Kimchi is one of, if not, the most representative dish in Korea. The sour and spicy fermented side dish is not only delicious but has multiple health benefits as well. Just in case you cannot get your kimchi in your local supermarkets, here are some online stores where you can get the best kimchi in Singapore:
Chae’s Homemade Kimchi
Chae’s Homemade Kimchi started out as a hobby to what is now a full-fledged business. Besides the usual kimchi, they also sell customized kimchi such as Keto Kimchi which does not contain any sugar or gluten. They also have Vegan Kimchi, as well as a non-spicy version.
All their kimchi is made-to-order, so you’re getting fresh, homemade kimchi.
For orders, they usually open slots on their Facebook, so do keep a lookout.
Goldkimchi.sg
Started by Jin Yinji together with her daughter-in-law, the duo now sells Kimchi and Korean side dishes. The home-based business offers three types of kimchi, cabbage, radish and cucumber.
Their radish kimchi is unlike your usual Kkagdugi, and is called Seogbagji, which is juicier and has a cool taste.
The stir-fried anchovies are available in two versions, with nuts or with chilli paste.
For orders, please fill in the order form via this link.
Hanok Kimchi
Made by Korean chefs, Hanok Kimchi offers you a chance to try traditional kimchi. Choose from Cabbage, Radish or Spring Onion Kimchi and side dishes like anchovies. They also offer hot meals such as Kimchi Jjigae meal set and Doenjang Jjigae meal set (min order of 2).
You can place an order via DM on Instagram or via WhatsApp at 93382377.
Hong Kimchi
The owner of Hong Kimchi started making her own kimchi after getting bitten by the Korean wave bug, and often shared it with her friends.
The kimchi comes in a nice glass jar and is said to be spicy, garlicky and bold.
For any enquiries or orders, do DM them on Instagram.
Jin Kimchi
You’ve probably seen one or two of their advertisements on social media.
Started by a Korean who has been living in Singapore, Jin Kimchi was a way for the founder to connect and bond with his parents.
Jin Kimchi currently has 3 different kinds of kimchi – Original, Cucumber and Radish.
The taste of the kimchi is said to have been tweaked to suit the Singaporean taste bud, resulting in a more sweet and savoury taste profile. Judging from the number of reviews left on their website, Jin Kimchi might just be the one for you.
For orders, do check out their website.
Kimchi Bite
Kimchibite sells 2 different kinds of kimchi – the traditional Napa Cabbage Kimchi and Radish Kimchi.
Their kimchi does not use any MSG or preservatives and is best consumed within 1 month.
For orders, do DM them on Instagram.
Kimchi Local
Besides the normal kimchi, Kimchi Local also sells Pineapple & Cucumber Kimchi, as well as a seasonal Pear Kimchi.
The recipe of their kimchi is from a Korean family, and only sea salt and quality Korean red pepper powder is used in the making of the kimchi.
They can also provide a vegan version of their kimchi upon request.
For orders, do DM them on Instagram.
Kimchi Mania
Kimchi Mania sells more than just kimchi. The IG-based business sells home-cooked Korean food and side dishes all made by a Korean omma (Korean for mum). We’re talking about Bulgogi sets, banchan sets to go with your Korean meal and more.
Kimchi-wise, they have the standard offerings – Cabbage, Cucumber and Radish.
For orders, do DM them on Instagram.
Kimchi Noona SG
Kimchi Noona has a more extensive menu compared to most of the stores in this list. Besides the usual cabbage kimchi, they also sell Garlic Scapes Kimchi, Spring Onion Kimchi and other side dishes such as Korean Braised Potato and Sweet Salty Black Beans.
All the kimchi is homemade and free of preservatives and MSG.
For orders, do Whatsapp them via this link, or learn more through their Instagram.
Kinchi Kimchi
Kinchi Kimchi is a home-based Kimchi seller that has fresh cut cabbage kimchi as well as fresh Lebanese cucumber kimchi.
