In this post, I'd love to share an abundance of some of the tastiest online markets around that I know of, of high-quality, tasty Korean food from a palette I've developed from living in some of the wealthiest, culturally diverse spots in the U.S. -- I'm tired of just seeing bibigo dumplings and Nong Shim ramen in supermarkets!
Links are provided, embedded in the name of each market.
1) Wooltari - more L.A. inspired -- This place is my top favorite! I tried pork jowl there via delivery for the first time last June, and my God, it was amazingly decadent and extremely well-packaged. I especially liked how the packaging was easy to recycle and dispose of. I find that the jowl/cheek of most animals is such a delicious cut of meat - much like Hamachi Kama (Grilled Yellowtail Collar).
2) Kim'C - more NorthEast/NYC inspired -- I've gotten some really nice bronzeware from them, and they seem really focused on pure, light ingredients, and are authentic in their own right!
3) H-Mart - This supermarket chain is well-known already, and has a wide range of authentic Korean products.
Last, but not least, a wonderful community board of discussion threads sharing their passions/pictures of Korean Food! https://www.reddit.com/r/KoreanFood/
Hope you enjoy!
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