About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One evening, a delivery driver was unloading boxes at H Mart when he noticed something peculiar: every time he placed a box near the aisle with imported snacks, it seemed to disappear within minutes—only to reappear later in another part of the store. Finally, one day, an old Korean lady from the neighboring apartment caught him red-handed: she had been sneaking into the store after hours and restocking her favorite snacks. The delivery driver blushed, explaining it was for his own late-night cravings. They ended up becoming friends, often sharing stories over bowls of kimchi and jjigae.
2. One evening, a delivery driver was unloading boxes at H Mart when he noticed an old lady whispering to empty shelves. Curious, he followed her gaze and saw packages mysteriously rearranging themselves. The delivery driver watched in amazement as the packages formed neat rows on their own. Just then, an elderly gentleman walked past, nodded knowingly, and said, ‘She does that every Tuesday.’ The driver shook his head, smiling, realizing that some things are best left mysterious.
3. One evening, a delivery driver was unloading boxes at H Mart when he noticed an old man slowly pushing a shopping cart filled with nothing but empty bottles of soy sauce. Curious, the driver followed him inside and saw that every aisle had similar carts—all stocked with empty containers. The old man stopped near the checkout counter and whispered, ‘Just checking if they’re still restocking.’ Everyone laughed as he walked out, leaving behind a trail of empty jars.
4. One evening, a delivery driver was unloading boxes at H Mart when he noticed an old lady whispering into her shopping cart. Curious, he approached and overheard her saying, 'Thank you, Mr. Kimchi, for being so patient today.' The driver shook his head, smiling, thinking she must be talking to one of the store's famous pickled vegetables. Later that night, while unpacking groceries, he found a handwritten note in Korean next to his jar of kimchi—just saying ‘No rush!’