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AsiaOne
30-04-2025
- AsiaOne
Lotte Mart Express opens at VivoCity with ramyun station, Korean street food and more, Lifestyle News
Missing South Korea? Now, Singaporeans can experience a slice of Seoul as Lotte Mart Express opens at FairPrice Xtra VivoCity. Launched on Monday (April 28), the famous South Korean supermarket chain carries a wide selection of Korean groceries ranging from snacks and cooking staples to frozen food, beverages and alcohol. In addition to the usual fan-favourites like Shin ramyun and Lotte brand snacks that are already widely available in Singapore, Lotte Mart Express also carries some lesser-seen Korean products like Chilsung Cider Zero, Milkis Zero and different flavours of instant noodles like Bibimmen II. You can also find some products that are trending on South Korean social media platforms like Chum Churum's Saero soju here. For those hopping on the Korean drink-mixing trend, the supermarket also offers a substantial selection of packet drinks — as well as ice cups for sale. If you're craving for some hot Korean street food, Lotte Mart Express houses Yorihada Kitchen — where shoppers can indulge in classics like Gimbap (from $4.90), Tteokbokki (from $5.90), Dakgangjeong (from $8.90), Eomuk ($5.90) and Bulgogi Rice Bowl ($9.90). The food from Yorihada Kitchen is not halal-certified. Just beside Yorihada Kitchen, Lotte Mart Express also has a self-cooking station equipped with a wide range of Korean instant noodle selections to choose from — complete with a mini section filled with usual ramyun companions like vegetables, sausage, crabstick and more. Han river experience in Singapore? For those who aren't familiar, having instant noodles by the Han river is a popular trend-turned-tradition for both South Koreans and tourists. And with the Sentosa Boardwalk just a few steps away — you might just be able to recreate the same vibes right here on our sunny island. Apart from food, Lotte Mart Express also has a Korean-style photobooth completed with props where shoppers and diners can take photographs to commemorate their experience. [[nid:716779]]
Korea Herald
30-03-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Chilsung Cider celebrates 75th anniversary with new package design
Lotte Chilsung Beverage Co., a leading South Korean food and beverage company, has unveiled a new package design for its iconic lemon-lime soft drink, Chilsung Cider, in celebration of the brand's 75th anniversary. The redesign, which rolled out in November 2024, marked the drink's first major update in 24 years. The refreshed packaging features a larger central star — Chilsung's core symbol — alongside a bold, modern font. Launched in 1950, Chilsung Cider has sold over 37.5 billion cans (250 milliliter units) as of October 2024, equivalent to 730 cans per person in Korea. Known for its crisp flavor and clean, refreshing image, the drink has long been associated with nostalgic moments — particularly the classic 'picnic trio' of gimbap, boiled eggs and Chilsung Cider. In Korean, the English loan word 'cider' has come to refer to any non-alcoholic lemon-lime soft drink. Lotte Chilsung has evolved with shifting consumer values, introducing Chilsung Cider Zero, a zero-calorie version, while also leading the industry in sustainability. It was the first in Korea to receive low-carbon product certification, and continues to innovate with eco-friendly packaging and recycled materials. In 2024, the drink was awarded the Superior Taste Award by the International Taste Institute, and this February, it was featured at Gulfood 2025 in Dubai. At the event, Lotte Chilsung conducted over 180 consultations as part of its efforts to expand globally. 'Chilsung Cider has grown alongside the Korean people,' a company representative said. 'We hope it continues to be a beloved drink for generations to come.'
