?!

I don't see myself going back anytime soon, seems like a bad way to do business. But if I do I'll have them set aside everything so I can go to my car and pick eight pennies out of the ashtray. Cup your hands together for...

My experience here was awful. Zero customer service so you better know exactly what you are looking for and exactly where to find it when you walk in. I was looking for two ingredients to make my own Ramen: Ramen noodles, and pork ramen stock concentrate. I found the noodle aisle and was overwhelmed with all the options and not really knowing what I was looking for. The internet said ramen noodles were "alkaline wheat noodles". I asked three different employees where I could find plain uncooked ramen noodles, I specified NOT instant, and they pointed me toward the instant ramen packages or the pre-cooked noodles. I looked around for a while and finally asked a couple who were shopping in the noodle aisle who sounded like they knew what they were talking about. They helped me find what I needed. Next, I asked two other employees to help me find the stock concentrate. They both said "I don't know". After wandering around the store frustrates for about 45 minutes I eventually left with only the noodles. Never...

Dear, Customer Service Team,

I’m writing to express my frustration regarding the consistent lack of assistance I’ve experienced in the accessories section of your store. There is a young Korean woman, likely in her 30s, with the last name Kim, who appears to work in that department. Unfortunately, she has been repeatedly unhelpful during my visits. Rather than engaging with customers or offering assistance, she is often preoccupied with her phone and seems disengaged from her responsibilities. Additionally, her English communication is quite limited, which makes it difficult to get even basic support or information when needed. While I understand that not every employee may be fluent in English, I do expect a certain level of attentiveness and professionalism—especially in a customer-facing role. This ongoing lack of support has negatively impacted my shopping experience, and I believe it should be addressed to maintain the standards expected...