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val — 2009-11-20 14:56:59

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-20 14:56:59'' [[nbsp]] Kimbap there are heavenly, fresh and such good prices. I brought those to our bookclub couple weeks ago and it was a hit. They're always freshly made by the ladies there, and you could even call ahead to request they make x number of packages for you (in case of disappointment). --["Users/val"]

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- ''2009-10-22 01:17:52'' [[nbsp]] It being the only "asian" store in davis, you can't really help the high prices....but if you're looking for korean stuff you're in luck. This store caters to korean cuisine.....yes, there are some other asian foods, but not really...I think I only came here to buy the melon pops (love those things!) If you want asian foods, go to Sacramento; Oto's Market on freeport is amazing. Oh, fyi, kimbap and sushi are completely different, so don't come here looking for some Japanese sushi. --["Users/allwalksoflife87"]	+ ''2009-10-22 01:17:52'' [[nbsp]] Funky smelling even for an asian store....However, it being the only one in davis, you can't really help the high prices....but if you're looking for korean stuff you're in luck. This store caters to korean cuisine.....yes, there are some other asian foods, but not really...I think I only came here to buy the melon pops (love those things!) If you want asian foods, go to Sacramento; Oto's Market on freeport is amazing. Oh, fyi, kimbap and sushi are completely different, so don't come here looking for some Japanese sushi. --["Users/allwalksoflife87"]

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allwalksoflife87 — 2009-10-22 00:17:52

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-22 01:17:52'' [[nbsp]] It being the only "asian" store in davis, you can't really help the high prices....but if you're looking for korean stuff you're in luck. This store caters to korean cuisine.....yes, there are some other asian foods, but not really...I think I only came here to buy the melon pops (love those things!) If you want asian foods, go to Sacramento; Oto's Market on freeport is amazing. Oh, fyi, kimbap and sushi are completely different, so don't come here looking for some Japanese sushi. --["Users/allwalksoflife87"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-11 17:11:10'' [[nbsp]] This place does seem to have a good mix of items for people who want to cook their own asian-y meals, and foods that are ready to eat. One can procure tamarind paste, bean noodles, duck eggs, dried shiitake mushrooms, and yes they have star anise in powdered and whole form in one place. I would think the time one saves with this nifty shop is worthy of your lucre. --["Users/csy"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-04 20:35:51'' [[nbsp]] Correct me if I'm wrong but this seems to be the only place in Davis to get the Japanese style rice? + I always get mochi and kimbap when I come here, very delicious. --["Users/KristenM"]

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WilliamLewis — 2009-07-07 00:03:41

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- ------ - ''2009-07-06 22:40:08'' [[nbsp]] Stuff here is pretty damn expensive. It was 3.99 for roasted sesame seeds. and $4 for siracha hot sauce that is usually $1.99 at most other asian supermarkets. This place is tiny it reminds me of a small gas station store. I prefer to go to Oto's Japanese market in Sacramento for my sushi/teriyaki needs. - - http://davissushi.blogspot.com --["Users/Davissushi.blogspot.com"]

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Davissushi.blogspot.com — 2009-07-06 21:40:08

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-06 22:40:08'' [[nbsp]] Stuff here is pretty damn expensive. It was 3.99 for roasted sesame seeds. and $4 for siracha hot sauce that is usually $1.99 at most other asian supermarkets. This place is tiny it reminds me of a small gas station store. I prefer to go to Oto's Japanese market in Sacramento for my sushi/teriyaki needs. + + http://davissushi.blogspot.com --["Users/Davissushi.blogspot.com"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-24 17:01:42'' [[nbsp]] Melon popsicles are so good =) --["Users/jaredfromsubway"]

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BrandonBarrette — 2009-06-07 23:59:10

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- '''Kim's Mart''' is ["Davis"]' primary Asian market, and includes Koreanm Chinese, Japanese, and Thai food items. Prices at Kim's are pretty much in line with those offered by most Asian grocery stores, and wiki users seems to be in agreement that the owner is a wonderful person and prices are fair. We love '''Kim's'''!! There is a $10 minimum for ATM and credit card purchases.	+ '''Kim's Mart''' is ["Davis"]' primary Asian market, and includes Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and Thai food items. Prices at Kim's are pretty much in line with those offered by most Asian grocery stores, and wiki users seems to be in agreement that the owner is a wonderful person and prices are fair. We love '''Kim's'''!! There is a $10 minimum for ATM and credit card purchases.

