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What To Get From Lotte Mart

Instant ramen and snacks galore! 50 things that you need to get from Lotte Mart!

Chiachen Lin
3 years ago
What To Get From Lotte Mart

Hello, everyone! We are Creatrip, a group of travel experts.

Korea travel tips and tricks brought to you by Korean locals.


You need to squeeze in a trip to a Korean mart into your itinerary.

But what should you really get out of the thousands of things there?


This post is here to help you out if you're feeling overwhelmed.






What To Get From Lotte Mart


1. Cham Boongeubbang

Stacks of Chamboongeobbang boxes on display at a Korean supermarket, featuring fish-shaped snack packaging.


A super interesting snack that's a break with rice cakes inside. Chewy and delicious.




2. Marekt O

Market O Real Brownie boxes displayed on supermarket shelves, offering various flavors like chocolate and green tea.


Everybody loves chocolate brownies.

Market O's brownies come in chocolate, green tea, and orange flavors, and they are super chewy, gooey, and good.




3. Haemul Ramen

Packages of Paldo Haemul Ramen, a seafood-flavored instant noodle, neatly arranged on a supermarket shelf.


Korea's Maemul Ramen has a seafood in it, and it's only 3,400 KRW.

Super good and super cheap.




4. Jjambbong Ramyun

Packages of Samyang Nagasaki Jjambbong instant noodles on a supermarket shelf, featuring seafood noodle soup variety.


This is not your normal red jjampbbong (chinese noodle soup).

The white soup Nagasaki jjambbong is one of the things that my Korean friend highly, highly recommended that people try.




5. Jin Jjambbong

Stacks of Ottogi Jin Jjambbong Ramen packages on display, showcasing a spicy seafood noodle option.


Jin Ramyun is as famous and well-loved as Shin Ramen by Koreans. They came out with a spicy jjambbong ramyun, which is good.




6. Sesame Ramen

Ottogi Sesame Ramen packages on store shelves, promoting a rich sesame-flavored instant noodle with a cracked egg suggestion.


The Sesame Ramen needs to be eaten with an egg cracked in. Super rich and good.




7. Bibigo Dumplings

A shopper holding a package of Bibigo Mandu, a Korean dumpling product, in front of a store display.


Bibigo is a popular Korean frozen foods brands. Unfortunately, the African pig fever ban doesn't allow any meat products to be taken outside of the country, but if you're looking for a late-night snack to eat while in Korea, this is the perfect thing.




8. Cheese Sausage

Various packs of Korean cheese sausages displayed in a supermarket, packaged in colorful bags.


The cheese sausage also cannot be taken abroad. But another recommendation that Koreans will make to you, great to eat as is or to heat it up in the microwave




9. Paldo Bibimyun

Stacks of Paldo Bibimyun packages on a supermarket shelf, offering a cold noodle dish with a sweet and spicy sauce.


Paldo Bibimyun is one of my personal favorites. You boil the noodles, rinse them in cold water and mix the sweet and sour sauce in with the noodles with some boiled eggs and veggies. It's a perfect summer meal.




10. Crab Matsal

Various packages of Crab Matsal and Lobster King seafood snacks on display in a supermarket.


Crab Matsal is a Korean favorite that usually have about 7% lobster meat. It's better to just finish this one while you're still in Korea rather than try to keep and take it. My friend tells me that it's actually great in ramen.




11. Oreo O's

Oreo O's cereal boxes stacked on store shelves, showcasing the classic chocolate-flavored cereal option.


I think Oreo O's is a must get from Lotte Mart. You can eat them like a snack or as cereal for breakfast.




12. Roasted Laver with Perilla Oil

Packs of Korean roasted laver with perilla oil, neatly arranged and labeled 'Korea No.1 Yangban Laver.'


Dried seaweed that is full of perilla scent, a Korean-approved brand!




13. Stir-Fried Kimchi

Packages of Bibigo stir-fried kimchi on supermarket shelves, offering a ready-to-eat Korean side dish.


Want to take Korea's flavors with you back home? Then this is the thing for you! This packaged stir-fry kimchi can be taken with you and kept for a long time.




14. Bibigo Gamjaban

A shopper holding a package of Bibigo Gamjaban, a shredded seaweed product, in front of store shelves.


Shredded dried seaweed (laver) from Bibigo. This is what Koreans always put in when making fried rice.




15. Choco Pie (Mango Banana)

A hand holding a box of Lotte Mango Banana Choco Pie, part of a promotional summer collection.


A fairly new release, the combination of mango and banana should be quite interesting.




