Red Hyang Jeju Orange is a premium Korean mandarin orange from Jeju, South Korea, loved for its sweet juicy flesh, red-orange peel and refreshing citrus aroma. Also known as Redhyang, 레드향, Redeuhyang and Korea Red Pearl Orange, this Jeju orange is a popular seasonal citrus for fresh eating, gifting and family sharing.
Red Hyang is commonly described as a Jeju citrus variety related to Seo Ji Hyang and Hallabong. It is appreciated for its thick, juicy flesh, rich sweetness and gentle acidity, making it suitable for customers who enjoy sweet Korean oranges without a sharp sour taste.
When fully ripe, Red Hyang develops a deeper red-orange colour and a fragrant citrus flavour. It is best enjoyed fresh or chilled, especially during the Korean citrus season when Jeju mandarin oranges are at their sweetest and juiciest.
Origin: Jeju, South Korea. Product photos are for reference only. Packaging, fruit count, size, peel colour, sweetness, acidity, seed presence and juiciness may vary slightly depending on harvest batch and shipment.
| Product | Red Hyang Jeju Orange |
| Also Known As | Redhyang, Red Hyang Mandarin Orange, Korea Red Pearl Orange, Jeju Red Hyang, Redeuhyang, 레드향 and Red香 |
| Origin | Jeju, South Korea |
| Fruit Type | Korean Jeju mandarin orange |
| Related Jeju Citrus | Hallabong, Seo Ji Hyang and Cheon Hye Hyang are related Jeju citrus names, but this product is Red Hyang. |
| Skin Colour | Orange to deeper red-orange when ripe |
| Taste | Sweet, juicy and aromatic with gentle acidity |
| Texture | Thick, juicy citrus segments |
| Seeds | Usually seedless or low-seeded, though natural seed presence may vary by batch |
| Best For | Fresh eating, gifting, family sharing, fruit platters and chilled after-meal fruit |
| Season | Seasonal Korean winter citrus. Availability depends on Jeju harvest and shipment timing. |
| Storage | Keep dry and well-ventilated. Refrigerate if not consuming soon, especially in Singapore’s humid weather. |
Red Hyang Jeju Orange has a rich sweet flavour with plenty of juice and a fragrant citrus aroma. The flesh is thick, tender and juicy, giving each segment a satisfying bite.
Compared with some sharper mandarin oranges, Red Hyang is usually enjoyed for its lower sourness and rounder sweetness. The deeper red-orange peel colour is one of the reasons it is often called Korea Red Pearl Orange.
Red Hyang Jeju Orange is a Korean premium citrus from Jeju Island. In Korean, Red Hyang is written as 레드향, and it is also sometimes written as Red香 because “hyang” refers to fragrance.
This citrus is commonly described as a hybrid connected to Seo Ji Hyang and Hallabong. It has a sweet juicy profile, attractive red-orange colour and a softer acidity that makes it easy to enjoy fresh.
Korea Red Pearl Orange is another name often used for Red Hyang because of the fruit’s attractive red-orange peel and premium appearance. The fruit is especially popular when fully ripe, when the colour becomes deeper and the flavour becomes sweeter and more aromatic.
Red Hyang is suitable for customers who want a sweet Korean orange with a more special eating experience than regular mandarins.
Red Hyang, Hallabong and Cheon Hye Hyang are all well-known Korean Jeju citrus names, but they are not the same fruit. Red Hyang is usually chosen for its red-orange colour, sweet juicy flesh and gentle acidity.
| Comparison | Red Hyang Jeju Orange | Hallabong | Cheon Hye Hyang |
| Korean Name | 레드향 / Red香 | 한라봉 | 천혜향 / 天惠香 |
| Appearance | Red-orange peel, round to slightly flat shape | Often has a raised top near the stem | Usually smooth and glossy with a fragrant peel |
| Taste | Sweet, juicy and gently acidic | Sweet, rich and aromatic | Fragrant, sweet and refreshing |
| Best For | Fresh eating, gifting and premium Jeju citrus enjoyment | Fresh eating and gifting | Fresh eating and aromatic citrus lovers |
Jeju is well known for premium Korean citrus, including Red Hyang, Hallabong and Cheon Hye Hyang. Red Hyang is one of the sweeter Jeju mandarin orange options and is popular during the winter citrus season.
Its juicy flesh and attractive colour make it suitable for home snacking, fruit platters, gifting and serving guests during festive periods.
