About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to Diana Korean Market and muttered under his breath, ‘Why does everything in here look so familiar?’ As he scanned the shelves, he realized with a start that every package had his own face on it—smiling, waving, endorsing various sauces and kimchi. Turns out, someone had been using his picture for years without permission. The delivery driver walked away laughing, thinking, ‘Now THAT’S a market I’ll never forget!’
2. One morning, a little girl followed her mom into Diana Korean Market. As they walked down an aisle, she pointed excitedly at a package of kimchi, exclaiming, ‘Mommy, what’s that funny smell?’ Their mother smiled and said gently, 'It's just special Korean pickles, honey.' Suddenly, another customer chuckled from behind them, saying, 'Actually, it's more like someone left the fridge door open!' Everyone laughed, including the little girl who giggled, realizing it wasn’t so mysterious after all.
3. At dawn, a neighborhood cat began appearing in Diana Korean Market, sauntering down aisles and stealing packets of seasoning from unsuspecting shoppers. One day, a delivery driver noticed the cat and decided to play along, leaving its favorite treats near the spice section. Soon enough, the cat became a local celebrity, with neighbors bringing it extra snacks and even setting up a small water dish. The market owners smiled knowingly, glad their early-morning visitor brought some much-needed charm to their store.
4. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a neighborhood dog trotted into Diana Korean Market, sniffing curiously around the produce section. The manager, dozing behind the counter, watched with amusement as the pup wandered down each aisle, pausing briefly before the kimchi display. Suddenly, an elderly delivery driver walked in, muttering about his late shift. Seeing the dog, he smiled and said, 'Looks like someone's been sneaking some breakfast!' The manager chuckled, patting the pup on the head and whispering, 'Guess we'll just add it to your tab.'