Where to buy Korean Food?

[ivediveyyy]

I want to try korean food, but I don't know where to buy any!! any suggestions?

 

[sanasideup]

check the international section of your grocery store (if you live near a walmart, they should have a decent selection! my walmart has a frozen international foods section, as well as a non-frozen section. big lots also has some). you can also type korean restaurant into google maps to find restaurants near you. if none of that works, you can try ordering some online c:

 

[ivediveyyy]

check the international section of your grocery store (if you live near a walmart, they should have a decent selection! my walmart has a frozen international foods section, as well as a non-frozen section. big lots also has some). you can also type korean restaurant into google maps to find restaurants near you. if none of that works, you can try ordering some online c:

the only grocery stores I go to are save-a-lot & acme I don't think they have them + I have asian markets near but they're mainly nepalese markets are there specific stores that have them?

 

[sanasideup]

the only grocery stores I go to are save-a-lot & acme I don't think they have them + I have asian markets near but they're mainly nepalese markets are there specific stores that have them?

amazon should have a good selection. i think korea box also comes w food

 

[lumiluvsyooh]

KTOWN IN LA. the shadier the shop looks + harder to find on a map the better the food is. korean ppl have NO idea what acessible is (take it from me i lived with my korean mom for 12 years )

 

[Call_MeRover]

1.Amazon-they have Korean packaged snacks imported from SouthKorea
2.If anybody lives in springfield massachusetts- there is a Korean bbq place that just opened up

 

[nina]

1.Amazon-they have Korean packaged snacks imported from SouthKorea
2.If anybody lives in springfield massachusetts- there is a Korean bbq place that just opened up

ahhhh ive heard things ab people getting korean food off of amazon but im broke so

 

[ivediveyyy]

KTOWN IN LA. the shadier the shop looks + harder to find on a map the better the food is. korean ppl have NO idea what acessible is (take it from me i lived with my korean mom for 12 years )

im rlly late but I'd literally have to fly over there maybe if I go to la someday

 

[NathaliePreston]

If you're looking to try Korean food, I highly recommend checking out your local Korean market or Asian grocery store. They typically have a wider selection of authentic ingredients and pre-made meals than your average grocery store. And if you're not sure what to get, don't be afraid to ask the staff for recommendations!
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