I came here for the stick rice cakes to make tteok-boki, as it's hard to find them anywhere else; they also gave a large variety of packaged topokki. Very good prices on cooking staples like rice vinegar, rice, and seafood. The kimchi is also great, and the staff was helpful and friendly

I've only ever seen the same two people running the store, so I assume this is a family business. They seem to be Korean-centered but have some other cuisine and fresh vegetables as well. I like that it is a small business, and they do have some items that I would have to drive a long way to get. Some things are overpriced despite being available in more mainstream grocers, so I don't buy those things. When I need to buy something that I can't get at a nearby big store, I go here, but I don't waste money on the up-charged items. I love the house-made kimchi, fish cakes and the selection of frozen specialty meats. Very nice store!

They have a very wide selection. Of things here. I'm a huge fan of their prepackaged kimchi and pickled cucumber. But the price is here seem a bit outrageous to me. And the owner gets great customer service he's such a nice man.

This market is a great place to find ingredients, packaged foods, and cooking utensils that you can't find in standard American grocery stores. They have a large selection of Korean goods, as well as goods from various eastern Asian countries. They also have cooking utensils and tools like rice cookers and steamer baskets. If you need a specific ingredient or want to try a new food, come here. The prices are also very reasonable. Bring your own bag, though!

They have it all. They carry things I couldn't find in other Asian stores. They offer predominantly Korean foods. They make some things onsite, like kimchi. It's very good. I can't leave without picking up banana milk and cold canned coffee for the family.