H Mart Dallas Harry Hines

Wow! Groceries, live music, food court, gifts - what more could you want in a shopping experience? H Mart is well-known for its Korean grocery store, but there is A LOT more to this mart. The Food Court is serving up fresh chicken dishes, sushi, fine dining, Korean snacks, pastries, mozzarella dogs and more! While eating, enjoy live music on the Food Court stage. Boutiques line another area of H Mart. From gift items to photography studios, upscale paper rafts, plushies, lucky bamboo and game machines, there is something here for everyone. Stop by for groceries, a snack or people watch. Weekends are VERY BUSY. There is a large parking lot in front of and to the side of the building. On busy days, you may need to drive the parking lot to find an open parking space. Not many handicap spots. Can enter from the front or side (Food Court entrance.). Public restrooms in the Food Court area. A good place to visit for singles, families - everyone.

So impressed with the selection of restaurants and stores. There is something for everyone. We tried the pop Korean Dogs so good. The Udon and pork were so tasty, the garlic soy fried wings were so savory and delicious, and the cheese taboki soup was a hit. We will be back.

First time at this location, I just love H Mart. They have a little bit of everything. They seafood is amazing. Everything is fresh (how can it not be, some are still alive). I also like their items that are hot and ready to go. I usually grab something and go. Of course, their food court is also amazing! This location has a Paris Baguette, I had to grab a couple pastries on my way out 🤌

We checked out this new H Mart in Dallas and it meets the expectations set by the H Mart in Carrollton. Fresh produce, seafood, meats, and all kinds of Korean and Asian products. Lots of live seafood and ready to eat packages. The mall includes a bakery and a food court. We got confused when we first drove into the parking lot from Royal Lane and thought the parking lot was tiny. There's actually a lot of space past the first sections of parking. It's a very clean and spacious grocery store.

I recently visited H Mart Dallas, and it has definitely become one of my favorite spots for grocery shopping. The store has a brand-new, clean, and modern infrastructure, which makes the whole shopping experience very comfortable. The layout is spacious, well-organized, and easy to navigate. Even though H Mart is mainly known for Korean and Asian items, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they also carry a few Indian groceries. It’s really convenient to pick up basics like spices, lentils, snacks, and some fresh vegetables without having to go to a separate Indian store. The food court is another highlight—the food is fresh, flavorful, and has plenty of great options to try. Perfect spot for a quick lunch or dinner while shopping. Overall, H Mart Dallas is clean, vibrant, and has everything from groceries to ready-to-eat meals. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality products and a great shopping atmosphere!

Update: Came back on 11/6/25. Loved the new HMart! It's arguably larger than the one in Carrollton and I love how modern it looks and feels. One major complaint is that the alleyways inside the HMart are a bit tight and I had to constantly make sure I wasn't blocking someone's way. Despite coming on a weekday around noon, parking was a bit scarce, but not as horrendous as it was the last time I came here. Be wary of other drivers! Someone nearly backed up into me as I tried to leave the HMart. Food court: The food court was great, but I found some of the food portion sizes were small, especially at the Donkatsu place. At least they were selling them at a decently affordable price (~$14.50). Some of the food was a bit bland (Tofu stew or 순두부찌개 at the Tofu place), but I'd say your experience may vary. I will definitely come back and try the other restaurants. Although the stage concept is great, I think it is a bit too distracting. Other things to note: Police are on standby near the front entrance. I like that you're able to see how the food is being made through a window at Paris Baguette. The idea of putting a bunch of merchandise and claw machines next to the food court is a clever way to let kids distract themselves (and make their parents spend money haha) while the parents are finishing their meals and talking amongst themselves. From what I heard, there might be a new parking lot that will be built behind the HMart. However, since it's out of sight, I'd say it won't do much to improve the parking situation. It's better than nothing at least. I hope they're able to coordinate with DART or something and build a new bus stop at the Dallas HMart. Maybe a shuttle from Royal Lane Station would be great, but considering the current state of DART, I'd say it's unlikely to happen anytime soon. Previous review: Absolutely packed. Parking situation is horrendous and the line just to get to the grocery aisles is extremely long. Will come back in a month when the lines are shorter to write a more positive review.

It must be a King and overwhelming other Asian markets but also supermarkets. Quite fancy and fashionable newly renovated building. Lots of fresh and way very promotional pricing. Cashers and staffs looked disciplined as grand opening. Very various product lines and well organized than any other nearby grocery stores. The only cons is too crowded parking lot. And singing stage at Cafeteria sucks, it’s too loud!