I found out about this place through a friend who had been stationed in Korea, he lives right by it and told me I should check it out because the kimchi was homemade. I was skeptical, I have been to a number of Asian Grocers across the Valley and nothing was fresh or good let alone close to home made.
When I pulled up to the place I was concerned that it was closed down, the building is old and has this abandoned kind of look to it. Inside you will find a cramped but wonderful little store that contains every possible want for a good Korean kitchen. The kimchi and numerous other banchan are wonderful, no they don't have any dates listed but you can see the freshness. I took several home along with two containers of kimchi, all were delicious and very evident that they are homemade. The price on the kimchi is pretty reasonable $5.00 for a 32oz container.
The freezers are stocked with frozen meal items like dumplings, you can also find frozen fish, noodles and other stock items. The dry goods are extensive and I found good quality sushi rice there for an excellent price. Oh yes and if you like rice cakes they have them freshly made by the cash register, still warm sometimes!
If you are looking for real Korean goods this is a great place to go, there is next to no produce but they dry goods, kimchi and banchan are well worth the trip