I personally got here for the first time and we bought a ticket for King Spa and Sauna which was $42 and saving for $8 since the ticket is sold for $50 at the king spa & sauna. We stayed there and had breakfast as well and it was really good!! Tok, toppogi, kimpap and kalgocsus! They were all reasonable prices for the amount they served us! All were good and highly recommended! Cheers

I was at this little strip mall buying my dinner from a Korean Frrrrrrried Chicken joint, and upon placing my food order, the girl had suggested I take a stroll around the mall, as there was a 20 minute wait to get my food order. Luckily for me, just across the parking lot was this Korean supermarket called - Komart. Not knowing what a Komart was, I'd figure I'd go inside to check 'em out. I'm so glad I came here as this Korean supermarket kinda reminded me of a "Palama Supermarket" (which I have back home in da 808). Komart is your typical Korean supermarket with a food vendor (within the market) where you can buy freshly made Korean food. There was also a bakery, which sold some beautiful decorated cakes and yummy looking pastries. While walking around Komart, I came across some fresh fruit, so I decided to pick up some Manderines, and upon paying for my Manderines, on my way out of the market I came across another vendor selling Taegu (cuttlefish marinated in a Korean sauce) which is the perfect pupu that goes well with beer, or soda. Great food prices, and the supermarket looked pretty organized, although the inside of the supermarket looked sorta dated. Overall, it was a great shopping experience, as I picked up a few things to help supplement my dinner.

i love alot of there products and great prices the soup is amazing for $10.00 # 10 also you can save $8.00 on the pass to dallas king spa

Visited Komart after hearing they offer Korean food at a good price. I needed food for an evening gathering and found their prices really affordable, especially compared to Carrollton. Everyone loved the kimbap and tasty egg bites (i'm not sure what they're called unfortunately), which they made fresh! Also grabbed some kimchi banchan; though I didn't try it, my friend raved about it. Definitely coming back and recommend that it's worth trying out!

This Korean market is located in a small plaza with parking. My husband and I made a stop here on Saturday night to stock up on some food while visiting Dallas. We came about an hour before closing and ended up purchasing some vegetables, fruit, packaged cookies, dry noodles and sliced beef to cook at our AirBnB rental. I liked that there was a nice selection of banchan by the front of the register but wished the food court was still open (the employees behind the food court register told us they were closed and just cleaning up). This market, although smaller than some of the other Korean markets that I frequent, actually has most items that I would typically see. I like that this market does open late and would most likely come back to this market again the next time I fly into Dallas.

This review is for "Super Komart" not Komart. This is a home appliance store with lots of other things that you might need for your kitchen and home. They have anything from rice cookers, space heaters, blankets, folding tables, to plates and lots of other stuff. Their prices are not super competitive due to their category of imported Korean goods being scarce to find in person. But this is basically your one stop shop if you need something for your home and you come from a Korean/Korean American home. Location is next to Sura under the shaded parking area. It is NOT inside the Komart grocery market.

Food is so good. We order to eat in the store, but always ordering food to go as well as. When I want something close to my mother's cooking, order from them. When we come to Dallas, we make it a point to stop here first.