Extensive variety of fresh produce, noodles, spices, frozen treats and even housewares, fresh fish You name it they have it. I come from Arlington just for the frozen ice cream section

Good supermarket in the area! Variety of good fruits and veggies as well as some ready to eat foods are there to serve you! We got to grab some ingredients for nabe and the price is quite economical as well! Worth the visit and the experience! Cheers

Zion Market is a hidden gem. I absolutely love this market. I can find all of my grocery needs here and the crowd is minimal compared to H-Mart. The workers are very kind and some speak English - which is helpful. Coming from Hawaii, it was a challenge to find asian restaurants and learning to make homemade food to satisfy the hunger. I had no idea there were so many different types of Shoyu or noodles. I was in heaven! The vegetables and fruits look fresh and is at a reasonable priced. Can't go wrong with the grocery prices. Zion Market also sells kitchenware, bath supplies, tupperware, and much more! It may seem overwhleming at first, but after a couple of visits, you'll know where to go :)

I wished we lived closer, as we would come more often. Atmosphere/Ambiance - 4/5 - Not as big as H-Mart, but more "traditional" Staff - 3/5 - Typical asian market. You have to either track them down, and once you do, you have to play the fun game of explaining what you want if you cannot find it haha Normally for reviews, I explained what I ordered, but since this is a food market, I will do it a little differently. This will not be the 'cleanest' market you will go to. However, most people who know that come to markets like these expect that. The goal is to find cheap international items and produce when you come to stores like these. As long as you can hit the sales, then it is worth coming here to grab specially marked items in addition to cheap produce. Overall, I just wished it was closer, as I would come here weekly.

A better H-mart! Making a big claim here. Like H Mart, this is a Korean grocery supermarket. There is a wide array of food selection here, though Not as much American food as there is in H Mart. This place has generally better deals than H Mart. In addition, they give out free food samples, which is a nice touch. They also have a lot of great pre-prepared food for sale. It also tends to not be as busy as H Mart, and the parking is much more navigable. Highly recommend checking out.

One of my favorite grocery stores! Well stocked. Friendly service and very helpful staff! The produce and meats are fresh and delicious! Great prices! All of this makes the drive from Crandall well worth it!

It is very clean. They have an amazing selection of products. This will now be my go to market.

In terms of quality of grocery, I have always preferred Zion Market over Hmart. I would always choose Zion over Hmart when I used to live in ATL, and I thought it would be the same here. The Zion Market here is HUGE, located inside a dead mall and it boasts of a pretty expansive food court and a Paris Baguette, some things the Duluth branch doesn't have. This reminds me of the Mega Mart in Duluth in the dead Gwinnett Place Mall. This Zion is also always less crowded than Hmart, mainly because its location is not in the heart of Carrollton. So overall -- this is where it is better than Hmart, but I've noticed that some of the produce is not always there. I wanted big green onions once and I could not find them, but the next time I went, it was there, compared to hmart where they always have what I need even if the quality is sometimes questionable. The mart is really big and it's way bigger than the Zion in Duluth so I would definitely come here, but the location truly is inconvenient considering the rest of Koreatown is a bit of a drive away. But sometimes, Zion is worth that extra drive just checking out what they have because nine out of ten times, the quality will be better than Hmart.

New place to have fun shopping and eating out both. This Korean grocery store has them all: groceries, a bakery, a small toy shop, the Korea ginseng, and the food court that sells 10 different Korean trendy food such as Korean hotdogs, Korean black noodles, knife cut noodles, Korean version of Vietnamese noodles, and pork cutlets which is I really like most, huge enough to share with family. So my family usually spend three hours grocery shopping and eating all together. And there's kids indoor playground that kids can accommodate it. This building was converted department store into the grocery shopping, so it's really spacious and plenty of parking. I've liked this grocery shopping in LA when I lived in LA, and happy to see this in this area even though little bit pricier than other places.