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alexlee333 — 2009-05-14 00:12:59

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- The selection is pretty broad considering the store's size -- aside from the usual packed goods such as rice, '''["ramen"]''', rice crackers, spices and sauces, Kim's offers both frozen and fresh refrigerated foods including vegetables and side dishes (called "ban-chan" in Korean). ["Tapioca drinks" Tapioca drink] lovers can get their '''tapioca balls''' (aka '''boba''' or bubble or pearl) here in a variety of sizes for much less than the cost of ready made drinks! They also have barley tea.	+ The selection is pretty broad considering the store's size -- aside from the usual packed goods such as rice, '''["ramen"]''', rice crackers, spices and sauces, Kim's offers both frozen and fresh refrigerated foods including vegetables and side dishes (called "ban-chan" in Korean). ["Tapioca drinks" Tapioca drink] lovers can get their '''tapioca balls''' (aka '''boba''' or bubble or pearl) here in a variety of sizes for much less than the cost of ready made drinks! They also have a variety of Asian teas such as barley and oolong tea.
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- The [wiki:WikiPedia:kimbap] (or "gimbap", similar to sushi, and sometimes called "Korean sushi") is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of kimbap fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough. Jap Chae (Korean glass noodles) can also be a tasty ready to eat lunch or snack for $2.99.	+ The [wiki:WikiPedia:kimbap] (or "Kimbap", similar to sushi, and sometimes called "Korean sushi") is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of kimbap fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough. Jap Chae (Korean glass noodles) can also be a tasty ready to eat lunch or snack for $2.99.

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-04 16:32:10'' [[nbsp]] Most of the stuffs at this place are overpriced. Even though they're the only Asian market around, they should really think about the student budget. --["Users/thtly"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-04-24 15:32:29

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JabberWokky — 2009-04-24 15:28:57

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- '''Kimbap menu:''' - original (18 pieces) - $2.99 imitation crab, tofu, pickled daikon, carrot, egg - California roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 avacado, minced imitation crab, cucumber - tuna salad roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 Tuna salad, pickled diakon, lettuce, carrot - korean bbq beef roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 bbq beef, pickled diakon, lettuce, carrot - vegitarian roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 avacado, pickled diakon, carrot	+ =Kimbap menu= + + * Original (18 pieces) - $2.99 imitation crab, tofu, pickled daikon, carrot, egg + * California roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 avacado, minced imitation crab, cucumber + * Tuna salad roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 Tuna salad, pickled diakon, lettuce, carrot + * Korean BBQ beef roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 bbq beef, pickled diakon, lettuce, carrot + * Vegetarian roll (21 pieces) - $3.99 avacado, pickled diakon, carrot

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precious — 2009-04-24 15:23:22

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-18 21:31:03'' [[nbsp]] I went to try these famous kimbap rolls, but was a little bit dissapointed. They are not bad, but they weren't super great. I think it is a deal with the quantity though, that is for sure. But I think next time I will go to the safeway sushi they make at their deli, it has more fish ( not mixed) in it and its only a dollar more! I think that stuff tastes more like the sushi at a sushi restaurant. But then again, it has less pieces than the kimbap. --["Users/sgent"]

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Doro — 2009-02-22 13:18:02

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-22 13:18:02'' [[nbsp]] LOVE this place! Some things are a little expensive, but the kimbap & jap chae are totally worth it! --["Users/Doro"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-09 17:09:27'' [[nbsp]] The $3.99 rolls are yummy! The lady behind the counter was very nice. Would come again. --["Users/strawberry"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-12-09 11:00:29'' [[nbsp]] I'm from San Francisco, so this pleace is totally overpriced to me. However, I do enjoy buying their rolls. makes for a quick and cheap meal. --["Users/renee415"]

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JoePomidor — 2008-12-07 23:55:47

