Spring Gourmet Festival... Lotte Department Store Gwangju Hosts "Lotte Gourmet Week"

A Spring Gourmet Festival from Fresh Foods to Dining Delights
"Lotte Gourmet Week" Runs Until April 5
Line-Up Special Price Sale and Dining Promotions
A Variety of Pop-Up Events Add to the Festivities

Lotte Department Store Gwangju Branch is holding the 'Lotte Gourmet Week' event until April 5. Provided by Lotte Department Store Gwangju Branch

Lotte Department Store Gwangju Branch is holding a spring gourmet event, "Lotte Gourmet Week," until April 5.

This event brings together seasonal fresh foods, as well as dishes from the deli and restaurant sections, offering a variety of benefits to provide visitors with a new culinary experience.

First, there will be a "Line-Up Special Price Sale," where customers can purchase a variety of fresh foods at special prices on a first-come, first-served basis.

Until March 26, in the first round, a range of fresh foods including Korean beef sirloin, Korean beef brisket, and Korean beef chuck flap tail, as well as bananas, strawberries, mangoes, Daejeo tomatoes, and sweet potatoes, will be available at discounted prices. The second round of the line-up sale will run from March 27 to April 5, and the lineup of products will be announced the day before the second event begins.

Additionally, there will be fresh food items offered at a fixed price of 9,900 won, along with special offers on groceries and health products.

There are also promotions for customers using the restaurant and deli sections.

At the Gwangju Branch restaurant section, until March 26, customers who pay with L Pay on weekdays after 6 p.m. will receive an immediate discount of 20,000 won for purchases over 70,000 won and 50,000 won for purchases over 150,000 won. For weekend visitors, until April 5, every Friday to Sunday, customers who spend over 20,000 won will receive a 5,000 won discount voucher for use at deli and bakery shops, given on a first-come, first-served basis through the Lotte Department Store app.

A variety of food events will also take place.

Kirikiri Berry Curry, a well-known dessert shop in Suwan District, will hold a pop-up event featuring various desserts, including the recently popular "Butter Rice Cake." Other pop-up events running until March 26 include Nata Obica, famous for its Portuguese egg tarts; Art Monster, a craft beer brand that has won awards at domestic and international beer competitions; and Samwon Garden, renowned for its Korean beef short ribs.

Lee Jaemo, head of the food team at the Gwangju Branch, said, "We have carefully prepared this special food event to offer affordable and reasonable food options in these times of high prices."

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