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You can now enjoy your favourite Korean snacks and beverages without flying 4,500+ km. LOTTE Mart Express has opened its first-ever Singapore outlet in Fairprice Xtra VivoCity, where you will find an incredible range of Korean delights to satisfy your K-ravings!
LOTTE Mart Express boasts both traditional and trendy modern Korean street food, ready-made meals, and candy— you name it, they’ve got it! The packaged products include chips, Melkiss candies, banana milk, kimchi and Korean ginseng chicken soup kits.
Some of the more interesting products you can find are the viral convenience store drink packets, which come in flavours like Americano, watermelon and green grape. To enjoy, grab a cup of ice from the freezers, open a drink packet and pour it in for a chilly beverage.
One of the new LOTTE Mart Express’s highlights attracting visitors to the store is the ramyeon cooking station. Much like the instant noodle stations you can find in Korea, there are stoves provided for you to boil the water for your noodles. It’s like the iconic Korean “eating noodles by the Han River” experience, minus the river, of course.
First, select a packet of instant ramyeon based on your preferred spice level from popular brands like Samyang and Shin Ramyun. Next, head to the self-cook stoves to start cooking. You can even buy and add ingredients such as sausages and eggs to customise the noodles to your liking.
LOTTE Mart Express in Fairprice Xtra VivoCity is also collaborating with a Korean eatery brand to set up a mini grab-and-go kitchen selling a variety of street foods. Yorihada Kitchen offers freshly cooked and piping hot Korean Fried Chicken (S$8.90++), Tteokbokki rice cakes (S$5.90++) and Eumok (S$5.90++).
Want to capture your memories? Head to the self-service photo booth provided to snap some pictures with your friends before leaving. To make the best of your experience, spend at least S$30 to receive a token that can be used to redeem prizes from the store’s giant gachapon machine while stocks last! For more details on limited-time promotions, click here.
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