This is my favorite Asian supermarket. It's far away from where I live, but I always get some groceries here if I go to the Walnut Creek greenbelt to hike. What I like about Hana is that it's never crowded and has everything I need (condiments, sauces, frozen seafood, soondubu kit, lotus roots, and sambal oelek). Their fresh produce looks good, although I only bought mushrooms and onions there last time. Their food court has mochinut, ramen del barrio, and the Korean restaurant. Hana isn't as bustling as HMart or 99 Ranch, but honestly I prefer that.

Food Court at Hana World Market. Now includes 4 different food bars including a fancy doughnut joint, but we still go for the excellent Korean food. Bus your own table if you buy Korean, otherwise you're allowed to be a slob. You paid for it. Those doughnuts ain't cheap. This place gets hella busy around lunchtime especially on weekends. Kinda noisy. Don't dress up.

Nice place to pick up your Asian supplies. Best place to buy rice in bulk. MT Supermarket on Lamar and H Mart do not have a good selection of rice in bulk. The only downside is that no one knows where anything is located. So, if you want something, you better know where it is or spend considerable time browsing the shelves.

I came to this store today for the ump-tenth time. I come here when in the area to get my Asian goods when I am unable to make it to H-Mart. I make a lot of Asian food at home, much of which I learned how to make when living in Singapore and Japan. Many of the recipes that I make call for ingredients that I can not find at a local grocers. I appreciate the spices this location affords but am not a fan of the fish selection as most of the items available in the wet market section of this grocery are frozen and not fresh.