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	+ * Good god no! Although i did try, i ended up eating about half, but that was a damn sure good meal. I have already been back plenty of times. They even have their own cuttlefish. SOOO good!! --["Users/KimN."]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-12-03 20:56:34'' [[nbsp]] She now has a delicious "seafood vegetable" snack that is over in the same cold case as the Kimbap. It is -delicious-. There was also a new noodle dish of some kind, that looked like it had rice noodles, egg, and vegetables. Does anyone know what that is? --["Users/KendraSmith"]

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SunjeetBaadkar — 2008-11-20 14:57:01

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	+ + * Aren't there like 16 pieces in each serving? Are you seriously eating 64 pieces in one sitting?! --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-19 18:22:09'' [[nbsp]] As I am writing this, I am currently eating 4 different rolls. (hey Im hungry!) Anyways, gotta say, the spicy tuna salad roll is the best. I didn't even know they had it until I went to the store. Good stuff. DEFINITELY, coming back for more. --["Users/KimN."]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-15 23:54:35'' [[nbsp]] Kim's is awesome. + The lady there is so nice. One day she said I looked really nice and kind that she gave me a free plate of chapchae! + It made my day! : ) + Cup ramens/udons seem pretty expensive though. Other things seem reasonably priced. --["Users/alexlee333"]

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- *interesting. So those are the people applying for the liquor liscence. I thought it was going to be another restaurant. Good for them, their ilses are really cramped in that tiny store. I love them. But during the move who will suply my kim bap fix :( --["MattHh"]	+ *interesting. So those are the people applying for the liquor liscence. I thought it was going to be another restaurant. Good for them, their ilses are really cramped in that tiny store. I love them. But during the move who will suply my kim bap fix :( --["Users/MattHh"]

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- ''2008-09-27 17:23:18'' [[nbsp]] I thought that yes, indeed, the lady is very nice. The kimpap is really good also. But I thought that certain items (only certain) are way too high. It's better to just buy it when you visit home and then just bring it. Ex: I really wanted to buy those Korean SHIN bowl noodles, it cost around $8.99 at Ranch 99 at SJ, but in Kim's, it's $21. So...if it's not something that you REALLY want and can wait till home, I suggest wait till home. :) The snacks are decent priced there, it's not cheap, but doesn't cost much more than probably your hometown supermarkets. It's definitely worth going. The kimbap and other of those little Korean dishes are yummy. --["Users/PKYCHEUNG"]	+ ''2008-09-27 17:23:18'' [[nbsp]] I thought that yes, indeed, the lady is very nice. The kimpap is really good also. But I thought that certain items (only certain) are way too high. It's better to just buy it when you visit home and then just bring it. Ex: I really wanted to buy those Korean SHIN bowl noodles, it cost around $8.99 at Ranch 99 at SJ, but in Kim's, it's $21. So...if it's not something that you REALLY want and can wait till home, I suggest wait till home. :) The snacks are decent priced there, it's not cheap, but doesn't cost much more than probably your hometown supermarkets. It's definitely worth going. The kimbap and other of those little Korean dishes are yummy. The lady was also nice enough to give us wooden chopsticks and packages of soy sauce. --["Users/PKYCHEUNG"]

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- The selection is pretty broad considering the store's size -- aside from the usual packed goods such as rice, '''ramen''', rice crackers, spices and sauces, Kim's offers both frozen and fresh refrigerated foods including vegetables and side dishes (called "ban-chan" in Korean). ["Tapioca drinks" Tapioca drink] lovers can get their '''tapioca balls''' (aka '''boba''' or bubble or pearl) here in a variety of sizes for much less than the cost of ready made drinks! They also have barley tea.	+ The selection is pretty broad considering the store's size -- aside from the usual packed goods such as rice, '''["ramen"]''', rice crackers, spices and sauces, Kim's offers both frozen and fresh refrigerated foods including vegetables and side dishes (called "ban-chan" in Korean). ["Tapioca drinks" Tapioca drink] lovers can get their '''tapioca balls''' (aka '''boba''' or bubble or pearl) here in a variety of sizes for much less than the cost of ready made drinks! They also have barley tea.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-11 07:50:52'' [[nbsp]] Kim's Mart is the best in town - reasonable prices, quality foods. Their new store layout is way better than the old one. My personal favorite is the Korean BBQ beef roll, yum! I also recommend the California roll, the original Kimbap. If you prefer something new, try their all new Korean noodles ticks ($2.99) =) --["Users/T.CHOW"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-10 14:32:40'' [[nbsp]] Love Kim's. I started coming in and ordering vegetarian rolls for my daughter and one day I came in and they had started making them - so now I don't always have to order ahead. I buy kimchi and garlic and ginger root and their sushi regularly and now they are expanded they seem to have even more good stuff - or maybe I can just see it now. I like that I can push a little cart around now! -BeckeM --["Users/Becke"]

