New Asian grocery store, KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi, now open in shopping center A Bloc
Catering to the diverse tastes of our community, KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi brings a fusion of flavors from China, South Korea, and Japan right to your doorstep. The store is located on the first floor of A Bloc, next to Eat Poke.
Wide selection of Asian products
With the addition of KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi, A Bloc's service range has now widened, offering you an even more diverse shopping experience.
Whether you're craving ramen noodles, Korean snacks, or Japanese treats, KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi has got you covered. Explore their extensive collection of packaged foods, snacks, and beverages straight from the heart of Asia.
You can also treat yourself to delicious bubble tea and savory Takoyaki snacks freshly prepared for you. Indulge in the irresistible flavors of Asia right here in Otaniemi!
Special opening discount
To celebrate their opening, KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi is offering a 10% discount to all customers during this week. And that's not all! After the opening week, students enjoy a 5% discount from normal prices, making it even more affordable to explore the tastes of Asia.
Don't miss out on this exciting new addition to A Bloc! Head over to KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi today and embark on a culinary journey through the flavors of Asia. See you there!
Additional information
KKJ Kauppa Otaniemi
Location: 1st floor of shopping center A Bloc, Otaniementie 12, 02150 Espoo
Phone: 044 241 1642
Email: [email protected]
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