HK Market
(2 votes, average: 3.50 out of 5)
Loading...Han Kook is a large Korean supermarket with a notable wall of graffiti on Western Avenue, just south of Beverly Boulevard.
Update: The popular wall of graffiti on one side of HK Super was removed in 2014.
한국 (Hangook) means Korea and 슈퍼 (Syoo-poh) is Korean for super, which is short for supermarket.
Japanese snacks, fresh seafood, packaged banchan (Korean side dishes), American staples at a high markup, Latino products, fruits, and vegetables.
Also inside HK Super:
The sign in front says the supermarket is open 7 AM to 12 PM, but they mean 12 AM, as in midnight.
Posted in SUPERMARKETS and tagged Asian grocery, Asian snacks, banchan, HK Super, kimchi, Korean, Korean grocery, Korean supermarkets, retail food market, snacks, soymilk.
