A similar Korean supermarket to Hmart except smaller and less outwardly clean, and much closer for those who live in the area They have the usual suspects in a typical market like Asian fruits and veggies, household items, meats, seafood, sushi, and frozen and prepared items. People seem to like their Korean fried chicken. They have a few different items in their bakery but seems to be less options than Hmart. Service is as to be expected in such a store, nothing outstanding and nothing distressing. It's not visible from the main street but very close to Shop Rite and McDonald's. Also in the relative area are Panera and Paris Baguette.

Woo-Ri Mart is dope! Great Korean supermarket. Love love love it so much. The prepared food vendor booths inside are all KILLER! Fresh dumpling vendor. Ramen! Korean Fried Chicken! Their produce selection is good and fresh and usually cheaper than it's American counterparts. So much kimchi. Many different ingredients "kimchied". Excellent! The selection of fish and meats is beyond the beyond. Awesome fun selection of Asian snacks etc etc. Super good. This place has it all and it is FUN! But not fun in a silly or gimmicky way. Try shopping here. You will not be disappointed.

Great selection of Asian provisions frozen selections produce and seafood. Finally found everything I was looking without having to go to Chinatown

Updating my review to include one of my fave items from their prepared section: japchae.

Go for the Korean food!! Amazing prepared Korean food here! The food is "old school" style and it's very tasty. I saw a family making kimchi mondu and it's one of the best I've had. It felt like the small venders here are family owned rather than a company like other Korean grocery store. The bakery is on point and probably one of the best, in my opinion i the area. Standard Korean baked goods but much better quality. The red bean bun was packed with read bean filling, very generous. The grocery is pretty standard Korean fair, like a Hmart situation.

Woori Mart is a large Asian market. I like going here for produce, ramen, spices, and cuts of meat that are hard to find at a regular market. They also have small interior storefronts with fried chicken, baked goods, beauty shop, and wine. Parking lot is huge and never a shortage of spots.

My hubby took me here to see where he got me some red bean frozen dessert shaped like a fish. The selection of items was extensive and the place seemed very clean. The prices on the other hand were too high for me. Did a walk through with a tote bag because NJ does not give you bags and we left without purchasing anything.

Great place for Korean /Asian groceries. The vegetables are reasonably priced. I check out new snacks and sweets to try. But I mainly go monthly to restock pantry staples : sauces, spices, noodles, sushi supplies, furikake, kimchi, etc. Their frozen section always has a large variety of gyoza, dumplings, steam buns etc which are great snacks or quick meals for my family. I can always find some good buys when i go. Even when I go with a shopping list of about 6 items and end up leaving with 2 -3 bags. It's far closer to me than Mitsuwa and Hmart. And their prices are comparable if not lower on some items. And yes the on-site chimaek to is so good, when they are open....

Got takeout from here and was impressed by the quality of the food. I ordered a Jja Jangmyun, Donkatsu, Kimchi Haemul Bokeum Bap, Haejang Guk, and Bulgogi Dup Bap. Pretty much all of them were good. My favorites were the Kimchi Haemul Bokeum Bap and Haejang Guk. I don't often find food court food at grocery stores that impressive, but the one at Woori Mart is one of the better ones in my area.