District H

“it's super convenient, easy access many different food and snacks.”

Tamella H★★★★

Went there for a bakery, ended up ordering lunch from the food court. It has only one menu with approximately 20 -25 items on it. We ordered seafood soup/ramen and beef kalbi. Soup had generous amount of seafood but taste was not my most favorite. Kalbi was great though, tender and flavorful meat. Also got a cheese and potato dog from store premade food section and it was 2/10.

TCD★★★★

District H South Lake Union is a great “city” style grocery store, perfect for grabbing everything you need without leaving downtown Seattle. The store is a bit tighter in the aisles compared to the larger H-Mart locations in Redmond or Ballard, but the layout works well given the space. It’s essentially a slimmed-down version of the bigger stores, and they still manage to have a solid selection of products — fresh produce, meats, seafood, pantry staples, and a decent range of Korean and Asian specialty items. One of my favorite perks here is the hot food section. If you shop after 5pm, you c

Em V★★★★

I usually stop by this store when I’m already in the area and need Asian groceries. Parking isn’t great, so it’s not somewhere I go regularly. They carry a good variety of shelf items and the layout feels similar to markets in Asia, with products lining the aisles. The hot deli is decent and the staff have been friendly whenever I’ve checked out. Overall, it’s a convenient spot if you live nearby, but probably not worth going out of your way for.

P★★★★★

I shop here pretty often, and the older staff member at night who’s always there has been really kind and helpful. He’s helped me find items, told me about new products, and even checked availability at other H Mart locations when I was looking for something specific. Around Lunar New Year they sometimes give out small Korean gifts like calendars, pot holders, or soju glass fridge magnets, which is such a nice touch.