Seoul Asian Market and Cafe

Great place to get Korean Hot Dogs! They are a tasty take on classic street food. The crunchy outside and soft inside make each bite satisfying. With toppings like crispy potatoes and flavorful sauces, they offer a unique and delicious experience. While they might not be the healthiest choice, they're definitely a worthwhile treat.

Great market!!! Korean dogs were so good and so was the steamed red bean bun!! Man behind counter making these was very nice and quick! Definitely will come back to eat and shop more often! :)

Good experience here. The food was delicious and cheaper compared with other Korean restaurants. I would recommend it here.

There are a variety of products here, especially those from South Korea. They have a whole food court for us to enjoy at very affordable prices.

So many varieties of fresh produce. Sauces, chilis, curries and frozen foodstuffs you won't find at other markets. Fun to browse and find new things, plus they gave a great cafe for ready to eat items. The staff are helpful and courteous.

The market always has fresh produce and anything you could possibly want. They rotate out their snacks and candy so there’s always something new! The cafe is AMAZING! The food is always fresh and sooooooo flavorful. I got the kimchi stew this time 🤍

Online Menu has been attached to my review! Great food, amazing corn dogs and such a great market! 💪 Staff is super friendly!

Kindest people work here. Always appreciate their wide variety of kimbap and other treats I love. Highley recommend their pound cake with cream. The strawberry and taro are my favorite!

Wide selection of products and groceries, from staple kitchenware to frozen Korean corndogs. Tons of different types of gochujang, with a kimchi fridge on the side and melonas in a freezer.
The cafe has amazing food! Go view the menu screens by the baked goods shelf, then go to a front register to place an order with the cashier. They have a water dispenser in the cafe, but you can choose a drink from the fridge, too. Once you pay, hand your ticket to the chefs in the cafe. If you don't finish your meal, there are to go boxes on the counter for you.
The food is very reasonably priced, especially taking into account the portions. I got the bulgolgi, which comes with rice and side dishes/banchan. The rice was nice and fluffy, and the bulgolgi was amazingly tender. Their kimchi is delicious and balanced in flavors. Their chicken fried rice is great, too!
Overall, a great place to enjoy some really tasty food and walk off your meal by buying some honey butter chips.

My friend was trilled when we went into the store and he was greated in his native Korean language. He said usually most Asian markets greet you in English, Spanish or one of the Chinise dialects. The store was very nice, it also has a built in restaurant. They had a good selection of goods, it was clean and well stocked. Everyone was friendly. My friend left with a bag full of treats. He was super happy. I will be returning.

I love this place!! Its my go-to market to get for korean bbq groceries! Also, the cafe's food is inexpensive and tasty!!

Kemche was good ramen noodles was even better 😩😩 highly recommend

Great variety. Friendly service always. I appreciate that their menu has pictures and descriptions to help me order. I'll consider trying new meals. -- To eat at the restaurant, first go to the store cashier and order from the menu. After paying, you will pick up at the restaurant, and there is a sitting area to eat at. The restaurant has ready made boxed meals and sushi in a cooler as you walk up the ramp that is easy to purchase at the store, too.

This review is for the cafe side. It's interesting how you order your food. You need to look at the overhead menu located in the grocery store then stand in the grocery line and place your order (and pay). They'll give you a ticket which you need to take over to the cafe side and hand your ticket to the person at the counter where no one speaks English (which actually adds to the authentic dining experience to me). I ordered the "Rice with Assorted Vegetables in Hot Stone Pot". The food was served quickly, the vegetables were fresh, and the pot was so hot the raw egg cooked in no time as I mixed the food. It was delicious!! By the way, DON'T touch the pot! At only $8, this was quite the deal. I highly recommend giving this place a try for a fun unique dining experience!

Market area has a great selection, so many different foods to choose from, the only downside is that sometimes food goes bad and it takes them a while to change it out. Like I'm all for buying "ugly" food cause its still good, but there was a time I walked in here and there was straight up moldy fruits. Either way, I refuse to take a star for that cause they have great staff and make it up in so many ways. Its just a great place to shop. Shame its so far east and away from my home other wise I'd regularly shop here.
Cafe is always amazing too. Quick cooking and fresh! Really feels like I went to someone's house and had home cooking made for me! Hot and tasty every time!

I was shopping on Saturday, when I heard a commotion of a lady being extremely rude to the manager and other employees, while they were all nothing but nice to her. It takes a lot to be that patient and kind to someone who's being so rude and entitled. Excellent service as always! ✨👏 also, their snacks are good. 👌

Food is always awesome. Staff are always friendly and helpful. If you are in the Louis Pastuer area (medical area) in San Antonio, check them out. It's worth it!

This place is great. My friend and I went to this market to get Korean snacks (which they have a lot of!) and we were welcomed by a very clean and orderly store with a quick check out line. When you order the food here, you have to pay for it in advance at the markets registers. We got our food, and it was so good. Honestly this is our new favorite Korean take out spot, I definitely recommend the Bulgolgi and Soft Tofu Soup. They provide side dishes and a ton of tofu. You definitely get your money’s worth.

Went there for the food, but the supermarket has everything you can imagine from Korean Grocery store.

One of the larger Korean market in San Antonio, where they carry most of the essential Korean spices and specialty food imported from Korea and locally made. I am actually glad that a Korean market of this size exists in San Antonio as the Korean population is not large from what I am told. This would be the best alternative to H Mart in Austin.