Barbara P.
6/10/2025
I found some very cool things in the grocery and drinks area. There's also a bakery inside that has really good treats. There's people were nice and helpful. Get the Dubai chocolate if you like...
M2M Mart
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128 Broadway E
Seattle, WA 98102
Located in the vibrant city of Seattle, WA, M2M Mart stands out as a haven for those seeking authentic Korean ingredients and products. Nestled within the bustling streets, this Korean grocery store beckons with its diverse selection of fresh produce, pantry staples, and specialty items that cater to both seasoned home cooks and adventurous food enthusiasts.
As visitors step inside M2M Mart, they are greeted by the tantalizing aromas of Korean spices and freshly prepared dishes, creating an immersive culinary experience. From traditional gochujang and kimchi to unique snacks and beverages, this hidden gem captures the essence of Korean cuisine, inviting patrons to explore and discover the rich flavors and cultural heritage found within its shelves. Whether stocking up on essentials or embarking on a culinary adventure, M2M Mart promises a delightful journey through the vibrant world of Korean gastronomy.
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3.056 reviews
Daniel B.
8/28/2025
From someone who has had a long time in real, this is TERRIBLE!! When confronted about signage and products they said it was and "old sign" and wouldn't honor a price that was clearly stated next...
Ne S.
10/22/2025
Good stuff, somewhat overpriced. . Ebt card declined once and the cashier got mad then declined service before I could take cash from my wallet. Service made me super uncomfortable. Surprised by...
Mena C.
6/24/2025
Had a yummy meal at the food court restaurant upstairs (the only open one!). Bibimbap with bulgogi- so fresh and yummy! Also came with soup. I added fries. The bibimbap is LARGE. Easily two meals....
Andy N.
7/17/2024
While I love that there seems to be an accessible Asian market here in Capitol Hill, why is everything here so expensive? How do I gauge this? Coming from California where I am used to H-Mart...
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