Shinsegae Live Shopping Debuts Josun Hotel Truffle Chopped Steak

Premium ready-to-eat meal; first broadcast on the 18th

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By Lee Yong-sung
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Promotional image for Shinsegae Live Shopping's "Josun Hotel Chopped Steak." Photo courtesy of Shinsegae Live Shopping - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea
Promotional image for Shinsegae Live Shopping's "Josun Hotel Chopped Steak." Photo courtesy of Shinsegae Live Shopping

Shinsegae Live Shopping said on the 17th that it is launching a "Tenderloin Truffle Chopped Steak" in partnership with Josun Hotel, the first such product in the industry.

The item is a premium home meal replacement (HMR) jointly developed by Shinsegae Live Shopping and Josun Hotel, designed to let consumers enjoy at home the kind of chopped steak served at a hotel restaurant. It features a special sauce that draws on Josun Hotel's recipe expertise to bring out the flavor of the meat. The product will first air on the 18th and be carried on a continuing basis thereafter.

Shinsegae Live Shopping has steadily expanded its lineup of premium Josun Hotel HMR products this year, including ox knee soup (dogani-tang), grilled eel and Peking duck.

"We will continue to develop products so that customers can enjoy hotel-level dining experiences in their daily lives," said Woo Sang-woo, head of the food team at Shinsegae Live Shopping.

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Original reporting by Lee Yong-sung for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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