Shoppers took advantage of the promotional offers and bonuses for every $50 purchase and shopped for household goods, food items and more. EZ Mart also provided a buffet where customers partook of Korean cakes for good luck, Kimchee, Korean noodles and more.
Up for sampling were cereal and milk products, coffee and coffee mate brands, cans of Hite beer which were given free to customers, scoops of ice cream, and product giveaways such as bags for customers who purchased products from Marpac, and other merchandisers.
The EZ Mart had a soft opening a couple of weeks ago after the EZ Outlet, which sells t-shirts, pants, shorts, socks, baseball caps, and more clothing lines were moved to the second floor of the building to give way for the grocery section.
On Friday, a steady stream of shoppers trickled in from early morning to late in the evening to see and buy what EZ Mart had to offer.
EZ Mart owner Kay R. Ham said seeing shoppers happily buying merchandise from their store gave them satisfaction and fulfillment that their plan of expanding the EZ Outlet for the past year had finally become reality.
Ham earlier said the EZ Mart’s “edge” against its competitors is the quality of its products, super low prices, and total customer convenience and service.
“We will be here to cater to your needs, where you (shoppers) are the king,” Ham said.
“The grocery items at EZ Mart are organized in such a way that provides us shoppers the convenience of not having to wander from one row of shelves to another looking for certain grocery items,” a shopper said.
EZ Mart is your newest destination for your grocery needs such as household and kitchenware and utensils, dog food, canned goods, food products, bath and personal hygiene products, snacks, bread and cookies, fresh and frozen vegetable and meat section, ice cream, dairy products and more.
EZ Outlet also offers screen printing. EZ Outlet offers custom t-shirts, uniforms and car stickers.
EZ Mart is open from 6 a.m. to 12 midnight every day. For more information, call 235-2122.
