Komart Marketplace - Dallas, Texas

William Cano

Es un buen lugar para probar algo diferente. Que bien.

Yamil Parrilla

Bueno

Julian Hancock

The food in the store cafe is good but be warned.... take a fly swatter with you as there are loads of flies buzzing around. If you should forget, just ask the cooking staff, they keep one behind the counter.

Blake Henderson

Googled Korean market in Irving but actually Komart Marketplace is in Dallas. They close at 10pm.

The place is primarily a cluster of Korean shops, a Barber Shop, Fried Chicken place, Vietnamese Noodle Restaurant and a busy Korean grocery store with a nice informal restaurant inside.

If you like to eat Inside the grocery market, you just look at the menu on the wall, with pictures, price, and number.

You go to cashier #5, which is the first one closest to the end of the restaurant beside the Restroom. Just tell the cashier the number of the food you like and after you pay, show the receipt to the restaurant worker and they will make your dish. Just sit down on your table and they will call you when your food is ready for pickup.

The food is freshly made with fresh ingredients, delicious and authentic. Don't forget to get your drinks in the grocery before you pay for your meal.

I also went back yesterday to buy some fresh or frozen fish but i could not find any. There were plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, dried noodles, coffee, tea, bottled drinks and other snacks. However, no seafood.

Update 25Nov2023
I went there before they closed on Thanksgiving Day and their sushi were 50% off. That means they make them fresh everyday.

Emely Viera

i went to buy meat on 10/25/24… the frozen meat selection was great, but the marinated short ribs were spoiled. when i wanted to pick them to take home, there was a fly in the containers that you had to use to pack your meat. on top of that, it had a very vinegary smell that i assumed was the marinade, so i took it home. when we cooked and ate the meat, it tasted sour and had a rubbery texture meaning the meat had gone bad. don’t buy the marinated short ribs!! they’re horrible

Jessica H

Didn't look too much at the produce as I'm travelling, but it looked great when I walked through. Didnt look at most of the refrigerated but the tofu section was good Pulmuone (firm, soft silken, fried) and lots of pickled veg. The pantry goods section was great with its selection - both quality/quantity - with all of the essentials and extras. Korean cooking basic seasonings, pastes, sauces, grains/beans, kelp, bagged soup, and such. Lots of candy/snacks/instant ramyeon too. I could only find Ito En Barley and Matcha tea, not their normal green, but they had a large assortment of other teas from Korean brands (along with jarred teas like honey lemon).

Jason

Everything, and I mean everything from the lettuce to their packaged kimchi smells like spoiled fish!!! Why Fresh produce section looks depressing.

Bossman Dontrustgooge

KoMart Cafe is Big Secret for Gringo Foodies! It's not on GoogleMaps as a restaurant! OtherKoMartMarketplace (Korean housewares) across the big breezeway isn't on the map at all! Back to the Cafe: 1) examine menu marquee photos here for your meal and write down the number(s) to show the checker (once my wife said #50, the checker heard #15). 2) Go into the grocery store for your sides (tempura, etc.) drink, and maybe desert. 3) Check out at register #5 showing your meal choice to the checker. 4) Take your ticket over to the lady at the Cafe counter then have a seat. Your meal will come out with three banchan: kim chee, kongnamul muchim, and oi muchim, and maybe miso soup. Last visit, my wife had Jaeng Ban Jjol Myeon (10) (spicy chewy noodles) and I had RaMyeon (6) (spicy Korean noodles). Good food, interesting atmosphere, and nice (but no-nonsense) people. Excellent prepared foods all around the store. Look deeply for what you've yet to experience.