Discounts on seasonal seafood, fruit, camping meats and more through Oct. 22
Up to 15% off health products, plus grocery coupons

11st said on October 12 that it is holding its monthly grocery shopping event, "Mart Daejeon," through October 22, offering discounts on food and daily necessities.


The event features special prices on seasonal autumn foods, meat for camping, packaged kimchi and health products. Featured items include live autumn blue crabs from the West Coast (2 kg) in the KRW 18,000 range, domestically sourced, cleaned mackerel (180 g × 6 packs) in the KRW 19,000 range, and Mokpo skate (500 g) in the KRW 25,000 range.


Featured product image for 11st's "Mart Daejeon" promotion. 11st.

Featured product image for 11st's "Mart Daejeon" promotion. 11st.

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Seasonal Shinano Gold apples (5 kg) are priced in the KRW 13,000 range, while Cheongdo Bansi persimmons (2.5 kg) and Naju Singo pears (5 kg) are each in the KRW 9,000 range. The event also offers discounts on pork belly, pork shoulder and Korean beef barbecue sets targeting campers, as well as packaged kimchi ahead of kimjang season.


Daily essentials such as laundry and cleaning supplies, kitchenware and pet supplies, along with health products from major brands including Denps, Dr. Lin and Korea Eundan, are available at discounts of up to 15%. A limited number of KRW 3,000 discount coupons, redeemable on purchases of KRW 70,000 or more, will also be issued daily during the event.



"October is a time when customers have a range of grocery shopping needs, from seasonal autumn foods and preparations for camping and outings to health care during the change of seasons," said Kwon Yongmu, head of 11st's Mart Unit. "We have carefully selected products for the event to reflect seasonal consumption trends and customer demand, and are offering them alongside practical shopping benefits."


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