CU Myeongdong store specializing in K-food opens, offering 40 kinds of instant ramen (Korea)

BGF Retail, which operates the convenience store "CU," is opening a "K-food (Korean food) specialty convenience store" targeting foreign tourists in Myeongdong, Seoul.
The CU Myeongdong store, which specializes in K-food, is 142 square meters in size and will mainly sell K-food recommended for foreigners.
Display stands are set up for the product series that Jeongwon (former) was involved in developing, as well as the popular Yonsei Milk Cream Bun series and Banana Milk.
In another corner, 40 types of instant ramen representative of Korea are on display, and a cup ramen-shaped tasting station is also set up, making it a zone specializing in K-ramen.
In addition, the store will sell about 200 types of Korean snacks, health foods, cosmetics, etc. Price cards are available in four languages: Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese.
The labels on the dishes are written in English. There are also kiosks where you can charge your Namane Card, a prepaid card that can be used by foreign tourists, and currency exchange kiosks.
The company said, "Content related to Korean convenience stores has been actively shared among foreigners in recent years, and they have become a must-see tourist course."