I am not a Korean and don't live in the States.

Now that things are opening up again, and between Parasite’s Oscar win, the popularity of the Korean American film, Minari (which you can buy at H Mart by the way), and the volumes and volumes of K-dramas that were consumed over the quarantine, now Korean culture, and by extension, H Mart, is cool. There’s even a great new memoir by Michelle Zauner, the musician also known as Japanese Breakfast, called Crying in H Mart, which is an uber-specific, yet universal look at how food and memories of it tie us to our loved ones.
H Mart Hacks: How to Make the Most of the Korean Superstore Chain
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Yong Yee Chong
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Jun 9, 2021
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I am not a Korean and don't live in the States. However, as an Asian and did all you have mentioned here on the list, I feel belonged and look forward to what collective wisdom we could share in this space - may it be reading or writing. Cheers to a culture that unites people!
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