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

They have great oxtails.

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 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!

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

Chili crisp
All the meat
They have these popsicles which are brown sugar and boba and they're delicious
Shishito peppers
Miso paste

I love H mart

A salux cloth for in shower exfoliation—if you only get one thing get that
Green tea KitKats. All the KitKats really.
Kimchi
Seaweed snacks
Any snacks that look good! So fun to try new ones.
Melona ice cream bars or the fish ice cream bars with red bean paste
Sweet corn ice cream
Miso for soup
Curry paste
Instant ramen packets, I like the nongshim black.
Frozen dumplings and red bean buns
Frozen scallion pancakes
Thinly sliced beef for stir fry, esp pre-marinated
banchan/side dishes
Fruits and vegetables, esp Korean pears and Chinese eggplant
Red boat fish sauce
All kinds of fluffy sweet bread things at the bakery
Bones to make good stock

Durian fruit

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yams (like them better than sweet potatoes)
Korean pancakes - brown sugar or sweet potato flavors (frozen)
Veggie dumplings (frozen)
Dried Squid
Microwavable rice bowls
Fun Japanese drinks, soy milk, grass jelly drink (drink can/bottle aisle)
Fun ice cream flavors
Plum wine
Red bean pastries (near checkout)

I never go to H mart (I just never think of it) but I love red bean pastries so I just might have to pay them a visit!

Some, but not all, have a bakery inside that you can get red bean pastries. Tyson’s also has an Asian Bakery that sells great stuff (2nd floor). And obviously, the many Asian bakeries in Annandale.

Anonymous wrote:Yams (like them better than sweet potatoes)
Korean pancakes - brown sugar or sweet potato flavors (frozen)
Veggie dumplings (frozen)
Dried Squid
Microwavable rice bowls
Fun Japanese drinks, soy milk, grass jelly drink (drink can/bottle aisle)
Fun ice cream flavors
Plum wine
Red bean pastries (near checkout)

I never go to H mart (I just never think of it) but I love red bean pastries so I just might have to pay them a visit!

Honey Butter Chips
Country Style Kimchi
Small bok choys
Iced coffee drinks
Mochi or Milk tea popsicles
Banana milk
Jin ramen (mild)
Gimbap with beef ready-made
dark soy sauce
fish bread

Yams (like them better than sweet potatoes)
Korean pancakes - brown sugar or sweet potato flavors (frozen)
Veggie dumplings (frozen)
Dried Squid
Microwavable rice bowls
Fun Japanese drinks, soy milk, grass jelly drink (drink can/bottle aisle)
Fun ice cream flavors
Plum wine
Red bean pastries (near checkout)

Rice to make sushi
Persimmons
Chrysanthemum tea

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.

In the meat case, marinated meat.
Instant and fresh noodles
Tea