Grocery Stores in Wheaton, MD

“This was my first visit to H Mart. The location I visited was the one in Wheaton, Maryland. I was overwhelmed by this year variety of foods from all the Asian countries, the fresh produce that extended forever, the frozen selections, the fresh fish and seafood, all the bakery items and cakes and the smell of the ready to go cooked food. The prices were very good as well. I visited them on, September 23, 2026. They featured large shrimp in the shell for $6.99 a pound. I purchased jackfruit that have been cleaned and packaged. It was my first time trying this exotic fruit although I heard about it for a very long time and it was absolutely delicious. I plan to make this a regular stop. Even if you do not normally buy Asian imported specialty foods, their assortment of regular produce alone is worth the trip. I can't believe I shopped for years at the Dollar tree next door and never thought to go inside this supermarket. Allow yourself a lot of time if it's your first visit. It would be helpful if you speak Chinese, Korean, Japanese, but even if you don't it's very easy to figure out what the item is and many packages or labels are printed in English as well. I agree with other reviewers that the supermarket was clean.”

“Giant is always my go-to place for groceries. I've been shopping there for over 30 years. They have never disappointed me. Customer service is always very professional and courteous.”

“This is the best place to buy meat, steak and everything you could possibly need the employees are nice and love their tamales and pupusas they do make it feel like you’re at home!!! 100% would go their again!”

“Good enough, frequent pricing mistakes though. Salmon, was store labeled at 7.99 a pound, rang up at 11.99 a pound. Frozen catfish, same problem, store labeled at 8.99, rang up at register for 12.99. Life is too short to complain about pricing, so I just carry on. The pluses, fresh produce, fresh bread, very low prices at times , look closely.(when they ring up properly) . For instance today I saw 25 pounds of whole wheat flour for $10 dollars!!!....that could feed you for a month. The long lines are a combination of slow, confused customers, bagging that shouldn't be done at the register, people paying in cash and wasting everybody's time, and the management's persistence on always having only 2 registers open, very rare to see higher than 2. Also I would recommend them instituting one long line for all the registers, like Trader Joe's....rather than the confused cluster you have today. I keep coming back because the prices truly are the lowest in the DMV for basics like milk , honey, and everything in between.”