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- [[Comments(What do you think of Kim's?)]] Although the prices might seem high, relative to asian products you find at grocery stores such as Safeway, the prices are GREAT. I've purchased sushi supplies several times from Kim's mart such as nori and rice vinegar, and everything cost about half as much. --["NatalieKitchiner"]	+ [[Comments(What do you think of Kim's?)]] + + Although the prices might seem high, relative to asian products you find at grocery stores such as Safeway, the prices are GREAT. I've purchased sushi supplies several times from Kim's mart such as nori and rice vinegar, and everything cost about half as much. --["Users/NatalieKitchiner"]
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- ''2005-02-01 16:44:41'' [[nbsp]] Considering that Kim's is the only Asian market in Davis, I think it's really important to support the place. Besides, the woman who owns the place is very friendly! Having grown up in Sac and shopped its Asian stores for years, I don't think Kim's prices are out of line. --["AlphaDog"]	+ ''2005-02-01 16:44:41'' [[nbsp]] Considering that Kim's is the only Asian market in Davis, I think it's really important to support the place. Besides, the woman who owns the place is very friendly! Having grown up in Sac and shopped its Asian stores for years, I don't think Kim's prices are out of line. --["Users/AlphaDog"]
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- ''2005-03-11 15:58:24'' [[nbsp]] this place is the best kept secret for a cheap lunch in Davis. i get some Korean sushi for only 2.99, and thats 18 pieces. i leave bloated its so much food, and its cheeper than fast food and so much better. you really have to try the sushi, its made by the owner and is sold at the register. like i say its the best deal in davis --["MattHh"]	+ ''2005-03-11 15:58:24'' [[nbsp]] this place is the best kept secret for a cheap lunch in Davis. i get some Korean sushi for only 2.99, and thats 18 pieces. i leave bloated its so much food, and its cheeper than fast food and so much better. you really have to try the sushi, its made by the owner and is sold at the register. like i say its the best deal in davis --["Users/MattHh"]
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- ''2005-05-17 20:42:12'' [[nbsp]] Kim's is such a gem. Thank god Davis has it. This is pretty much the only place you'll find spring roll wrappers, cans of lychees, Pocky, and curry paste all in one place. It's fun just to wander around it there and look at all the cool stuff. --["SamanthaGrant"]	+ ''2005-05-17 20:42:12'' [[nbsp]] Kim's is such a gem. Thank god Davis has it. This is pretty much the only place you'll find spring roll wrappers, cans of lychees, Pocky, and curry paste all in one place. It's fun just to wander around it there and look at all the cool stuff. --["Users/SamanthaGrant"]
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- ''2005-07-06 18:45:30'' [[nbsp]] I was sort of dissapointed with this place, to be honest. there is a place in Santa Rosa called the ThaiLao and it sold better Asian products (plus, oh boy oh boy, THE DELICIOUS DURIAN) and i am pretty sure that there are less people buying asian products in Santa Rosa. the prices are pretty expensive, though i got to admit, the Sushi is pretty good for a bargain. (P.S can anyone tell me if i can get his store to order Durian Fruit? i love it, albeit not really anyone else does...:) --["StevoDragun"]	+ ''2005-07-06 18:45:30'' [[nbsp]] I was sort of dissapointed with this place, to be honest. there is a place in Santa Rosa called the ThaiLao and it sold better Asian products (plus, oh boy oh boy, THE DELICIOUS DURIAN) and i am pretty sure that there are less people buying asian products in Santa Rosa. the prices are pretty expensive, though i got to admit, the Sushi is pretty good for a bargain. (P.S can anyone tell me if i can get his store to order Durian Fruit? i love it, albeit not really anyone else does...:) --["Users/StevoDragun"]
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- ''2005-07-31 22:22:06'' [[nbsp]] Cold soba noodles are an absolute must for the hot summer months. You can find them at Kim's along with the noodle base. Aside from having to boil the noodles on a hot stove, they yield a refreshing meal for the summer. --["DannieHolden"]	+ ''2005-07-31 22:22:06'' [[nbsp]] Cold soba noodles are an absolute must for the hot summer months. You can find them at Kim's along with the noodle base. Aside from having to boil the noodles on a hot stove, they yield a refreshing meal for the summer. --["Users/DannieHolden"]
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- ''2005-08-01 12:49:18'' [[nbsp]] I like the store. Prices aren't bad, especially for a small shop. As for the comparison with stores in Santa Rosa selling durian, it's probably a matter of which asian foods the stores specialize in. Seeing the Korean language on the sign outside, I knew going in there would be more of that represented and then Japanese and Chinese stuffs, etc. The lady there was very helpful when I expressed doubt about which items to get for a certain recipe, even though I don't speak Korean. Also, Korean ramen is way better than the ramen you get at the supermarket, so make the switch! If you find neungmyun, go for it. --["IrenePark"]	+ ''2005-08-01 12:49:18'' [[nbsp]] I like the store. Prices aren't bad, especially for a small shop. As for the comparison with stores in Santa Rosa selling durian, it's probably a matter of which asian foods the stores specialize in. Seeing the Korean language on the sign outside, I knew going in there would be more of that represented and then Japanese and Chinese stuffs, etc. The lady there was very helpful when I expressed doubt about which items to get for a certain recipe, even though I don't speak Korean. Also, Korean ramen is way better than the ramen you get at the supermarket, so make the switch! If you find neungmyun, go for it. --["Users/IrenePark"]
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- ''2005-08-02 18:51:08'' [[nbsp]] The prices are quite high, especially compared to places like Nijiya Market in San Francisco's Japantown. The curry croquettes cost significantly more. Also, they recently removed the taiyaki, which sort of upset me. However as a balance, the Korean sushi is definitely one of the best quick meal options around, cheap, filling and tasty and the lady that runs the store is a really nice person. Overall, expensive, but worth it, if you can't find the time to drive all the way back to SF, fairly good selection of snack food, moderate selection of mealstuffs (mostly instant stuff). --["MatthewTom"]	+ ''2005-08-02 18:51:08'' [[nbsp]] The prices are quite high, especially compared to places like Nijiya Market in San Francisco's Japantown. The curry croquettes cost significantly more. Also, they recently removed the taiyaki, which sort of upset me. However as a balance, the Korean sushi is definitely one of the best quick meal options around, cheap, filling and tasty and the lady that runs the store is a really nice person. Overall, expensive, but worth it, if you can't find the time to drive all the way back to SF, fairly good selection of snack food, moderate selection of mealstuffs (mostly instant stuff). --["Users/MatthewTom"]
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- ''2007-01-21 13:52:25'' [[nbsp]] Don't buy the kimchi here, the quality has hit rock bottom over time, its slimy. Just go to SF Market, they sell Kosmos and King brand kimchi --["TheStomach"]	+ ''2007-01-21 13:52:25'' [[nbsp]] Don't buy the kimchi here, the quality has hit rock bottom over time, its slimy. Just go to SF Market, they sell Kosmos and King brand kimchi --["Users/TheStomach"]
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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-29 10:29:46'' [[nbsp]] It would be great if this place had a spot in the corner for a microwave and water (or better yet, hot water) dispenser. I'd love to be able to make some of those instant meal things they sell considering I'm in the downtown area for over 14 hours of the day and don't get much time to actually take stuff home to prepare. But otherwise, awesome place considering its Davis. --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-28 17:35:20'' [[nbsp]] I love kim's. The frozen fish is good quality, and comparitively cheap. Its the only place in town to get good japanese style rice. As mentioned, the prepared foods are goods, especially the seaweed salad. Yes, prices are higher then the asian markets in the middle of little saigon, but then again, davis doesn't have nearly the market of large cities with large asian populations. Compared to other stores in the area, kim's is cheap, good quality, and you can find a lot of things here you can't find elsewhere. The people that work there are nice as well, especially if you are a regular. --["Users/ascapoccia"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-07 13:59:19'' [[nbsp]] I don't know why people keep mentioning the price, so one really thinks driving to Sac or even SF is a good idea when all they want is a jar of black bean paste. Heck the prices at this place are pretty much on par with most westernized types of Asian supermarkets in S.F. They have a great selection of pastes, sauces, and even vegetables. They have tamarind paste!!! This place is excellent for someone who wants to make a nice home style (Asian-y) meal. I feel terrible that I didn't shop here when getting ingredients. Oh they also have a good selection of snacky foods including baked goods like swiss rolls! --["Users/csy"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-05 14:53:29'' [[nbsp]] Kims mart is really expensive. I like their kimbap and their to-gobibimbap (but the bibimbap has too little meat). The place is better now that they expanded but so many items are overpriced and a lot of items are passed their expiration date. If you don't mind the drive I would suggest going to Oto's in Sac or some other Asian Market in Sac. --["Users/islandboy12"]

