[Pre-Order] Jessica Market’s 4 Types of Freshly Made Kimchi (Whole Cabbage, Young Summer Radish, Fresh Kimchi, Green Onion, and Ponytail Radish) – Pickup Starts November 15
This is a pre-order item.
Starting November 19
Showroom pickup available
Local pickup schedule for delivery areas
Monday, November 23
Doncaster 11:30–11:40 a.m.
Balwyn 1:50–2:00 p.m.
Narre Warren 2:40–2:50 p.m.
Tuesday, November 24
Point Cook 11:30–11:40 a.m.
Essendon 1:00–1:10 p.m.
City 2:30–2:40 p.m.
"If you ordered local pickup together with kimchi,
we'll have it ready for pickup together once the kimchi is ready,
so please be sure to check when placing your order.
Please contact us if you'd like to pick up the items separately."
Orders keep increasing, and
we're hearing from people everywhere that it's delicious.
Thank you so much for leaving reviews.
* Made through OEM production using Jessica Market's recipe,
it is made to order,
then picked up straight away for extra-fresh
fresh kimchi~~
Kimchi is precious to us.
No matter how delicious and high-quality the kimchi imported
from Korea is, it takes a month to get here,
so even when its freshness is preserved, the seasoning
is bound to ferment a little along the way.
That has always been a dilemma and a disappointment.
So here's what we've decided:
During Korea's winter kimchi-making season, when winter cabbage
is really firm and delicious -> import it
When you don't feel like eating fermented kimchi in summer -> make it in Australia
That's how we'll do it~~
Honestly, it would be great if I could make kimchi myself,
but let's leave it to the experts who each do what they do best!
So, since last year, we've been meeting and discussing,
going through sampling and various other steps,
and have now launched the cabbage kimchi and young radish kimchi
made through Jessica Market's OEM partnership.
It's finally here!
Going forward,
to keep it as fresh as possible,
we'll take pre-orders a few times each month,
then make it to order -> pickup and delivery
-> sold out
We'll do our best to keep our fresh, unfermented kimchi
just like this.


Even though I can't make kimchi myself, you know how much of it I've tried, right?
I know what good kimchi tastes like! It's really delicious, so trust me and give it a try~
I also recommend our new spicy mak kimchi and green onion kimchi!
This delicious kimchi is made by a kimchi expert
using vegetables grown in Australia.
And, of course, it's made in a fully equipped,
licensed food production facility,
so you don't need to worry that someone's secretly
making it at home, haha.

Just tear off a leaf and take a bite,
and it instantly makes you think of a bowl of white rice
or some bossam—it's that kind of flavor!
I served fresh kimchi with dinner tonight
without telling my husband it was fresh kimchi.
This kimchi is delicious. (100% suspicious look) Did you make it? It's not too salty—it's mild and tasty. Give me some more.
If you love fresh kimchi,
you absolutely have to try it this week!!
As you can see, the young radish greens
are fresh and vibrant.
The reason I chose this company's kimchi
is that the facilities are so clean,
and the kimchi isn't too salty—it's just like the mild, Seoul-style kimchi.
Of course, some people prefer kimchi with a strong fermented seafood flavor,
but since our kids eat so much kimchi,
we prefer the Seoul-style kind.
It tastes great even when fermented, too.
Right now it just tastes like young radish,
so I set mine aside to let it ferment a little.
Young radish kimchi is best after it ferments a bit and you mix it with rice,
don't you think~
If you love fresh kimchi,
I highly recommend it~

Introducing our new 1 kg batch of geotjeori kimchi!
Unlike cabbage kimchi, it's light and easy to enjoy.
Give our geotjeori kimchi a try, too~~






