Greenland Supermarket

Hey fellow Googlers! The Vibe: I'm 1st gen Korean American and this is probably my favorite Korean store here in Vegas. It's always clean and the shelves are stocked with all my essentials and more. Granted, H-Mart is now here but, it doesn't have the same vibe. Greenland feels like the old 1980s Korean stores of my childhood and is more friendly. Prices: I wouldn't say this place is inexpensive but, it's not expensive either. Prices are reasonable and they always have stock. Vegetables: Veggies are always fresh here and look great without being covered in wax to make them look better or last longer. Maybe it's psychosomatic but, they seem to taste better too. Food Court: Their selection of restaurants is really good and the prices are also reasonable. I'm a huge jjajangmyun (blackbean noodles) fan and it's top notch here! I hate to say it but, the food court here is leaps and bounds better than H-Mart. Negatives: Their selection of kimchi is ok. I don't like their brands and tend to prefer Cosmos brand kimchi. That's just a me thing though. TLDR: Great store, great prices, and great food. Plus, no crowds and everything you need!

Greenland Supermarket on Spring Mountain is one of the true treasures of Las Vegas. The moment you walk in, you can feel the energy of a market that is always alive, always fresh, and always full of incredible finds. It is easily one of the best Korean markets in the city, and every visit feels like a little adventure waiting to happen. The produce section is a standout. Everything is bright, fresh, and beautifully displayed, with prices that make it easy to fill your cart without hesitation. From crisp greens to seasonal fruits to specialty items you don’t see everywhere, it is a produce lover’s dream. The seafood and meat departments are just as impressive. Fresh cuts, marinated options, and a wide variety of choices make it easy to plan meals that are full of flavor. You can tell the quality is high the moment you walk by. What makes Greenland truly special is the variety. Aisles filled with Korean staples, snacks, sauces, noodles, teas, and treats from all over Asia make it impossible to leave with just one thing. Every aisle has something new to discover, and it’s the kind of store that inspires you to try new recipes and flavors. The hot food area and bakery add even more charm. You can grab something warm, comforting, and delicious right on the spot, or take home fresh pastries that never disappoint. The store is clean, organized, and easy to navigate, and the staff is friendly and helpful. It’s the kind of market that makes you look forward to coming back because you know you’ll always find something amazing. Greenland Supermarket is a must‑visit for anyone who loves great food, fresh ingredients, and a shopping experience that feels exciting every single time.

This Korean supermarket is a Vegas institution located on northwest corner of Rainbow and Spring Mountain Road. The grrocery store has packaged goods, fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, and a selection of household goods. The food court has many selections, and the complex also has a bakery, travel agency, and clothing stores. One complaint – prices are not well labeled on many items. Staff is friendly and helpful.

We used to come to this Korean grocery store often. It feels good to be back! It’s not as big as H Mart, but it has everything you need. Besides groceries, there are also Korean restaurants, a beauty salon, a Korean bakery, a rice cake shop, and more. Since there are so many items packed into the space, it does feel a bit cluttered.

My go to Korean market. I have been to HMart here in Vegas, its nothing like the one in Long Island, NY. I loved that location. Love love love Greenland!! Will recommend this 100%

The end part of Spring Mountain Road lies Greenland Supermarket, a Korean grocery store and mini mall. I love the exterior of the building. It really does feel like you're in Korea. The inside was cool. The food court is cool, having a variety of foods serving from other east asian countries, but is mainly focused on Korean products. Oh, and by the way, while waiting for our take out order from Sakura Sushi, someone put on The Powerpuff Girls cartoon - I was like, "What they got the Powerpuff Girls on TV?" Kind of awkward.😂😅