Shinsegae Lets Shoppers Build Their Own Chuseok Gift Sets

Customers Pick Items Such as Sesame Oil and Allulose Themselves

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By Kim Sun-youngearthgirl@sedaily.com
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Shinsegae Department Store models present Chuseok gift sets, which allow customers to select and assemble grocery items of their choice, at "Twelve" on the first basement level of House of Shinsegae Cheongdam. Photo courtesy of Shinsegae Department Store - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea
Shinsegae Department Store models present Chuseok gift sets, which allow customers to select and assemble grocery items of their choice, at "Twelve" on the first basement level of House of Shinsegae Cheongdam. Photo courtesy of Shinsegae Department Store

Shinsegae Department Store is offering customized gift sets for the Chuseok holiday that let shoppers choose the food items themselves.

The retailer said on the 13th that it is selling the sets at Twelve, the food hall on the first basement level of House of Shinsegae Cheongdam in Seoul's Gangnam district, where customers pick grocery items to assemble their own package. Completed sets are packed in a gift box made exclusively for Twelve.

Items available for the sets include Proje Sannae 160-degree sesame oil, Jayu Sweet allulose, Paradi perilla oil tare soba and Badia kosher salt.

Shinsegae said its main Chuseok gift set sales run through the 23rd.

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Original reporting by Kim Sun-young 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.

Translated by AI on Sep 13, 2026View Korean originalTranslation Policy

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