HMart and eating in the store (Mira Mesa location)

mmm-yoso!!! continues to be written by Cathy while Kirk and His Missus catch up from another wonderful vacation.

The Mister and I first discovered a Super HMart in 2012, actually on the same day that the first HMart opened in San Diego.  In 2013, I wrote a post about a meal enjoyed there, then in 2019 I wrote another post about more selections we've enjoyed before shopping in the store.  Post Covid-19, things have returned to 'normal' and today's post about the Mira Mesa location and its tiny food court area is to keep you updated. 
72A80D16-4D54-4F75-9E0D-8999F14781E5 If you walk in the entrance on the right, you'll be at the proper area. 
72A80D16-4D54-4F75-9E0D-8999F14781E5 If you had walked in the entrance to the left and counter-clockwise through the store, you'll see this overhead signage.
72A80D16-4D54-4F75-9E0D-8999F14781E5 Grab a container and choose from the hot/steam trays
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6F9D82A5-FA98-4059-961A-4EEFA4532243 as well as from the chilled trays.  At the end of the line are canned and bottled beverages and the cash register and seating area.  Everything is $10.99/lb. {there is also a water fountain with cups in the seating area}

9DA7E377-55DD-41AB-9B51-F5137451A4999DA7E377-55DD-41AB-9B51-F5137451A499 The fried items seem to be fresh when we are here; lightly crisp and not greasy.  The squid and whole shrimp are a favorite (as you can see from these separate visits).  The chilled trays always hold something wonderful.  Each of these packed full trays weighed a little less than one pound.DE85A05F-7B90-40EE-938D-C3E891F0D454 You can also order something from the kitchen- the menu board is right above the trays.634634AD-D628-48FE-8E44-E17DA64403AB The Bibimbap (mixed rice with meat and vegetables) has been a special taped to the bottom of the menu board for a while now ($9.99).  Steamed rice topped with a variety of vegetables and marinated tender, thin sliced beef (you can also get the beef in the per-pound steam tray) topped with an egg.  It's served with pickled radish, Kimchi and the mildly spicy, slightly sweet gochujang sauce.  A spoon is necessary for mixing the ingredients together.  You can have all of this served in a stone pot (dolsot bibimbap) so the rice is sizzling and brown/burned (in a good way) for $2 more (#10 on the photo menu).
634634AD-D628-48FE-8E44-E17DA64403AB#20 on the menu is 'pork cutlet' ($11.99).  Topped with teriyaki sauce and served with rice and salad, this is quite a large meal.  We were sad that on this visit, the pork was fried just about 30 seconds too long, leaving it a bit dryer and more chewy than usual.  

Once we finish our meal, we shop.

HMart 9440 Mira Mesa Boulevard San Diego 92126 (858)577-0060 Open 8 a.m.-10 p.m. daily Website42249FC4-B023-4109-9297-267A5C32BD02