16. Rice Mango Pie

A hand holding a box of Lotte Rice Mango Pie, showcasing a summer-themed snack with rice cake filling.


Rice pie is a snack with rice cakes in the middle. Koreans like it for its chewiness. I recommend trying the mango flavor.




17.Mat Chestnuts

Bags of roasted and glazed Korean chestnuts with the label 'Mat Chestnuts' on display in a store.


In its new and improved packagaing, the roasted and glazed chestnut is another snack that's well loved by Koreans. It has pretty low calories, so there's not as much guilt with this snack.




18. Korean Ssamjang

Packages of Korean ssamjang sauce on sale, stacked in a supermarket, emphasizing a 1+1 promotional deal.


Other than stir-fried kimchi, many people come to Lotte Mart to grab other Korean ingredients like sauces and seasonings. For those, look out for sales or 1+1 deals.




19.Honey Butter Almond

Displays of Honey Butter Almond packets, featuring popular Korean snack packaging in a grocery store.


If you want light snacks, I recommend getting something like almonds. The Honey Butter series's almonds are the most popular.




20. Abalone Porridge

An assortment of abalone porridge packets arranged on shelves in a Korean supermarket.


When I tried these abaloen porridge, I was shocked at how good it was! If you don't know what to eat from Lotte Mart, I highly recommend this one. 저




21. Swing Chip

A person holding a bag of spicy flavor Swing Chips, a popular Korean potato chip brand.


The spicy flavor Swing Chips are often the Korean's potato chip of choice.




22. Sauce Potato Chips

A hand holds a bag of Korean 'Sauce Potato Chips,' featuring chips with a dollop of sauce on each.


If you're getting bored of normal potato chips, try these sauce chips. Each chip has a dollop of sauce on it and it's pretty good. 기




23. Nongshim Potato Chip (Yukgaejang, Corn cheese)

Two hands holding bags of Nongshim Potato Chips in Yukgaejang and Corn Cheese flavors, showcasing unique Korean tastes.


Nongshim potato chips come in a variety of super interesting and curious flavors like Yukgaejang and corn cheese. Try it out!




24. Nongshim Potato Chip (Original)

A hand displaying a bag of Nongshim Original Potato Chips, characterized by its vibrant green and red packaging.


Other than the odd flavors mentioned above, there's also the good old original. There are so many good potato chips to get in Korea.




25. Honey Butter Chip

Store shelves with various sizes of Honey Butter Chips, a cult-favorite Korean snack, lined up in purple and yellow bags.

You can't not mention the Honey Butter Chip. It's insanely popular, so make sure to pick this up from the mart.




26. 오! 감자

Bags of Korean 'Oh Gamja' snacks in BBQ flavor, neatly stacked on grocery store shelves.


This is the perfect snack to munch on while watching TV. There are two flavors, my favorite is the BBQ sauce one on the right.




27. Grilled Onions

Close-up of a hand holding bags of Calbee Grilled Onion flavored snacks in a Korean store.


This isn't your normal onion ring snack! It's a grilled onion ring snack!




28. Yogurt Jelly

Bags of Korean yogurt-flavored jelly candies displayed for sale with distinctive packaging.


You guys probably already know about this one. I always see people stocking up anytime I'm at Lotte Mart.




29. Ohsajjeu

A hand holding a bag of Ohsajjeu, a sweet potato snack with highlighted health benefits on the packaging.


Ohsajjeu is sweet potato chips that's slightly thicker than your normal potato chips, and sweet. I love this snack.




30. Sumsum Corn

Two hands holding bags of spicy and original Sumsum Corn snacks, a popular choice in Korean supermarkets.


Sumsum Corn is another popular Lotte Mart snack. If you don't know which flavor to get, I recommend going with the spicy flavor.




31. Ggobuk Chip

Variety of Ggobuk Chips stacked on store shelves, featuring distinct flavors like Himalayan Salt.


Ggobuk Chip is already super famous. If you're already familiar with the corn soup flavor, try the Himalayan Salt or the Cinnamon flavors.




32. Jyoripang

A hand displays a bag of Jyoripang snacks in strawberry macaron flavor at the grocery store.


Do you know Jyoripang? You can eat this like cereal with milk, or you can have it as a snack. This one here is the strawberry macaron flavor.




33. Binch Chocolate Cookie

A shopper's hand holding a box of Binch Chocolate Cookies, a popular Korean chocolate-covered biscuit.


Binch is a Creatrip favorite! One side of a plain biscuit is covered in chocolate. It's super addicting, take care that you don't finish the entire box in one sitting.




34. French Pie

Package of French Pie Strawberry flavor, highlighting layers of pastry with strawberry jam in the middle.


