10/30/08

Korean Kitchen!!

by mkwon0506

I love the food in the restaurant! It's the closest you can get to mom's food. The price is awesome. Most menu items are $5 which includes tax, you wont find a better deal anywhere else in the surrounding area. The only thing I'm not too crazy about is the kimchi... They add just a little too much sugar which I'm not used to because my mom doesn't put any sugar in her kimchi!

11/28/07

One-stop Korean and Japanese Market-- almost.

by melonpocky

New Oriental Market is predominantly Korean, but carries a great selection of Japanese products, as well, including snacks, noodles, rice, and frozen foods. The store is fairly clean and always organized-- every time I go there a worker is shuffling through the shelves, reorganizing them. They have the best selection of Japanese and Korean snacks, drinks, and frozen treats in town, and their fridge is always full of a variety of coffees, teas, yogurt and fruit drinks, and sodas. They have a fantastic seaweed isle, so if you need kombu, wakame, furikake, nori sheets for sushi or you just have a hankering to munch on the yummy Korean-style snack sheets, they have numerous varieties of each. Their tea selection is also excellent, ranging from simple green and black teas to ginseng and barley tea. The frozen food section is plentiful and you can find fish, fish products, dumplings, and meats, among a variety of other things. Kimchi of all different types and ingredients necessary to make kimchi at home are also in abundance. New Oriental sells pretty much every kitchen implement needed for Korean and Japanese cooking, eating, cleaning, and storing. They even have things you don't need but will want to buy because they're so darned cute. A selection of household goods are available, as well, such as blankets and slippers. On the down-side, their vegetable section leaves much to be desired, and normally what they do have is kind of sad looking. That, and they do not have a fresh meat or fish section. Barring that, though, New Oriental Market is great for Korean and Japanese shopping, especially for prepared foods and kitchen tools.

• Pros: Convenient, Ample parking, Good selection
• Cons: Grocery is limited to mostly prepared foods, Produce is not good

Great selection of Korean groceries and household goods since 1991.

by Contributor

In Short
The large, well-lit New Oriental is filled with dishes and housewares. Find affordable ceramics from Korea and Japan including teapots, bowls, sake sets and even sushi boats. Other kitchen items are chopsticks, pots and pans, cutting boards and stovetop grills--to cook bulgoki (Korean barbecue). Also for sale: art work, bamboo plants, sandals and slippers, pillows and blankets, shampoo and Korean magazines and food staples like tofu, dried mushrooms, frozen seafood and dumplings.

10/19/03

The Kitchen

by ericwilliams

Not only do they make the best Kim Chi I've ever had (you can also get jars of it in their fridge), but they make the best Bi Bim Bap ever! Try it!

• Pros: Very friendly, Spacious, Good produce
• Cons: Selection limited