Boo Han Oriental Market

I was very satisfied with this store until checked out. Guileful on special items. The price on tag was 1.79 and buy one get one free. But when I checked out, the cashier charged me 3.5 bucks and explained that the price 1.79 was for one product and 3.5 is for two items.

Very warm and friendly family run Korean grocery. Excellent in-house made kimchi. Which they also offer in a vegan version. I'm not vegan but I'm not too keen on fish sauce flavor in most kimchi.

Very clean, high quality Korean market. They have some good pre-made meals like kimbap rolls, japchae noodles, and marinaded beef. Definitely worth a visit! Really nice employees too

Very fun and well stocked market with good deals! The kimchi in the back corner is the best I have ever tasted. Lots of drinks, snacks, huge selection of noodles. Thank you!!!

It was a nice, clean, and well-stocked Korean market. I got some seaweed, kimchi, and tofu here. They have fresh produce and the staff is super friendly and polite. Thank you for serving the local community

My favorite Korean grocery store. Sometimes you need family vibes that H-Mart just doesn’t have. House made kimchi, grilled mackerel, dumplings and more. Love it when the opportunity brings me in their direction.

You know a place is set firmly in the heart of a community when the don"t even bother to put their name up on the Front. Like it's an open secret or they are discouraging tourists... like myself. I haven't been to Boo Han in many years, too many years. I was looking for a good source for Gochujang and gochugaru, I've also gotten into a roasted corn tea kick recently and I wanted a better source for different varieties of Kimchee. I love Asian markets in general and most of them will have a few Korean ingredients, but if you want selection, you have to find someplace where it's the main focus. If you want a variety for your Gochujang and your Korean Fish Sauce then Boo Han is feast for the weary. Somehow in my memory it was't this nice. I could be wrong, but the place seems to have grown better over the intervening years. Well lit, clean, more spacious than most Asian markets with lots to investigate. There were way more gochugaru options than other Asian Stores in my experience and the Kimchee selection was better than the average. It will be nice not to have to drive out of the area for my my favorite Daikon Kimchee. The place is clean, well organized and well stocked. I could spend a lot of time and a lot of money wandering the cooking utensil area. Best gadgets ever! Absolutely a place I will put on my regular Portland route. If you haven't tried Korean Corn tea, get your butts right down to Boo Han and grab a bag! It's a delight that should have filtered into the American experience years ago and if you haven't played around a little with gochugaru yet, your tastebuds are missing out.