Want To Enjoy South Korean Food? Go Culinary Make K-Food Festival At Lotte Shopping Avenue

South Korean juliner dishes are at the K-Food Festival. (Ist Photo)

JAKARTA - Welcoming the good news that South Korea has again issued its tourist visa, GoKuliner together with Lotte Shopping Avenue held a K-Food Festival to treat the longing of the people who were unable to visit the country of ginseng during the COVID-19 pandemic. The festival, which will take place for twelve consecutive days, from 20 to 31 July 2022, is one of a series of celebrations for Lotte Shopping Avenue's 9th anniversary which fell on 22 June.

If usually people can only see South Korean-style culinary through dramas, reality shows, and social media, at this festival GoKuliner brings 20 tenants who are ready to pamper visitors' tongues with various types of South Korean specialties. In this festival, there are K-Pop dance cover shows and attractive promos, namely every IDR 50,000 transaction at the K-Food Festival will get a 15% discount voucher from ASTRO.

The K-Food Festival event was held at the Fun Atrium floor 3 - Lotte Shopping Avenue, by presenting a line of familiar tenants including the Bowlgogi Korean Rice Bowl, Chic'n Toast, Chum Bap, Dalbam by Mia, Eunggeupsil, Fume Kopi, Glacerie, Gogumapang, Gubhida Korean Bbq, Haneul Drink, Kini Korean Bistro, KkoReu-Reuk Korean Food, Moo Taiyaki, Nunwayo, Pyopyo Smooky Snack, Sorry Sorry, Hansigjib, Temu Kamu Coffee, Twist N' Go, USHI SO, and Yeobo Topokki .

General Manager of Marketing Lotte Shopping Avenue, Jung In Ho said "The rise of Korean culture which is increasingly favored by the Indonesian people, is expected to treat the desires of Korean culture lovers by coming to our mall, especially loyal visitors of Lotte Shopping Avenue."

"We have also prepared several Stand Figures that visitors can use to take photos in the event area because the K-Food Festival is a culinary festival aimed not only at South Korean culinary fans, but also fans of K-Pop, KDrama, and others," he said. Oswin, CEO of GoKuliner.

This South Korean culinary festival is open to anyone free of charge and visitors can get free testers in all tenants through the GoKuliner application. Although the spread of COVID-19 has decreased, visitors are expected to maintain health protocols for mutual comfort. (Adv)