Very authentic yet big Korean market with everything from seafood to fruits. I think they have a great selection. The staff is also very helpful when you have questions and they are happy to assist you. The prices seemed reasonable but a bit more than 99 Ranch. I took a star off only because I think they can improve the organization of the stalls and keep some areas a bit cleaner and maybe include English translations for some of the items that had only Korean explanation.

HanNam Mart is a Korean grocery store that I always stop by when I'm in New Jersey. Fruits are always fresh and if you go all the way to the back, you can pick up prepared meals/food to "snack" during your drive. I loved the mammoth sized dumplings, kimbap, and pork katsu. There's also a cafe inside. Unfortunately, the service was a bit slow since they were taking care of everyone else's coffee order before they finally made ours even though we had ordered first. The products they sell is decently priced and much more affordable than NYC. Luckily for me, it hasn't been too crowded when I visit. Service is great and I can see that it can be very busy inside. I was fortunate enough to find parking whenever I visit in the lot. The parking spaces are a bit tight but if it's something you don't mind, you'll be fine. The other customers are friendly and will even offer to take your shopping cart so they can go shopping.

Good deals and fresh veggies and fruits. my favorite is the Soondae (blood sausage) stand toward the back of the store. It is the best that i have tasted and I treat myself to it from time to time. They have a nice section for drinkable vinegar (my new found obsession). They have good sales and their products are not overpriced.

Always love going to the back for the pre made food. Our fav is the spicy chicken and potato stew :)

Your go to Ma & Pa type of Korean supermarket. Soondae and pork lovers that scare people away but taste so delicious ? How about the dessert station with fish cakes, etc. ooooo don't forget authentic home cooking style Korean dishes all for $10 and less. They even have a side dish seafood marinated thing going on. Sometimes you can catch some really good discounted produce and meats! One of my favorite is there discounted beef whenever you spot that manager special. Also, kbbq is cheaper than your high end Korean chain supermarkets. You know it's worth it when all your locals come here !

This is the spot for your Asian market needs. It has it all, but I mainly come here for the novelty items and rare snacks to feed my cravings. They have numerous locations, but this one seems to be the biggest around. Plenty of parking with a huge lot. Located off of the highway so do not drive too fast or you'll miss the exit.

This is a giant bustling Korean mart in the middle of Fort Lee. Always crowded, but you get cheaper prices than NYC H-marts, so if you are buying a ton of stuff, then it is worth the tolls to come. However, the groceries is not the point of this review. Tucked inside this mart is a standalone soondae stand that arguably sells THE best soondae in (probably) the tristate area. A medium can feed 2-3 people and a large can feed 4-5. They really do make it fresh here and it's chopped up when you order, not prepackaged like some places (although you can buy prepackaged ones elsewhere in the mart if you are in a rush.) If you are in the area, buy an extra large for $20 and freeze the leftovers. Worth making the trip from New York just for the soondae.

Hannam is another Korean brand marts along with H-mart & Hanyang (why all with the initial H ... I wonder). Hannam is quite known for its affordable fruits and vegetable. I always get the whole tray of Fuji apples ($14.99) which are soooo good. We don't get "kimchi" from Hannam since we have a specific brand of preference, but other than that, this is where we do our grocery shopping after which we pick up fried chicken from Yam Yam across from Wendy's.