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Annyeonghaseyo, food hunters! ✨
The Korean food craze is still going strong in Malaysia in 2025 — and we’re totally here for it. From Korean BBQ to spicy tteokbokki, K-dramas aren’t the only thing making us crave Korea. Whether you’re a spice lover, have a sweet tooth, or crave something comforting, you can easily find it right here in Malaysia — no need to book a flight to Seoul!
Get your stomach ready – let’s eat the Top 10 Korean foods you must try in Malaysia 2025! 🥢🔥
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1. Korean BBQ (Samgyeopsal)
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Basically, Samgyeopsal is non-halal. It comes with juicy slices of pork belly grilled right at your table. When they’re ready, wrap the meat in lettuce with garlic, then dip with ssamjang (spicy bean paste). Add some kimchi or pickled radish for extra flavour and refreshing. When eating Korean BBQ, you also get many small side dishes to enjoy with it.
✨ Who Should Try: Great for people who like cooking their own food at the table .Suitable for people who want when gathering with a delicious meal.
2. Kimchi Jjigae (Kimchi Stew)
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A warm and spicy Korean soup made with kimchi, tofu, pork or meat, spring onions, and a tasty broth with gochujang (Korean chili paste). It’s a slightly sour flavour that’s warm and comforting- perfect for a rainy day!
✨ Who Should Try: Perfect for people who love spicy food and warm soups. Perfect for kimchi lovers!
3. Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes)
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Tteokbokki is a soft and chewy rice cake cooked in a spicy gochujang (Korean chili paste) sauce and slightly sweet. It will be served with fish cakes, boiled eggs, or mozzarella cheese. It’s one of the most popular Korean street foods.
✨ Who Should Try:
Great for K-drama fans who want to taste what they see on TV, and for snack lovers who enjoy bold, saucy flavours. It’s nice to watch movies together with friends .
4. Bibimbap
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Bibimbap is a rice bowl topped with vegetables, a fried egg, and meat like beef, chicken, and also crab stick. Then it will be made with gochujang (Korean chili paste) so every bite is full of flavour and slightly spicy.
✨ Who Should Try:
Perfect for those who enjoy a balanced meal with both fresh and cooked ingredients.
5. Jajangmyeon (Black Bean Noodles)
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It is a thick noodle topped with a rich black bean sauce made with diced meat, onions, and zucchini (same like cucumber) . It’s savoury, slightly sweet, and suitable for those who can’t eat spicy food.
✨Who Should Try:
Perfect for noodle fans and those who can’t eat too much spice but still want to try something uniquely Korean. Great choice for kids too.
6. Korean Fried Chicken
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Korean crispy fried chicken is a must to eat when you go to any Korean restaurant. It has a lot of flavours. You can choose tasty sauce like soy garlic, honey butter, or spicy gochujang. The outside stays crunchy while the inside is juicy and tender.
✨ Who Should Try:
Fried chicken lovers and anyone who enjoys bold, addictive flavours. Perfect for sharing at casual dinners with families or friends.
7. Sundubu Jjigae (Soft Tofu Stew)
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This one is a hot, bubbling stew with soft tofu, vegetables, and seafood or meat in a spicy broth. It’s nice when eating with rice!
✨ Who Should Try:
Great for tofu lovers, seafood fans, and anyone who enjoys warm, comforting soups.
8. Hotteok (Sweet Pancakes)
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Pancakes with a crispy outside and a warm, gooey filling of brown sugar, cinnamon, and nuts – perfect for kids also and who cannot eat spicy food!
✨ Who Should Try:
Perfect for dessert lovers, sweet snack fans, and anyone who enjoys warm, crispy-soft treats.
9. Gimbap (Korean Sushi Rolls)
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Gimbap is a popular Korean dish made with steamed rice and various fillings like fresh vegetables, omelette, meat, or tuna, all rolled in a sheet of dried seaweed. The rolls are then sliced into bite-sized pieces, making them easy to eat. Unlike Japanese sushi, gimbap usually doesn’t use raw fish — instead, it’s filled with cooked or pickled ingredients, giving it a lighter, fresher taste.
✨ Who Should Try:
Perfect for anyone who wants a quick, healthy, and filling meal. It’s also great for lunchboxes, picnics, or road trips since it’s easy to carry and doesn’t make a mess.
10. Bulgogi (Marinated Beef)
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Thin slices of beef marinated in soy sauce, garlic, sesame oil, and pear juice, then grilled or stir-fried. It’s sweet, savoury, and juicy.
✨ Who Should Try:
Perfect for beef lovers and anyone who enjoys tender, flavourful meat that goes well with rice or lettuce wraps.
How to Ship The Korean Foods via EasyParcel?
1. Pack It Well
- Use leak-proof containers so nothing spills.
- Keep hot food warm with foil or thermal bags.
- For cold treats like ice cream or mochi, use ice packs in a bag or box.
- Add labels like “FRAGILE” if needed.
2. Book Your Delivery with EasyParcel
- Log in to EasyParcel and choose On-Demand Delivery.
- Pick a courier like GrabExpress, Lalamove, or Pandago.
- Fill in the pickup and drop-off address, then choose instant or same-day delivery to keep food fresh.
3. Send & Track
- Confirm the booking then wait for the rider.
- Pass the food to the rider carefully.
- Track your delivery in real-time until it arrives safely.
Korean food is full of flavour,spicy, and comfort. From spicy stews to tasty rolls, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
And with EasyParcel, you can share these delicious treats with friends or family anywhere in Malaysia — fresh, safe, and delivered right to their house.