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- The [wiki:WikiPedia:kimbap] (or "gimbap", similar to sushi, and sometimes called "Korean sushi") is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of kimbap fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough.	+ The [wiki:WikiPedia:kimbap] (or "gimbap", similar to sushi, and sometimes called "Korean sushi") is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of kimbap fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough. Jap Chae (Korean glass noodles) can also be a tasty ready to eat lunch or snack for $2.99.
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- They now sell Japchae (cellophane noodles sauted with vegetables and sesame oil) next to the kimbap (korean sushi). It is really tasty (even better than the kimbap), but not as filling. ~~~~	+ They now sell Japchae (cellophane noodles sauted with vegetables and sesame oil) next to the kimbap (korean sushi). It is really tasty (even better than the kimbap), but not as filling. --["Users/jbh"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-22 23:27:41'' [[nbsp]] somebody keeps hording all the Mild Seven Lights in one go. : ( + but a great place to go when you get nostalgic of korea. frozen dumplings are great. i wish they had the green tea flavored "greenheim" snacks. hells yeah. oh well, the coffee flavored one is good too. just toss em in the freezer. : ) --["Users/beekergene"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-08 15:03:41'' [[nbsp]] The owner is very friendly. Relative to other stores, the prices are decent. I just purchased some frozen korean side dishes and some grape BONBON. I'm so excited! Definitely going to be visiting Kim's more often! --["Users/VTang"]