Apart from that, they recently started selling small batches of seasoned jellyfish and soybean sprouts as well.
For orders, do DM them on Instagram.
Kindred Kimchi Boy
It all started with kombucha, and it slowly grew into an interest in fermented foods.
After extensive trial and research, Kindred Kimchi Boy makes tasty, healthy, preservative-free kimchi. Despite it looking spicy, it’s described as slightly peppery and full-flavoured, making it perfect for anyone who doesn’t take extreme spice.
They are taking a break for now, but you can still keep a lookout on their Instagram for ad-hoc flash sales.
Lee’s Kimchi
Managing to convert non-kimchi eaters and people hooked onto kimchi, Lee’s Kimchi aims to be a healthy addition to your daily diet.
They use fresh and high-quality vegetables for their kimchi. The brand also promises low salt, low sugar, MSG and preservatives-free kimchi. They currently have the classic cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi and a vegan version of their cabbage kimchi.
You can also check out some of their recipes for inspiration on how to incorporate kimchi into your dishes.
For Orders, do DM them on Instagram or place an order via their website.
Lulu’s Kimchi
Offering customizable kimchi for your preferred taste profile, you can choose how spicy you want your kimchi to be! Not only that, depending on how you like your kimchi, you can decide if you want it to be sourer or sweeter.
Health fanatics take note! They also developed their very own gluten-free and no added sugar kimchi.
You can place an order via their website.
Omma’s Taste
Offering a homely take on Kimchi is Omma’s taste, an IG store selling fresh homemade kimchi by a Korean mum and her daughters.
Choose from the classic Cabbage Kimchi or radish kimchi and a unique apple-cucumber kimchi. They also have spicy/non-spicy anchovies for a delicious side dish (banchan). All orders are made-to-order, so keep a lookout for their pre-order announcements via Instagram.
Pink Candy
Pink Candy has over 10 years of experience in making kimchi in Singapore, allowing them to find the best Kimchi recipe for the Singapore weather. They also have a physical store over at Beauty World Food Centre that sells Korean fare.
They are widely known for their Apple Kimchi, that is made with mashed apples for a tangy flavour.
You can also get Korean side dishes here, such as stir-fried fish cake and anchovies.
For any orders or enquiries, please DM them on Instagram. Pink Candy also has a website where you can place orders.
Saltfordaysco
This Local Instagram Kimchi Shop offers small-batch, homemade kimchi that’s free from MSG or junk. They only sell cabbage kimchi in 500g or 1kg bottles with vegan/vegetarian options available as well.
You can DM then on Instagram to place an order.
Sun Kimchi
Sun Kimchi provides freshly made Kimchi & Banchan with no added preservatives. To cater to customers’ preferences, their kimchi has been made to be slightly sweeter and less sour.
They have also recently launched a dried shredded codfish side dish that comes in two flavours – Truffle and Mala.
For orders, do DM them on Instagram.
Wanting Kimchi
With delicious MSG-free kimchi that’s low in salt and sugar, Wanting Kimchi has left fans wanting more of their ripe, full-flavoured kimchi.
The founder started making kimchi 10 years ago in a tiny dorm kitchen in England but stopped when life got in the way. She started making kimchi again back in 2018 because she found the factory manufactured ones tasted nothing like kimchi.
Wanting Kimchi also has side dishes like seasoned cuttlefish and jellyfish.
For orders, do visit their website.
We All Love Kimchi
Attention spice lovers, We All Love Kimchi has a Spicy Shiok Kimchi that’s supposedly 8 out of 10 on their spicy scale. The kimchi is spicy while retaining its signature flavour.
If you’re not a fan of spicy kimchi, go for their Freshly Made Cabbage or Radish Kimchi.
For orders, do visit their website.
What’s The Best Kimchi In Singapore?
With so many kimchi options in Singapore, it’s hard to tell which kimchi will be your favourite unless you try them all. Everyone has a different preference for their kimchi, some like it sweet and spicy while some prefer it sour.
Let us know which is your favourite kimchi in Singapore!
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