Food

Where to find Korean grocery and snacks online in UK

ByHarshit Sharma

PublishedDecember 16, 2025

Online Korean grocery shopping in the UK is now incredibly straightforward, with a growing number of specialist Korean supermarkets and snack sites offering nationwide delivery, chilled options and curated snack boxes. You can now get everything from kimchi and gochujang to instant ramen, frozen mandu and the latest K‑snacks without leaving home.

Dedicated Korean supermarkets

Specialist Korean grocers are ideal when you want a proper shop with pantry staples, fresh items and frozen favourites. They tend to stock well‑known Korean brands alongside harder‑to‑find regional products.

Oriental Mart (Korean section) – A leading UK online Asian supermarket with a dedicated Korean category, offering authentic food, drinks and groceries, plus free UK delivery once you hit the minimum spend.
HiYou Korean Online Supermarket – Promoted as a “one‑stop Korean online supermarket”, this site offers fast delivery and many of the brands you would expect in a traditional Korean grocery store.
Hmart UK – The UK branch of the famous Korean-American chain, with sections for kimchi, frozen dumplings, sauces, K‑pop merchandise, cookware and more, and delivery across the UK.
mr.kimchi – Focused on Korean food delivery, with weekday dispatch to every UK postcode (with a few exceptions for islands and parts of the Highlands) and free delivery over a set order value.
Kevin’s Choice – A UK-based online Korean grocery shop that curates a selection of authentic Korean products at reasonable prices, designed to work as a one‑stop Korean market.

These shops work best when you are stocking up on rice, sauces, kimchi, frozen meats, banchan (side dishes) and other everyday cooking essentials.

Asian supermarkets with strong Korean ranges

Where to find Korean grocery and snacks online in UK

A number of wider Asian supermarkets in the UK also carry substantial Korean sections, making them handy if you want a mixed basket. You can usually pick up Korean noodles, frozen foods and snacks alongside Chinese, Japanese and Thai products.

Oseyo – One of the largest Asian supermarket chains in the UK with a strong Korean focus, combining Korean food, snacks, toys and lifestyle products, with online shopping as well as high‑street branches.
HiYou (main site) – A broader Asian supermarket marketed as the “Home of Asia”, with Chinese, Japanese and Korean groceries and UK‑wide delivery, including the Korean supermarket section mentioned above.
MoruEats (The Asian Shop) – An online Asian shop where you can buy hundreds of groceries from Korea, Japan, China, Thailand and more, often with promotions and regular UK shipping.
WaNaHong – An online Asian supermarket stocking items from Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Thailand, with free UK delivery once you reach a qualifying spend.
Food For Foodies – A UK‑wide Asian grocery delivery service covering Chinese, Korean, Thai and Japanese food, including noodles, dim sum, sauces, fresh vegetables and frozen meats.

These platforms are particularly useful if you want to combine Korean groceries with other Asian ingredients in one delivery, such as adding Japanese ramen or Thai curry pastes to your order.

Where to buy Korean snacks online

If your priority is snacks, instant noodles and sweet treats, several UK‑friendly sites focus on K‑snacks or offer dedicated sections. They are ideal for trying new products or gifting snack boxes.

Korea Treat Box – A UK‑based Korean snack subscription service delivering boxes of biscuits, crisps, sweets and noodles to your door every month, aimed at fans of Korean snacks and K‑culture.
Food For Foodies – Korean Snacks – A dedicated Korean snacks collection with fast UK‑wide delivery and competitive prices, making it easy to add crisps, biscuits and sweet treats to your grocery shop.
Kelly Loves Snacks – Sells Japanese and Korean snacks, including nori snacks and instant miso, all available to order online within the UK.
Korikart – A Korean lifestyle and K‑culture marketplace that also stocks K‑food and Korean snacks, often with free shipping on qualifying baskets.

These sites come into their own if you want to sample seasonal, limited‑edition or “viral” Korean snacks without committing to a large grocery haul.

Online delivery tips and perks

Delivery thresholds and coverage vary, so it is worth checking the details before you place a big order. A little planning can help you save on shipping while getting everything you need in one go.

Free delivery thresholds – Oriental Mart, WaNaHong and others typically offer free UK delivery when you spend around £50–£60, which is easy to reach if you are stocking up on heavier items such as rice and drinks.
Nationwide coverage – mr.kimchi, HiYou and Food For Foodies ship to most UK postcodes, although there may be surcharges or slightly longer delivery times for the Highlands and islands.
Mixed Asian baskets – Larger Asian supermarkets like Hallans Asian Supermarket and Tuk Tuk Mart allow you to add Korean items to a broader Asian grocery order, useful if you are planning a week of varied Asian cooking.

When putting together a shopping list or writing your own guide, it often helps to split links by purpose: one group for “full Korean grocery shops” such as Hmart, Oriental Mart, HiYou, Kevin’s Choice and mr.kimchi, and another for “snacks and mixed Asian treats” like Korea Treat Box, Food For Foodies’ Korean snacks section, Kelly Loves, Korikart and Oseyo.