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	+ + *interesting. So those are the people applying for the liquor liscence. I thought it was going to be another restaurant. Good for them, their ilses are really cramped in that tiny store. I love them. But during the move who will suply my kim bap fix :( --["MattHh"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-16 12:43:11'' [[nbsp]] Great place to buy Asian ingredients and accessories. They make their own kimchi and it tastes great. Their kimbap (korean style sushi) is well priced, tastes "home made", and the portions are huge enough for a meal. --["Users/justinhu"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-28 16:42:15'' [[nbsp]] i'm not a kimchi afficionado by anymeans, but Iilike their kimchi! it's a lot better than many store brands i've tried and i especially like how it's not overly salty. sushi rolls are decent and the lady is really nice too. --["Users/AmberHMa"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-22 13:48:53'' [[nbsp]] Just went there is weekend. The store is really small, but has lots of goodies. I love the sushi rolls and I'm really glad she has most of the indgredients that I needed to cook. Although the prices were a bit more than at Sacramento, it is the same as if I went to Sac since the prices makes up the gas driving there. The owner is really friendly and I enjoy this place. I will come by again :D --["Users/ChiYang"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-10 18:41:57'' [[nbsp]] I really like the sushi and I also like the kimchi. No complaints on the selection of stuff either! I don't know I always think that the lady is really nice to me... The first time I went in she immediately and proudly recommended her rolls. I think the prices in general for supplies might be a bit much, but it is the only place that stocks asian products... all in all, I'd recommend everyone to take a visit. --["Users/CalvinCheng"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-11-01 19:57:19'' [[nbsp]] Kim's Mart has got to be one of my favorite places in Davis. If you are hungry, you can stuff yourself with their homemade sushi rolls, sweet snacks, candies, etc. The prices may be a little high, but it is better than driving all the way to Sac for some needed asian ingredients. My favorite ready to eat food that Kim's Mart offers has got to be the tuna salad roll (spicy/non-spicy)! For just 3.99, you get to stuff yourself with 21 pieces of sushi!!!! --["Users/BerniceManiago"]

