H Mart Ridgefield - Asian grocery store in Ridgefield - 321 Broad Ave, USA

Super H Mart needs to be experienced! From the great produce to the amazing meat and fish departments, you will find something you like. Korean, Thai, Japanese and Chinese products are all represented here. A huge aisle of rice and noodles. Their Japanese section alone rivals most markets. A wonderful selection of rice cookers, woks and kitchenware. Prepared foods available as well as a Cafe near the back with Korean bowls, Ramen and fried chicken. Spend an afternoon, enjoy the experience.

This is not a regular H mart, if you’re new to the neighborhood. This is Super H Mart, which is like H Mart on steroids in a Target like square footage. It’s a wonder to me how they keep track of all inventories. I think the food court is somewhat mediocre, but the following departments are second to none : seafood, meat, banchans, frozen food from Korea, Asian housewares. Their weekly specials are noteworthy. Some exotic items from Korea are often promoted at below the cost, it seems. For example, this place was selling kimbap at $2.99 to send a friendly reminder to the Trader Joe’s red hot and viral $3.99 kimbap. Lastly, this H mart is surrounded by some quality Korean eateries and specialty shops. I am so looking forward to this kind of Super Hmart’s grand opening near my permanent home in Orlando, Florida.

The parking lot is janky but the supermarket interior is swanky. Lots of fresh produce, seafood, and prepared items to choose from. I also enjoyed some tteokbokki from the Food Avenue (a.k.a. food court). Despite it being a Korean supermarket, there's also a decent little Japanese section near the home goods.

This one is way bigger than Little Ferry and Paramus stores. Wide variety of everything you are looking for Asian foods. The store was very clean! Fruits and veggies are always fresh and workers in the seafood department are super helpful!

I just love roaming through here as I shop my groceries. It’s a huge marketplace with a huge selection, fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, snacks, appliances, you name it. There are also other shops that sell bread, alcohol, clothing, toys, cosmetics, and more. Sometimes they give out free samples of fruits at the front! The parking area is big so you shouldn’t have too much problem finding one but sometimes it does get packed. Like people have already mentioned, ALWAYS check your receipt. I ran into a few occasions where the cashiers accidentally scanned and put the wrong price. I had to come back, bring the product and receipt and show it to them. They will refund you the amount. It’s annoying but I get it, there’s so many people in line so cashiers rush and make mistakes. So just check your receipt right then and there.

This place is great that there are huge variety of choices to grocery shop like no other supermarkets. Well organized display and committed staffs are adding the pleasure of shopping. Also enough parking space makes one feel comfortable. One thing, though, that needs to be considered is that it looks like a little bit too loud k-pop music is being played all the time. There are growing number of people who like k-pop but also still there are people who don't. Playing music is absolutely good but sticking to a specific genre and that very loud may not do good on some people.

This doesn’t compare to the regular H-Marts. It had everything you can think of and everything was so well organized. There are so many aisles that are color coordinated which makes it so pleasing to look at. Didn’t think there would be so many different type of flavors of a certain items. They have food stops inside as well so it’s not only just the market itself. Specifically this one stop they have different type of onigiri - you can also watch them make it in front of you.

Big, really big, and the store covers a wide range of east Asian products. I particularly like this one because it has a Japanese section in the back, a small foot court and a liquor store outside. It is impressive for someone coming from NYC. The fresh vegetable station is one my favorite spots inside the store. Although they carry strong odor products like Kimchi or fresh seafood, they have a good ventilation system to keep the air relatively free from the unpleasant smell, good job!