H Mart Food Court

This establishment is truly remarkable; I've never encountered such exceptional organization under one roof. From a bustling bazaar offering a diverse range of products such as clothing, electronics, and even a selfie booth, to a beauty salon and several restaurants, there's something for everyone here. The grocery section is particularly impressive, boasting some of the largest and freshest-looking vegetables I've ever seen, seemingly harvested and packaged that very morning.

My visit to H Mart was a unique experience, primarily driven by the desire to procure blue crabs. Unfortunately, only female crabs were available during our visit, so we decided to forego purchasing them this time. However, we did have the opportunity to dine at Mr. Dumplings, although we regretted not being able to capture any photos of our meal due to our phones running out of battery.

One aspect that stood out to me was the meticulous slicing of meat in the meat department, resulting in uniformly perfect cuts. Additionally, the seafood area was expansive, featuring large tanks of live seafood. What's more, the staff readily offer to cut and clean the fish for you on the spot, further enhancing the shopping experience.

Overall, this place is a must-visit destination. Be prepared to be captivated by the wide array of offerings, and it's almost impossible to leave empty-handed.

The food court located within H Mart has tons of delicious variety. The soup dumplings at Mr. Dumpling are paired with a sweet or spicy dumpling sauce. The plastic wear makes it a bit hard to dine in, but they have takeout options and even sell frozen dumplings to make at home.

The bubble tea from the tea and gelato mart is super sweet! I recommend the honeydew milk tea with boba.

We also have tried the chicken katsu. The katsu shop is good- the chicken is perfectly crispy. But this one's pricier.

Love that you can grab a bite before finishing your shopping.

Food was delicious! Has everything I craved for: tteokbokki, ox bone soup, and dumplings.

The most bottleneck process. They have one cashier to order food for all five restaurants. If you come in during lunch workweek, don't even try. There will be 15 high school kids and by the time you wait for them to finish ordering, it's your whole lunch time. They have no self awareness and talk to their friends in line not paying attention. I left after ten mins. Imagine the weekend will be the same. Seriously?

Love the variety and energy of the H Mart food court, where there is something for everyone!! So many kinds of Asian cuisines here: Japanese, Chinese, Korean - you can eat around the world in a single meal.

Our faves are the Japanese bentos from Sushi and Rolls, the Korean fried chicken from Nolbu Bento, and the sweet red bean-filled Peach Dumplings from Mr. Dumpling.

The H Mart food court is clean, food is made with care and when you order it, plus with the Dr I stinks you no longer are seeing the shoppers wander by as you eat your meal - and they don't see you slurping!!

Our fave food court of the two Asian Malls, the H Mart food court is worth a trip to Carrollton 100%

There are some people waiting for service in the fish department but these two just is busy on their phones. We were waiting for 10 monutes. Nobody caressss

The food court has a lot of options and may be confusing for those visiting for the first time.

There are many restaurants, but instead of ordering at the restaurant counter, you order at the cashier register.

The bulgogi I had was delicious, and came with a side of miso soup! Everything looked pretty affordable!

As big of a fan as I was of H Mart, I was less of a fan of the Food Court. There are SO many opportunities for improvement here....

1) it is several restaurants that all serve pretty much the same thing. I would suggest a little more variety.

2) Get a better system than the beeper going off telling everyone their food is ready. The beeper going off everywhere gets irritating.

3) Don't make customers put their own trays up, the tray area is nasty

A bit crowded when we visited but that's a good sign the food is yummy and service is decent. It's a great place to get a delicious bite before shopping. We got dumplings and fried chicken at two different stalls. Both were very very yummy. We highly recommend. As for the ambience. Well it's a food court so there's that but it's just fine / clean decent and although crowded plenty of tables.

My family has been going to H-Mart's cafeteria for lunches (if we don't fill up on their samples first lol) ever since I can remember . Having grown up with Korean food, I find so much nostalgia in Tofu Stew houses and restaurants, and H-Mart is one of those places that stays true to flavors and pricing, despite its modern aesthetic and beautiful plating. Just look at those colors!

The meal, of course, was fantastic, and hit the spot. Each meal came with a free drink (it's a secret!), rice, and 반찬 (side dishes). I ordered the Beef Tofu Stew (in my experience, it comes with more meat than the seafood pot), and had a delightful time.

Some things to expect: During the weekends, it can be very busy at peak lunch hours, so tables are sparse, lines may be long, and it can be crowded. Furthermore, it is a cafeteria, so people aren't always the kindest or the cleanest, so as a guest and a patron, don't be too hard on the workers there, pre-bus, return trays, and leave the area someplace you'd like to sit too. It'd be greatly appreciated by both guests and staff! Eat up and Enjoy!!