Surprisingly, the first thing you miss about living abroad is not grand cuisine. A bowl of hot kimchi stew, a bowl of ramen cooked late at night, the familiar smell of rice wafting through the house — the first nostalgia that Koreans who settled in India unanimously talk about is 'Bapsang'. Fortunately, Delhi NCR (Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida) already has a solid infrastructure for Korean food ingredients, so if you know where to find them, you can prepare a meal that is not much different from that in Korea.
This article is based on the experiences of Koreans who have actually lived in India, and organizes it step by step, from the exact location of Korean grocery stores to high-quality local premium supermarkets, local markets visited by diplomats, ultra-fast delivery apps that arrive at your doorstep in 15 minutes, and Korean online malls where you can order kimchi, rice cakes, and side dishes with one click.
Whether you are an expatriate family who has just started living in India, or you live in another city like Bengaluru or Mumbai, you will find the answer to the question of ‘where to buy groceries tonight’ in this article.




