Homeplus's full hypermarket catalog, ordered in English and paid by PayPal — delivered the same way it would be for any Korean shopper.
Homeplus (홈플러스) is one of Korea's largest hypermarket chains, and its online mall at homeplus.co.kr covers the same ground as the physical stores: fresh produce, pantry staples, household supplies, baby products, and seasonal Korean food, often at prices backed by frequent bundle promotions. For anyone living in Korea without a car, it's the easiest way to get a full hypermarket trip delivered to your building instead of carried home on the bus.
The trouble is that homeplus.co.kr is built strictly for domestic Korean shoppers: account setup wants a Korean mobile number, and checkout accepts only Korean-issued cards. Order in Korea handles both — send us the product link and price, pay us by PayPal, and we buy it on a verified Korean account with your Korean address entered as the delivery address, so Homeplus's own delivery team brings it directly to you.
Homeplus texts a one-time code to a Korean mobile number before it will confirm a same-day or next-day grocery delivery slot.
The payment step on homeplus.co.kr doesn't recognize foreign-issued Visa, Mastercard, or Amex, so the order stalls right before payment.
If a chilled item arrives damaged or the wrong item shows up, Homeplus's exchange process expects a Korean-language call or chat to sort it out.
Our team holds a verified Homeplus account with Korean payment attached, so your order clears checkout without a Korean card of your own.
We enter your apartment, officetel, dorm, or hotel address in Homeplus's format, so its own courier delivers straight to that door — never through us.
If a Homeplus order arrives damaged, spoiled, or wrong, we manage the Korean-language return or exchange with Homeplus on your behalf.
Find what you want on Homeplus and copy the product page link.
Write the option (color, size, set), the quantity, and the price in Korean won (₩).
Drop it into our order form. We total it, convert to your currency, and you pay with PayPal.
Yes. Homeplus itself requires both, but not through us. Send us the product link, quantity, and price from homeplus.co.kr and pay by PayPal — we place the order on our verified Korean account, so you skip Homeplus's own registration and card check entirely.
Our fee is 10% of the item price, minimum $5, with a $20 minimum order, shown before you pay. Most of that fee covers PayPal's processing cost and currency conversion, so our own margin is only about 2-4%.
Yes. Any Korean address works — home, officetel, hotel, or short-term rental. We enter your exact address when placing the order, and Homeplus's own courier delivers there directly.
Tell us and we'll open a return or exchange with Homeplus in Korean on your behalf, the same way we would if we'd ordered it for ourselves. You don't need to make the call or navigate Homeplus's Korean-only support yourself.
Paste it into the order form and pay in your own currency.
Create your orderOrder in Korea is an independent shopping service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Homeplus.