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AlexQuan — 2007-09-29 15:26:07

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-22 18:26:46'' [[nbsp]] ONLY ASIAN MARKET IN DAVIS! That speaks for itself. They try hard to include Chinese and Japanese items also, not just Korean. Cheap popsicles too. Good selection of snacks. --["Users/AlexandraDeGrange"]

Kim's Mart

Animorpha — 2007-06-16 10:01:14

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-16 11:01:14'' [[nbsp]] I just bought some cookies there and the cashier ripped me off. I gave her my cash and she gave me the wrong change back in her favor. So if you shop here make sure they charge you right. --["Users/Animorpha"]

Kim's Mart

MasumiWatanabe — 2007-05-17 07:44:41

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-17 08:44:41'' [[nbsp]] The owner is friendly, I can get my bag of Tamakimai Gold there, cases of Shin ramyun, and other miscellaneous items that I would otherwise have to go to Sac for. Prices are marginally higher but you won't be saving yourself any money by driving to Sac and heck, why not support what is obviously a family owned establishment? The sushi isn't spectacular but it's solid in terms of quality/quantity for the price. I can see how western folks wouldn't be thrilled by the more traditional (and thus conservative ingredient choices) types of rolls they offer. --["Users/MasumiWatanabe"]

Kim's Mart

MattHh — 2007-05-17 07:21:32

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MattHh — 2007-05-17 07:21:08

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Kim's Mart

MikeHubby — 2007-05-09 00:43:39

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-09 00:43:39'' [[nbsp]] Their cheap sushi tastes pretty bad but is still worth its price when you're really hungry! --["Users/MikeHubby"]

Kim's Mart

WilliamLewis — 2007-04-28 08:04:14

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WilliamLewis — 2007-04-28 08:04:14

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Kim's Mart

ZoeyJW — 2007-04-27 17:55:43

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-27 17:55:43'' [[nbsp]] I like their sushi plates and side dishes; however, most of their snacks are either w/o exp date or expired when you can find a date. I have been visiting there frequently to buy snacks like rice crackers until I noticed that the foods were dated; I went there several times afterwards only found that they always sell foods w/o exp. date or stale ones. I am not going there anymore, and I feel very unhappy about the fact that I had already eaten large amount of bad foods. --["Users/ZoeyJW"]

Kim's Mart

StevenDaubert — 2007-01-21 22:34:42

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	+ ------ + ''2007-01-21 22:34:42'' [[nbsp]] The moche is good, but overall I hear talk of overpriced things, but Kim's is small on the grand scheme of Asian markets. --["StevenDaubert"]

Kim's Mart

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- ''2007-01-21 13:52:25'' [[nbsp]] Don't buy the kimchi here, the quality has hit rock bottom over time, its slimy. Just go to SF market, they sell Kosmos and King brand kimchi --["TheStomach"]	+ ''2007-01-21 13:52:25'' [[nbsp]] Don't buy the kimchi here, the quality has hit rock bottom over time, its slimy. Just go to SF Market, they sell Kosmos and King brand kimchi --["TheStomach"]

Kim's Mart

TheStomach — 2007-01-21 13:52:25

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Kim's Mart

JabberWokky — 2006-10-19 07:53:11

Sushi is vinegared rice plus anything, so that's "correct" by translation. +wped

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- The kimbap is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of '''kimbap''' (what non-Koreans call "Korean sushi" even though the the only similarity is the rice and seaweed wrapper) fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough.	+ The [wiki:WikiPedia:kimbap] (or "gimbap", similar to sushi, and sometimes called "Korean sushi") is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of kimbap fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough.

Kim's Mart

JabberWokky — 2006-10-19 07:48:57

Moved stuff around (kimbap gets one paragraph). Isn't sushi defined by rice?

