“10% off at the World Korean Business Congress!”

From the 17th to the 20th… 10% off, including food court, for guests with an attendance pass

Atlanta’s Assi Market is celebrating the 23rd World Korean American Business Congress, which will be held in Atlanta from Thursday, April 17th through Sunday, April 20th with a massive sale.

The sale is titled “World Korean Business Congress,” and customers with a convention pass will receive 10% off their entire purchase, including the food court, during the event.

ASSMART has carefully selected over 150 popular items that customers love and will be offering them at a significant discount, including Nongshim Shin Ramyun (16 packs) for $12.99, 3 types of cup noodles (6X2.64oz) for $6.99 each, Maxim Mocha Gold Coffee Mix (100T) for $14.99, Icheon Rice (40LB) for $25.99, Five Thousand Years Kimchi (BO) for $18.99, and CJ Hatban (12 packs) for $12.99.

“Despite the rising cost of living, we wanted to share with the community by offering more discounts during the Korean Business Congress,” said Jung Kyung-seop.

During the event, a special ‘Clean JEJU Special’ market will also be held, offering a variety of specialty products such as Jeju fish, grains, and sweets. There will also be ice cream specials and local brand tasting events, adding to the sights and sounds.

In addition, ASSMART will offer specials on church meal preparation ingredients and seasoned meats for Easter on the 20th, and will also provide group purchasing and delivery services within a certain distance to facilitate shopping for churches and groups.

In addition, the BIG COUPON WEEK coupons issued over the past two weeks will be available through Mother’s Day (May 11) in conjunction with this event. Customers can enjoy a variety of benefits ranging from groceries to daily necessities to meals.

“Even as the overall cost of living has increased due to the recent tariff hike, we are keeping price increases to a minimum to reduce the burden on local customers,” said Chung. ”We will continue to be a market that grows with the local community with good products and friendly service.”

*Reporter Eugene Lee

**Original Article:

World Korean Business Congress: “Do 10% at ‘Asi’!” – Korean News Atlanta