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LOTTE Mart Express Opens At JEM With Mini Ramyeon “Library” And Street Food Corner

When LOTTE Mart Express debuted at VivoCity, its wallet-friendly Korean street food and DIY instant noodles quickly made it the talk of the town. Recently, the popular Korean mart opened another at JEM, where diners can look forard to a mini ramyeon wall, a wide variety of Korean snacks and more.

LOTTE Mart Express Opens At JEM With Mini Ramyeon “Library” And Street Food Corner

The Korean mart is located within FairPrice, where you’ll find a kitchen whipping up hot food, along with rows of snacks, lifestyle essentials and more. There’s even a mini ramyeon wall at the JEM outlet, packed with an extensive range of Korean instant noodle brands, including dry and soup options. There’s a cooking station and standing tables for you to enjoy the noodles on the spot.

If you’re still feeling peckish after your noodles, fill up with some Korean street food—Eomuk ($5.90), Tteokbokki (from $5.90), or Gimbap ($4.90/$8.90). The rice rolls are available in different fillings, such as Tuna or Beef Bulgogi. Whichever you get, each roll comprises cucumber, carrot, crabmeat, egg, pickled radish, and of course, rice.

Grab a drink pouch and an ice cup to quench your thirst with coffee or flavoured drinks, depending on your preference. There’s surely something for everyone, given the many flavours to choose from.

JEM’s FairPrice is located in the basement. The Korean mart is open every day, so those working or studying in the area can consider visiting for a quick meal.

If you can’t get enough Korean food, check out the new Korean eateries that opened in 2025. We also have a guide to cheap Korean food places for mains under $15.

Address: 50 Jurong Gateway Road, #B1-21/22 & #B3-01, JEM, Singapore 608549 Opening hours: Daily 7am to 11pm

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LOTTE Mart Express is not halal-certified.

Key facts
  • Who: LOTTE Mart Express
  • Money: $5.90 · $4.90 · $8.90 · $15.

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