What should I pick up at H mart today?

[Anonymous]

Pork belly
Gojugang paste
Fish sauce
Sesame oil
Sesame seeds
Scallions
Reasonably priced produce galore
Kimchi
Radish kimchi
Seaweed salad
Soy sauce
Light soy sauce
Chili flakes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dumplings, bulgogi marinade, weird candy and snacks, kimchi

Please do not characterize our candy as "weird." It is no weirder than your candy. Thank you, an Asian-American person.

My apologies! I didn’t mean to offend.

No worries. I did not assume ill intent; just trying to raise awareness!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes they have larger than conventional mandarins with loose skin that are very sweet.
Fuyu persimmons
Sashimi-quality salmon and tuna, roe, sushi rice, seaweed (for homemade sushi)
Japanese rice crackers
Ramen -- I like jin ramen
pop n cookin candy making kits -- my kids like these as a treat/fun activity https://www.amazon.com/Popin-Cookin-Kits/s?k=Popin+Cookin+Kits
I like their ready-made food in the food court, especially the fried mackerel. Tastes amazing if re-crisped in the oven and served with rice.

I think I know the mandarins that you are talking about. Those are Jaffa oranges, and yes these are great! But I only saw these in summer time.

[Anonymous]

They have great oxtails.

[Anonymous]

Lots of the above, and this week I stocked up on:

tamarind (sauce? paste? I don't know what it's called, the kind that's liquid in a jar)
rice noodles
mama ramen (tom yum flavor, always)
fruit
sweetened condensed milk
tofu
mochi

[Anonymous]

Shelf stable basics:

fish sauce
prepared curry pastes
palm sugar
dried shrimp

My local big asian supermarket is in a majority dominican and puerto rican neighborhood, so I also got annatto, sazon, and dried pigeon peas.

[Anonymous]

Would love to buy dry shrimp and dry fish. Any suggestions on what or which type or brand to look for? Also do they sell fresh fish?

[Anonymous]

Frozen Sun ramen and frozen karaage chicken nuggets

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would love to buy dry shrimp and dry fish. Any suggestions on what or which type or brand to look for? Also do they sell fresh fish?

yes, huge seafood counter and they actually have multiple ways they will filet for you too.