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H-Mart

Hidden on the second floor is a large grocery store featuring a wide range of high-quality, primarily Korean groceries. Part of a North American chain of Korean stores. The food court offers a number of good lunch choices, too.

Address: 590 Robson St
Getting there: at Seymour St
Hours: 9AM–10PM daily
Website: hmart.ca (opens in a new tab)

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