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- The kimbap is excellent and well priced. Different versions are available if you get there early enough. They may be the only place in Davis to get miso paste.	+ Customers can also pick up some basic household items such as high quality rice cookers, very economical mandolines, decent toothpicks [versus poorly milled American toothpicks], chopsticks, soy sauce containers, international calling cards, etc. Near the front counter are '''o-kashi''', some fun ["candy" candies], '''Pocky''', fresh '''mochi''', mochi ice cream, origami materials, and just a great mix of items. Try the red bean or melon popsicle for a cheap and tasty treat. They may be the only place in Davis to get miso paste.
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- Customers can also pick up some basic household items such as high quality rice cookers, very economical mandolines, decent toothpicks [versus poorly milled American toothpicks], chopsticks, soy sauce containers, international calling cards, etc. Near the front counter are '''o-kashi''', some fun ["candy" candies], '''Pocky''', fresh '''mochi''', mochi ice cream, origami materials, and just a great mix of items. Try the red bean or melon popsicle for a cheap and tasty treat. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of '''kimbap''' (what non-Koreans call "Korean sushi" even though the the only similarity is the rice and seaweed wrapper) fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars.	+ The kimbap is excellent and well priced. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of '''kimbap''' (what non-Koreans call "Korean sushi" even though the the only similarity is the rice and seaweed wrapper) fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars. Different versions are available if you get there early enough. +

Kim's Mart

JabberWokky — 2006-10-19 07:47:09

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- The selection is pretty broad considering the store's size -- aside from the usual packed goods such as rice, '''ramen''', rice crackers, spices and sauces, Kim's offers both frozen and fresh refrigerated foods including vegetables and side dishes (called "ban-chan" in Korean). ["Tapioca drinks" Tapioca drink] lovers can get their '''tapioca balls''' (aka '''boba''' or bubble or pearl) here in a variety of sizes for much less than the cost of ready made drinks!	+ The selection is pretty broad considering the store's size -- aside from the usual packed goods such as rice, '''ramen''', rice crackers, spices and sauces, Kim's offers both frozen and fresh refrigerated foods including vegetables and side dishes (called "ban-chan" in Korean). ["Tapioca drinks" Tapioca drink] lovers can get their '''tapioca balls''' (aka '''boba''' or bubble or pearl) here in a variety of sizes for much less than the cost of ready made drinks! They also have barley tea.
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- Customers can also pick up some basic household items such as high quality rice cookers, very economical mandolines, decent toothpicks [versus poorly milled American toothpicks], chopsticks, soy sauce containers, international calling cards, etc. Near the front counter are '''o-kashi''', some fun ["candy" candies], '''Pocky''', fresh '''mochi''', mochi ice cream, origami materials, and just a great mix of items. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of '''kimbap''' (what non-Koreans call "Korean sushi" even though the the only similarity is the rice and seaweed wrapper) fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars.	+ The kimbap is excellent and well priced. Different versions are available if you get there early enough. They may be the only place in Davis to get miso paste. + + Customers can also pick up some basic household items such as high quality rice cookers, very economical mandolines, decent toothpicks [versus poorly milled American toothpicks], chopsticks, soy sauce containers, international calling cards, etc. Near the front counter are '''o-kashi''', some fun ["candy" candies], '''Pocky''', fresh '''mochi''', mochi ice cream, origami materials, and just a great mix of items. Try the red bean or melon popsicle for a cheap and tasty treat. At the register, you can purchase two decent-sized rolls of '''kimbap''' (what non-Koreans call "Korean sushi" even though the the only similarity is the rice and seaweed wrapper) fresh made for the lunch hours for about 3 dollars.
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Kim's Mart

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EmyFargey — 2006-10-18 19:04:07

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Kim's Mart

DanAlcantara — 2006-10-18 17:46:32

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Kim's Mart

AliceChoe — 2006-04-29 08:11:54

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- [[Comments(What do you think of Kim's?)]] - Although the prices might seem high, relative to asian products you find at grocery stores such as Safeway, the prices are GREAT. I've purchased sushi supplies several times from Kim's mart such as nori and rice vinegar, and everything cost about half as much. --["NatalieKitchiner"]	+ [[Comments(What do you think of Kim's?)]] Although the prices might seem high, relative to asian products you find at grocery stores such as Safeway, the prices are GREAT. I've purchased sushi supplies several times from Kim's mart such as nori and rice vinegar, and everything cost about half as much. --["NatalieKitchiner"]
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