French Pie is a french pastry-like snack with real strawberry jam in the middle. There are apparently 64 layers to the pastry, which makes is crunchy and flakey and delicious.




35. Creamy ChewClose-up of Creamy Chew packaging, featuring a soft chocolate snack by Ghana brand in Korea.


The Creamy Chew is a soft and fluffy chocolate snack that's super sweet.




36. Fresh Cream Pie

A hand holds a box of Fresh Cream Pie with fig and berry flavor, an alternative to the traditional chocolate pie.


Koreans love a sweet snack. This chocolate pie snack has been popular for a long time. If you're bored of the original chocolate pie flavor, then try this fig & berry flavor for a change.




37. ABC Choco Cookie

Box of ABC Choco Cookie held by a shopper, featuring a playful and colorful design on the packaging.


This is an interesting snack that's neither chocolate nor cookie. I tried it randomly one day and fell in love. It's super good so make sure to pick it up!




38. Hershey's Cacao Pie

A person holds a box of Hershey's Cacao Pie, featuring the classic chocolate snack with a distinctive packaging design.


Hershey's already mega famous. There's a Hershey pie snack you can try here in Korea!




39. French Cafe

Neatly arranged boxes of Lookas 9 French Cafe instant coffee on store shelves, offering a double shot option.


Lookas is the most popular instant coffee brand after Maxim. It's not too sweet and has a stronger coffee scent.




40. New Jelly

Pack of New Jelly held by a shopper, featuring cute Korean bird-themed packaging.


Wondering why this one is on this list? The packaging is super cute and bird-ifies any animal (Korean word play).




41. ChicChoc Choco Chip CookieA person displaying a box of Lotte ChicChoc Choco Chip Cookies, famous for its high chocolate content.


ChicChoc is 30% chocolate, and a must buy from Lotte Mart. The cookies are quite similar to the Subway cookies.




42. Umma Son Pie

A hand holds a package of Umma Son Pie, highlighting a crispy pastry snack popular in Korea.


Not really a pie, but rather a flakey, Palmier-type pastry snack. The flavors are basic, but according to the packaging, apparently goes well with some chocolate. Don't think that it's going to be chocolate flavored though. I love this snack.




43. Hershey's Choco Crunch

Package of Hershey's Choco Crunch cereal, showcasing a popular snack option on Korean store shelves.


Another Hershey's snack, it is a chocolate biscuit filled with vanilla cream. You can eat this like cereal as well!




44. Garlic Baguette Sun Chips

A shopper holds a bag of garlic-flavored Sun Chips, highlighting a distinctively Korean snack.


Garlic isn't a super popular food among Koreans, but garlic-flavored foods, we love it.

This snack isn't a super famous snack or anything, but it's pretty tasty. So if you like garlic flavors, this one's your pick.




45. Banana Milk Series

Various Korean flavor milk packs including banana, displayed on a refrigerated supermarket shelf.


Do you guys like this milk? It's a drink that you should most definitely try when in Korea, but it's pretty pricey at convenience stores. You can get it for cheaper at Lotte Mart.




46. Sumi Chip (Honey Mustard flavor)

A person holding a bag of Honey Mustard Sumi Chips, featuring a unique Korean potato chip flavor.


This is honey-flavored Sumi Chip, so it's not too salty. I love this flavor.




47. Sumi Chip (Original)

A hand holding a bag of Original Sumi Chips, highlighting its simple but popular flavor among Korean snacks.


You can't forget the original Sumi Chip flavor.




48. Canned Silkworm Pupa

Canned silkworm pupa lined on a supermarket shelf, showcasing a unique and specialty Korean snack.


Canned silkworm pupa is a real love-it-or-hate-it thing. People who love it LOVE IT and people who hate it can't even bear to look at it. If you truly want to get something special and really interesting, get this.




49. Sesame Oil

Bottles of Korean sesame oil neatly organized on store shelves, highlighting a common cooking ingredient in Korea.


You have to get sesame oil! I'm not entirely sure why but Korean sesame oil is so much richer and more aromatic than the sesame oil from other places. That's why you'll see a lot of people stocking up on sesame oil from Lotte Mart.




50. Hoddeok Mix

Boxes of Chalhoddeok Mix on supermarket shelves, offering an easy way to make traditional Korean sweet pancakes at home.


Korea's hoddeok is delicious and will probably bring up fond memories of childhood for most Koreans. This is one of those uniquely Korean foods that you won't ever find in other countries.

But don't worry, you can take home your very own box of hoddeok mix to make at home!




This has been 50 items from Lotte Mart. Which ones are you going to get?







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