Red Hyang is best enjoyed fresh. Peel the fruit, separate the segments and eat directly. For a more refreshing taste, chill the oranges before serving.
Because the flesh is juicy and sweet, Red Hyang also works well in fruit platters, after-meal fruit servings and simple dessert plates.
Red Hyang Jeju oranges can spoil faster in Singapore’s humid weather if the peel stays moist. Keep the fruit dry, well-ventilated and away from direct sunlight.
If not consuming soon, refrigerate the oranges after making sure the peel is dry. Check regularly and remove any fruit that becomes soft, mouldy or damaged.
If you plan to keep the oranges for longer, wash the peel only when needed and dry the fruit completely before storage. Some customers rinse citrus with water and dry it well before refrigerating.
Do not store the fruit while wet, as moisture can encourage mould and shorten freshness.
Red Hyang Jeju Orange is a fresh citrus fruit with water, natural fruit sugars, carbohydrates and small amounts of fibre. Korean Jeju mandarins and citrus fruits naturally contain vitamin C and other plant-based nutrients.
The values below are a general guide for fresh mandarin-style citrus. Actual nutrition may vary depending on fruit size, sweetness, ripeness and edible portion.
| Reference Serving | 100g fresh mandarin-style citrus, general guide |
| Calories | About 47–53 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | About 12–13g |
| Fibre | About 1.7–2g |
| Protein | About 0.7–0.8g |
| Fat | About 0.2–0.3g |
| Vitamin C | Naturally present |
| Potassium | Naturally present |
Red Hyang Jeju Orange can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet. It is naturally sweet, so portion size can be adjusted according to personal preference and dietary needs.
This product is sold as Red Hyang Jeju Orange from Korea. It may also be called Korea Red Pearl Orange, Redhyang, Redeuhyang or 레드향.
Packaging may vary by shipment. Fruit count, size, sweetness, juiciness, peel colour, seed presence and appearance may vary by harvest batch. Product photos are for reference only.
Red Hyang Jeju Orange may also be known as Redhyang, Red Hyang Mandarin Orange, Korea Red Pearl Orange, Jeju Red Hyang, Korean Red Hyang, Redeuhyang, 레드향, Red香, Korean orange, Jeju orange and Jeju mandarin orange.
Related Jeju citrus names include Hallabong, 한라봉, Jeju Hallabong, Cheon Hye Hyang, 천혜향, 天惠香 and Setoka, but this product listing is for Red Hyang.
SKC Fruits offers Red Hyang Jeju Orange for customers in Singapore who enjoy premium Korean citrus with sweet, juicy flesh and a fragrant red-orange peel. It is suitable for fresh eating, gifting, family sharing and after-meal fruit.
Red Hyang Jeju Orange is a premium Korean mandarin orange from Jeju, South Korea. It is known for its red-orange peel, sweet juicy flesh and fragrant citrus flavour.
Red Hyang is written as 레드향 in Korean. It may also be written as Red香, and is sometimes called Redeuhyang or Korea Red Pearl Orange.
Red Hyang tastes sweet, juicy and aromatic, with gentle acidity and little sharp sourness. The flesh is thick, tender and refreshing when served chilled.
No. Red Hyang and Hallabong are different Jeju citrus fruits. Red Hyang is commonly described as related to Hallabong and Seo Ji Hyang, but this product is Red Hyang, not Hallabong.
No. Red Hyang and Cheon Hye Hyang are different Korean Jeju citrus names. Cheon Hye Hyang is also written as 천혜향 or 天惠香, while Red Hyang is written as 레드향.
Red Hyang is usually seedless or low-seeded, but natural seed presence may vary slightly by harvest batch and growing conditions.
Keep the fruit dry and well-ventilated. Refrigerate if not consuming soon, especially in Singapore’s humid weather, and avoid storing the oranges while the peel is wet.
Peel the orange, separate the segments and enjoy fresh. It is especially refreshing when chilled and can also be served on fruit platters or after meals.
This product is from Jeju, South Korea. Packaging and fruit count may vary by shipment.
As a general guide, fresh mandarin-style citrus provides about 47–53 kcal per 100g. Actual calories vary depending on fruit size, sweetness, ripeness and edible portion.
It may also be known as Redhyang, Korea Red Pearl Orange, Jeju Red Hyang, Korean Red Hyang, Redeuhyang, 레드향, Red香, Korean orange, Jeju orange and Jeju mandarin orange.
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