Lotte Plaza Market at Orlando

I've been shopping here for years. Prices are decent but ofcourse the value comes in being able to purchase things that you can only buy out of the country. Recently the refreshed the inside of the store and organize it a bit. Great shopping experience with and option to eat at the various restaurants at the food court.

Overwhelmed with all the products they have here, they have affordable prices compare to other oriental store that we usually go to, we drove all the way to Miami just to come to this little gem. Even Manager Yoon took care of us and we are so delighted to meet him! They have many things to offer, from a nice bakery, salon, korean beauty products -- you can never go wrong. They also have a food court that you can eat after you shop, and a Boba tea for refreshments. We cannot wait to have Lotte Supermarket in Miami area!

A+ to this market. As a big fan of imported snacks they've got a wide selection. Tons of great ramen and rice pasta as well. Fruits, veggies and much more. It really is a good and well priced market. Contains a restaurant and fish market as well. Fresh and frozen good galore. Definitely worth the visit. Super clean inside and maintained as well. Quite impressive.

I went today for the first time and was surprised by the size and variety of Asian products. The prices of some things also surprised me, much cheaper than in the big supermarket chains. I haven't tried any of the restaurants but I plan to go back soon. If you are looking for Korean products, fresh fish and Asian products in general, Lotte Plaza is the place to be.

Huge store and very nice produce section , a great choice of everything to make Asian dishes but I gave it 4 stars bc there was a special promotion so we spent the requested amount but they wouldn’t give to us the gift because they said it wasn’t good any longer, so that was disappointing and not fair.

Among the Korean markets in Orlando, one seems to have a near monopoly, which might explain why the overall prices are quite high. Still, it’s a must-visit for Koreans living in the area. Snack prices are especially outrageous, but fruits and vegetables are relatively affordable—even comparable to Aldi or Walmart. In fact, their chicken is the cheapest I’ve found anywhere in the U.S. One big advantage is the food court, where you can enjoy not only Korean dishes but also Japanese, Vietnamese, and Thai cuisine.

Discover a world of flavor at Lotte Plaza Market in Orlando! From freshly baked pastries to exotic imported fruits & veggies, they got everything you need for your next culinary adventure. Stock up on pantry essentials, explore an incredible selection of authentic Asian foods, & savor mouthwatering dishes at the in-house restaurants. Don’t forget to grab a refreshing boba tea to top it all off! Your one-stop shop for unique finds, delicious eats, & unbeatable variety. #AsianMarket #OrlandoEats #BobaLovers #FoodieParadise #lottemarketorlando #koreanskincare @lotteplazamarket For a full video check out my Instagram or tiktok @peby_bellamariposa

Walking into this Asian market, you get hit with the scent of spices, grilled meats, and fresh pastries before you even make it past the entrance. The grocery side is impressive aisles and aisles of noodles, sauces, produce you won’t find in a regular supermarket, and a seafood section that’s alive, literally. But it’s the food court that steals the show. This isn’t your usual mall food court with a couple of tired chains. It’s a buzzing, chaotic collection of stalls, each dishing out something different: steaming bowls of pho, plates of asian barbecue, bubble tea, dim sum, sushi, and snacks you’ve probably only seen on Instagram. The hardest part is choosing what to eat. Everything smells incredible, and there’s always a line at the most popular spots. Seating is cafeteria-style—find a table, stake your claim, and watch the crowds swirl around you. Families, college students, people on their lunch break—it’s a real mix. The noise level is high, but it just adds to the energy. If you’re a food lover, you’ll want to try a little bit of everything, so bring friends and share. Prices are reasonable, portions are generous, and nobody rushes you out. Whether you’re here for groceries or just to eat, give yourself time to explore. This market is a destination, not just a pit stop. If you’re in the mood for something different (or just really hungry), the food court alone is worth the trip. Thank you for the experience!