Shuttle

Shuttle brings Korea's best restaurants, bakeries, and local shops to your door with a simple English interface and reliable delivery and pickup options. Whether you're an expat, a traveler, or a busy local, Shuttle makes ordering food, groceries, and home essentials effortless — sign up and enjoy promotions for new users. Browse neighborhood favorites, schedule in-store pickups, or get next-day delivery from the Shuttle Market for groceries, heat-and-eat meals, gifts, and more. The app's bilingual support and multiple payment options simplify checkout and customer support in English and Korean.

Key Features

⭐ English interface and live bilingual support in English and Korean, ideal for expatriates and visitors.

⭐ Wide selection of local restaurants, bakeries, and specialty shops available for delivery or pickup.

⭐ Fast, reliable delivery from partner shops and the option to skip lines with online prepayment for pickups.

⭐ Shuttle Market offering groceries, home essentials, heat-to-eat meals, gifts, and next-day delivery.

⭐ Flexible payment options including international and Korean credit cards and popular local payment methods.

⭐ Easy signup using an email address; phone verification supported but not required for basic use.

Advantages

✅ Easy-to-use English app and live chat support that removes language barriers when ordering in Korea.

✅ Convenient mix of on-demand delivery and scheduled next-day grocery delivery from the Shuttle Market.

✅ Wide payment support and secure storage of payment methods for faster checkout.

✅ Years of experience focused on serving Korea’s foreign community, including U.S. military customers at multiple bases.

Disadvantages

❎ Availability and restaurant selection can vary by city despite curated hubs in major regions.

❎ Phone verification is required to redeem Shuttle credit, coupons, and some offers.

❎ Some promotional codes or credits may be limited to first-time users or specific regions.

Development Team

The Shuttle team has over ten years of experience building services for foreigners living in Korea, focusing on removing language friction and improving access to local food and essentials. The company supports bilingual customer care and tailors its service to expats, travelers, and U.S. military communities across multiple bases and cities.