People shopping at Koryo Mart, with drinks and snacks displayed.
A display of Korean Ssamjang sauces in green tubs with price tags.
Jars of red pepper powder are displayed with a price tag and other products in baskets.
Entrance of Koryo Mart, a Korean grocery store, with new arrival promotions.
Stacks of Korean hot bean paste products with price tags in a retail store.
A large, colorful Christmas tree decoration with festive characters in a shopping mall.
Shelves stocked with various nuts, cookies, and snacks from Koryo Mart.
A display of Korean pastes and sauces, including bean paste and ssamjang, on store shelves.
Close-up of Korean cooking oil bottles and spices on a shelf in a store.
The illuminated sign for Koryo Mart, a Korean grocery store, is prominently displayed.
People shopping for Korean products, including beverages and snacks, in a well-stocked mart.
A variety of Korean frozen food products, including rice balls and marinated crab.
Two containers of marinated crab and a corn dog with a rice ball.
A bottle of 100% perilla oil from Koryo Mart with Korean text on the label.
Based on 15 reviews
Out of 2294 shops
Not enough ratings
Mandy Goh
As a Singaporean, this is my first time getting rejected by a store because I was pushing a stroller. I do know that there's such a practice in Korea (some restaurants/cafes only, NOT ALL of the places), they will put up a sign that indicates no baby allowed. I hope the owner can adjust to the Singapore environment - a baby-friendly environment. As of now, I won't be patronising any of their shops.
Janice Freeman
Rude man with the glasses. Will not visit Koryo Mart again.
Beverley Tan
Really wanted to buy something inside and before I stepped in, I saw a “no outside food and drink” sign. I was holding a cup of milk tea (with a covered lid) but out of respect (since there was a sign), I made a mental note not to drink at all. Just at the entrance, the female shopkeeper stopped me and did not allow me to step in at all due to the cup in my hand. That’s it, never stepping in to buy anything in future.
Fany Sri Lestari
I was so speechless when the shop-keeper, the male with eyeglasses, asked me to leave because I was bringing baby stroller inside. He said quite rudely, 'no stroller'. I tried to explain that I was alone and there is no way I'm leaving my stroller outside, but he only kept saying 'no stroller, no stroller'. So I left. I'm quite shocked because I know how friendly is Singapore with babies and children and this accident is the first happened and hopefully the last. And for the record, the SHOP was EMPTY, literally NOBODY is shopping or browsing inside!
Elouise
Very rude shopkeeper - asked for help, and decided to insult me instead. i've been here before last year and he was also unfriendly at the counter. all i asked is if they had something i needed for a recipe, and he refused to help and said "no such thing, no such thing!". i asked politely and gently. not sure what his problem is but i will definitely email the franchise.
K T Lim
Mini grocery store with authentic Korean ingredients ( imported/ made in Korea)for cooking. Good collection and choices of cooking ingredients for making my sauces for Buckwheat Noodles.
Caleb Cheah
Good range of authentic korean groceries, such as the bottled binggrae banana milk to the bottled terra beer. cashier was super friendly and well informed about products the supermarket sells!!
Tiffany Tay
Love their variety of snacks! The korean uncle at the counter was very friendly too. He helped us carry heavy groceries to our grab :) Will shop here again next time.
Jasmine Ng
The shop is operated by Korean and the sell local product by the Koreans. Loved visiting that place as the got reward system. If you purchased $20 and above you get a stamp. After you got 10 stamp then your can redeem for a $5 voucher.
