Great market! Love all the selections! I bought a premade meal that they had just put out and it was delicious. Spicy chicken, rice, small salad, a type of potato salad (I don't know what it was but it was good!) and I believe strips of yellow sliced beats. I will be going back!!! The owner/employees were very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly! Market was clean, bright and the perfect si

Clean and wide aisles I could fit my double stroller down! Lots of great options, plus marinated bulgogi and spicy pork which was very tasty!

Amazing customer service amazing product amazing atmosphere amazing prices I just felt I belonged

Nice selection of Asian groceries. Biggest Asian market in the area and seems to cover all the necessities.

I am here every week for the past 2 months. They have very nice produce and different stocked items. They seem to be fully stocked each time I go in. The young staff at the counters/registers are very very friendly and the service is always great. I have tried the prepared foods but I have to be careful because when they say spicy they really mean spicy. The sushi is always FRESH. I have not been to many marts like this but I can say I love this one.

Nice small korean market in Coconut creek with a variety of products. Staff is friendly and helpful!

I came here wanting to check out the noodle selection which I found to be very decent. They have a minimum amount you can use with a credit card, so bring cash if you don't plan on getting very much.. it's a pretty decent size location. I did see that they had matcha so I may go back for some of that. I didn't have much of an interaction with anyone, so I can't speak on that. All in all, I saw a few things that I might want to come back for.

Finally, a Korean market in this area!!! I was excited to hear this opened because it's closer to my mom's place. She took me here last night, and it did not disappoint. It brings shame to the K-markets in my Tampa neighborhood. Even though this is a korean market, they still offer other asian country goods. It's small but has pretty much everything you need from the essentials to things you can't find just anywhere. They carried items that I normally have trouble finding back home, such as hondashi and bonito flakes. Their produce was fresh with a nice selection for asian dishes, and the store is kept extremely clean. They have a section for home and kitchen goods as well. They offer assortments of kimchi, korean side dishes (known as banchan), and a section for quick to make packaged korean dishes (these are SO good). The snack aisle has a variety of good treats. On your way out, you can grab some homemade korean food that's first come, first serve like kimbap. If you're new to korean food or culture, I suggest trying kimbap, which kind of looks like sushi but tastes different. Cha-meh when in season is a yellow melon and also worth a try (your choice whether you want to scoop seeds out or eat with them); this is in one of my pictures below. Snack aisle recommendations- honey butter chips (highly coveted) or honey butter nuts, chocoheim, & roasted chestnuts. You can't go wrong with pocky or the koala snacks. The shrimp crackers shaped like fries are tasty if you like seafood. Drink aisle recommendations- Korean pear or korean rice drink. Ramune (japanese) is also good if you've never tried it. Other recommendations- Kewpie roasted sesame salad dressing (omg) and microwavable rice (for emergencies). I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, who was extremely nice and very helpful. Customer service here is great, and everyone was so friendly. I will definitely have to try and stop by before my trip back to Tampa and get my cooler ready to bring back some korean groceries, lol!

Koa Mart is a new Asian grocery store in the Village Shoppes of Coconut Creek, an open air shopping plaza on the corner of 441 and Wiles Road in Coconut Creek. Koa Mart specializes in Korean food but they also carry the ingredients you would need for Chinese and Japanese dishes. The store has a freezer and produce section along the perimeter and the pantry items are in the middle of the store, Popular items include ramen noodle cups, mochi, frozen dumplings, and Japanese sake. My favorite section was the snack and sweets aisle with fun flavors of chips and cookies including Hi-Chew, pocky, and shrimp flavored chips. They also sell kitchen gadgets, novelties, and even beauty products. I recently had popcorn with kimchi seasoning and it was addicting, I plan on coming back for that seasoning and some of the thinly sliced beef ribeye for Korean BBQ. The store is so clean and bright. It was bustling with happy shoppers and smiling staff ready to help. What a great addition to the plaza. I am so glad that this market opened in my neighborhood.

Brand new Korean market off of Wiles and 441. It's big, bright and clean. Plenty to choose from. There's a nice section of fresh vegetables and if you like Kimchi, I highly recommend the fresh homemade in the refrigerator section. If you like beef the Korean thin sliced beef looked very nice. There's also some different seafood in the freezer section. I was able to get some cuttlefish which I haven't been able to buy here in Florida. Nice selection of soups, dumplings and condiments. The store is organized and it's easy to find things. A very nice store and the staff is wonderful and helpful. I'm a fan of Asian markets so I know I'll be back.