7-Eleven Singapore Launches New Korean Ready-To-Eat Meals Including Old-School Lunchboxes

The next time your Korean food cravings kick in, 7-Eleven Singapore has you covered with their new K-Town ready-to-eat meals. And good news for your wallet - they're all under $5!

The Korean food line-up includes returning favourites that were first launched last year including Cheesy Ramen with Grilled Chicken ($4.90), Soy Garlic Chicken Wrap ($3.70), Jajangmyeon ($3.70) and Gilgeori Toast ($3.70).

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Along with these are eight all-new meals and snacks that'll leave you spoilt for choice.

Have kimchi on your mind? There's the Kimchi Chicken Burger ($3.70) and Kimchi Chicken Dumpling ($3.90) to choose from. The dumplings could have had a stronger kimchi tang, but they turned out surprisingly moist even after being heated up in a microwave.

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For a light meal, go for the Onigiris ($2.30) filled with either Chicken Bulgogi or Fish Roe & Crab Flakes. The latter is one that I'd recommend for the savoury rice mixed seasoned with furikake pairing perfectly with the delicately flavoured seafood filling.

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If you need something more substantial, indulge in Japchae ($4.80), Jjimdak ($4.80) or Dakgalbi ($4.80).

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But for something that'll really bring on the Korea vibes (and remind you of Squid Game), get the Taste Asia Korean Chicken Sausage Lunch Box ($4.90). This hearty dosirak has a charming old-school look and comes with mini sausages, a fried egg, kimchi, anchovies and roasted seaweed on a bed of rice.

To complete the out-of-Singapore experience, end your meal with the Tokachi Daifuku ($2.70) in Strawberry milk and Pudding. These delightful little mochi desserts had the perfect chewy texture with lush and refreshing cream that, as Singaporeans say, was not too sweet.

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On a related note, if you love chewy foods as much as we do, check out these other Chewy Beret's QQ cream puffs and Mister Donut's mochi-like Pon De Ring donuts.

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Wash all that down with the Tiger Soju Infused Lager which has that familiar malty beer taste with a punchy fruit soju aftertaste. It's available in two flavours: Gutsy Grape and Cheeky Plum.

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These Korean ready-to-eat meals are now available at 7-Eleven stores across Singapore.

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