Best Online Grocery Companies in Seoul, South Korea
The 37 best Online Grocery companies in Seoul, South Korea in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: market kurly.
Ranked: Best Online Grocery companies in Seoul
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | market kurly 🦄 Market Kurly is a food delivery and logistics platform that enables its users to order food online. | $631M | 40 mo ago | Series G | — | 2015 | SentryNode.jsPHP+24 | — | — |
| 2 | Tridge 🦄 B2B platform connecting buyers and suppliers in the food, agriculture, and marine sectors | $121M | 48 mo ago | Series D | Kangwook Lee Co-Founder & Coo | 2015 | WebflowApple iCloud MailGoogle Workspace+17 | — | 3 partnerships |
| 3 | Dalroll Internet first brand offering muti-category bakery products | $4M | 32 mo ago | Series A | — | 2013 | — | 2 patents Food processing techniques for rice-based cake manufacturing | — |
| 4 | Heybread Bread delivery service | $25K | 155 mo ago | Deadpooled | Minjoo Yoo CEO | 2012 | — | — | — |
| 5 | beancrunchy Online platform offering peanut butter | — | 20 mo ago | Seed | Kim Ae-rin CEO | 2023 | ImwebSentryFroala Editor+23 | — | — |
| 6 | DoingLAB Developer of AI-based apps for calorie tracking and nutrition recommendation | — | 30 mo ago | Series A | Jin Baik Founder & CEO | 2016 | Node.jsRadix UITailwind CSS+11 | 26 patents AI-driven personalized nutrition assessment and health monitoring technologies | — |
| 7 | Suldamhwa Platform for traditional alcohol subscription service | — | 34 mo ago | Seed | Jaeook Lee CEO | 2018 | Cart FunctionalityShopifyTailwind CSS+23 | — | — |
| 8 | Veluga Subscription-based beer and snack retailer | — | 98 mo ago | Seed | Theodore Sangmin Kim Chief Executive Officer | 2017 | — | 2 patents Real-time image editing hardware/software for advanced photo manipulation and processing | — |
Top 10 Online Grocery companies in Seoul
#1
Series G · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2015 · 430 employees$631.5Mraised▾
Operator of a fresh food delivery platform intended to transform the production and distribution of groceries. The company's platform delivers products from offline stores closest to the place where shoppers are located and offer non-perishable foods such as jam, pasta sauce, and canned foods, enabling people to get fresh food on a scheduled time.
#2
Tridge 🦄Series D · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2015 · 473 employees$121.4Mraised▾
B2B platform connecting buyers and suppliers in the food, agriculture, and marine sectors. The platform combines data analytics, market intelligence, and human expertise to streamline cross-border trade. The platform offers tools for supplier matching, pricing insights, import and export data, and logistics support.
- Aug 2022Series D$37.2M
- Jul 2021Series C$60M
- Apr 2020Series B$11M
- Nov 2019Series A$10.5M
#3
Series A · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2013 · 25 employees$3.9Mraised▾
Internet first brand offering muti-category bakery products. The product catalog includes roll cake, rice chips, cheesecakes, baked sweets, and more. The company claims that the products are gluten-free and the desserts are made of rice.
- Dec 2023Series A$1.5M
- May 2022Seed$1.6M
- 2021Seed$841.2K
#4
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2023—raised▾
Online platform offering peanut butter.The company produces high-protein peanut butter with no added sugar, featuring a crunchy texture. The products come in original peanut butter and cacao flavors.
- Dec 2024Seed—
#5
Deadpooled · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2012$25Kraised▾
Hey! Bread is a Korean bread delivery service that sells freshly baked breads from selected gourmet bakeries in Korea. The company networks with bakeries in the metropolitan areas and sells handmade bread through its website to its customers. Hey! Bread’s website features a wide variety of breads, baked using natural and healthy ingredients.
- Sep 2013Seed$25K
- Jul 2013Seed—
#6
Series A · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2016 · 24 employees—raised▾
DoingLAB is a technology company that provides AI-based apps for calorie tracking and nutrition recommendation. It offers 'DietCameraAI', which is an app for tracking calories and analyzing eating patterns using AI-based camera; and 'Diabetic Camera', which recommends recipes suitable for diabetes. The apps are available on Android and iOS platforms.
- Mar 2024Series A—
- Sep 2018Seed—
#7
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2018 · 38 employees—raised▾
Platform for traditional alcohol subscription service. It offers alcoholic beverages through a subscription service, allowing customers to experience curated selections monthly.
- Nov 2023Seed—
#8
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2017 · 8 employees—raised▾
Veluga is a retailer of subscription-based beer and snacks. It provides midnight delivery of the products every second and fourth Thursday. The products include craft beer, midnight platter, side snack, and beer book.
- Jun 2018Seed—
#9
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2012 · 18 employees—raised▾
Online marketplace platform offering multi-category food products
#10
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2015—raised▾
Supermenz is a mobile-first marketplace for grocery products with hyperlocal delivery. It allows users to purchase products online from the listed supermarket on the platform. The company has partnered with Costo wholesale to offer their products through their platform. The company is offering their services in 4 cities of South Korea. It has raised an undisclosed amount of funds from startup accelerator ‘Primer’ and Sazze Partners of Silicon Valley’s. Plans to use the funds for national expansion.
- Mar 2016Seed—
- Oct 2015Seed—
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