Skip to content

Gifts for Korea Fans: Snacks from South Korea

Original price €26,43 - Original price €26,43
Original price
€26,43
€26,43 - €26,43
Current price €26,43
In stock

When it comes to sweets, we in Germany are well supplied with wine gums, licorice, marzipan and similar classics. But there is so much more to disc...

View full details
Original price €0,00 - Original price €0,00
Original price €0,00
€19,26
€19,26 - €19,26
Current price €19,26
In stock

In 1958, the invention of instant ramen ushered in a new era of fast food: Hot water on top, wait, done! Nowadays, ramen enjoys great popularity al...

View full details
Original price €0,00 - Original price €0,00
Original price €0,00
€32,49
€32,49 - €32,49
Current price €32,49
In stock

In 1958, the invention of instant ramen ushered in a new era of fast food: Hot water on top, wait, done! Nowadays, ramen enjoys great popularity al...

View full details
Original price €3,56 - Original price €12,10
Original price
€3,56 - €12,10
€3,56 - €12,10
Current price €3,56
79.0g | €45,06 / kg
Out of stock

How do you actually snack in Korea? You don't have to book your next flight to Seoul to find out. At getDigital, you even have the opportunity to g...

View full details
Original price €25,37 - Original price €25,37
Original price
€25,37
€25,37 - €25,37
Current price €25,37
In stock

You know that kind of song that sneaks into your head and then starts up again at the slightest "la-la" moment? In KPop Demon Hunters, 'Soda Pop' i...

View full details
Original price €20,28 - Original price €20,28
Original price
€20,28
€20,28 - €20,28
Current price €20,28
In stock

Der Reiz asiatischer Süßigkeiten liegt weniger im Zucker als in der Bandbreite: Da liegt der Reiscracker neben dem Gummibonbon mit Litschigeschmack...

View full details
Original price €17,23 - Original price €17,23
Original price
€17,23
€17,23 - €17,23
Current price €17,23
In stock

Wer in Seoul nachts um drei Hunger bekommt, stellt sich nicht an den Herd, sondern geht in den nächsten Convenience Store. Dort stehen an jeder Eck...

View full details
Original price €22,32 - Original price €22,32
Original price
€22,32
€22,32 - €22,32
Current price €22,32
In stock

Stage by day, demon hunting by night: KPop Demon Hunters has turned this double life into one of the year's most-watched series. Between performanc...

View full details
Original price €10,12 - Original price €10,12
Original price
€10,12
€10,12 - €10,12
Current price €10,12
In stock

Vinyl has this special superpower: you put something on "just for a moment" - and bang, the living room becomes a concert hall. With KPop Demon Hun...

View full details
Original price €17,23 - Original price €17,23
Original price
€17,23
€17,23 - €17,23
Current price €17,23
In stock

In Japan gibt es KitKat in Sorten, die anderswo niemand ins Regal stellen würde: Matcha, Sake, geröstete Sojabohne, gebrannte Süßkartoffel. Der Gru...

View full details

Gift ideas for Korea fans

Anyone who loves Korea has already explored many facets of this fascinating country and perhaps already collected one or two Korean souvenirs. But finding the perfect gift for a Korea fan can be a challenge. What do you give someone who already appreciates Korea so much? Don't worry, we're happy to help you find the ideal gift! Here you'll find a selection of gifts for Korea enthusiasts with which you can express your love for the country and its culture.

What goes in the bag

Gifts for Korea fans here are mainly about food and drink. The Dalgona surprise box collects Korean sweets, the Guksu noodle box comes in packs of 8 and 16 for everyone who has long regarded instant noodles as a life form of their own, and the Dosirak box combines ten ingredients with 25 recipes, so it's more of a cooking project than a snack. If you'd rather raise a glass, "Sulsul Soju" brings six soju drinks in a set, while "Sulsul Normal" mixes beer, soju and rice wine. Lotte Malang Cow chewy sweets in milk and strawberry, on the other hand, are the classic in-between treat that looks good in any desk drawer. More supplies are waiting among the Korean sweets.

Not all of it is gone after two weeks

Besides the edible things, there are items that stay around longer. The Soda Pop thermal can and the four-piece coaster set in KPop Demon Hunters style are for everyone who hasn't been able to get the soundtrack out of their head for months. And the Advent calendar fills its doors with Korean sweets instead of the same old chocolate shapes. That gives you two very different types of gift to choose from: the consumable that runs out at some point and stays a fond memory, and the thing that sits on the desk every morning and reminds you of the same series night over coffee. By the way, the two combine nicely if the box on its own feels too small.

For fans who already have almost everything

The problem with Korea enthusiasts is rarely the choice, but the collection that's already at home: the posters are up, the shelf is full, and a third souvenir from the same corner won't impress anyone any more. That's exactly where snacks and drinks help, because they're new again as soon as they're finished, and nobody accidentally owns them twice. For a shared series night, a box to try your way through is perfect, with half the group guessing what is actually happening on their tongue. For keen cooks, the ingredient box with recipes is the better choice, because it goes beyond a one-off effect and keeps them busy for a few evenings; you'll find the matching tableware in the kitchen section. And if the enthusiasm spreads further east anyway, Japan and Korea and the gifts for Japan fans are the neighbourhood to explore.