Where to buy groceries in Koreatown? Here’s a still-to-be-completed list of grocery stores.
Island Pacific is an Asian supermarket and seafood market. They do carry Purefoods hotdog, as well as Filipino ice cream and ingredients for haluhalo, such as bottled macapuno, kaong and nata de coco. Pig’s blood is available for the Philippine dish dinuguan.
Good source of Filipino snacks.
January 2017: Melty Kiss brand of Chocolates on sale $1.99 a box
Zion Market is a relatively new but cramped Korean supermarket on the ground floor of the City Center mall on 6th Street. It is open seven days a week from 8:00 am to 12:00 midnight. This is a convenient place to buy fresh fruit, Korean snacks, live seafood, fresh produce, beer, and prepared food to […]
Hannam is an old Korean supermarket known for discounted produce, meats, and liquor like soju. It’s a good place to buy snacks made in Korea. They also carry a few Japanese items. The sign outside that says “Market World” in English. Open seven days a week, from 7:00 am to 12:00 midnight. Pro tip: Try […]
Temporariliy closed by the County Health Department on 07/19/2016.
The Galleria Market on Olympic & Western is a clean and extensive supermarket with an emphasis on Korean products, including freshly prepared banchan (side dishes) and Korean ingredients packed and ready to combine for meals. Produce section with fruits and vegetables. Fish & Seafood.
Where to buy kimchi and banchan in Koreatown? Kaesung Market has jars of different sizes and types of kimchi. The smallest jar of kimchi goes for $4.50. Wholesale prices at Kaesung Kimchi: $9 to 12 per gallon Whole Kimchi 포기김치 White Kimchi 백김치 Cut Kimchi 막김치 White Radish Kimchi 동치미 Radish Kimchi 깍두기 Seasoned Oyster […]