Baskin-Robbins Korea
Baskin-Robbins Korea (배스킨라빈스 코리아) is the most localized version of the brand worldwide, with 1,700+ stores operated by SPC Group since 1985. It's not just ice cream — it's a Korean cultural institution.
Price Range
₩3,500–6,000 for single/double scoops
Menu Guide
4 items
Nearest Locations for Tourists
3 spots
How to Order
Order at the counter — you can sample flavors before choosing. Korea has many exclusive flavors not found elsewhere, so ask what's seasonal. The 31st of each month is '31 Day' with special discounts. Pint and quart sizes are great for taking back to your hotel. Popular after-dinner dessert spot.
Baskin-Robbins Korea (배스킨라빈스 코리아) is the most localized version of the brand worldwide, with 1,700+ stores operated by SPC Group since 1985.
It's not just ice cream — it's a Korean cultural institution.
Korea releases 1-2 new 'Flavor of the Month' options monthly, many based on Korean ingredients: Ssamanko (fish-shaped ice cream bar flavor), Injeolmi, Sweet Potato, Hallabong (Jeju tangerine).
K-pop collaborations (BT21/BTS, Kakao Friends) drive collector behavior with custom packaging and merchandise.
In Korea, BR ice cream cakes are THE default birthday cake — deeply woven into Korean celebration culture.
Stores are larger and more café-like than US locations, with seating, drinks, and waffles.
Single scoop ~₩3,300-3,600, Quarter (4 flavors) ~₩10,900-12,500, Ice Cream Cakes ~₩25,000-45,000.
Korea-exclusive flavors make it a fun, low-risk way to experience Korean taste culture — just point at the flavor you want.
Nearest Locations for Tourists
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