Homeplus hypermarket groceries, ordered in English and paid by PayPal — delivered the same way they would be for any Korean shopper.
Homeplus (홈플러스) is one of Korea's largest hypermarket chains, and its online mall at homeplus.co.kr delivers straight from a nearby store: fresh produce, pantry staples, household supplies, baby products, and seasonal Korean food, often with bundle promotions. For anyone living in Korea without a car, it's an easy way to get a hypermarket trip delivered to your building instead of carried home on the bus. Homeplus has been in court-led restructuring since 2025, and after a pause in mid-2026 online delivery restarted from fewer stores — so we check your address is covered before you pay.
Homeplus's name since 2025 for store-direct delivery: picked at a nearby Homeplus and brought in the slot you choose — the same day if slots are open. Free from ₩40,000.
Forgot something? Items paid for as an add-on to an order that hasn't gone out yet arrive together, with no second delivery fee.
The trouble is that homeplus.co.kr is built for domestic Korean shoppers: account setup wants a Korean mobile number, and checkout is built around 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 the nearby Homeplus store brings it to you by 매직배송 (store-direct delivery) in the time slot we book.
Open the item on Homeplus and copy the page link — it looks like homeplus.co.kr/…
Write the option (colour, size, set), the quantity and the price in Korean won (₩) — including the store’s delivery fee (배송비), if there is one.
Drop it into our order form and pay with PayPal. We order it and Homeplus delivers to your door.
Yes, but on a smaller scale. Homeplus paused online delivery for several weeks in July–August 2026, then reopened orders on August 10 from 59 stores and has been adding areas back. The court approved its rehabilitation plan in September 2026 and some stores are being sold, so we confirm your address is covered before ordering.
It's Homeplus's store-direct delivery, renamed from 마트직송 in 2025: your order is picked at a nearby Homeplus hypermarket and delivered in the time slot you choose, the same day if a slot is free. Orders of ₩40,000 or more normally ship free. If an item is sold out, you can accept the closest substitute or have it refunded.
Yes. Homeplus's own sign-up and checkout are built for both, but you don't need either 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, as long as a Homeplus store still delivers to that area — home, officetel, hotel, or short-term rental. We check coverage first, enter your exact address when placing the order, and the store's driver delivers there directly; it never passes through us.
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 — we’ll handle the Korean checkout.
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