Soban K-Town New Menu Items Philippines 2026
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The newest Soban K-Town new menu items include the Dosirak Jr. boxed meal line (from ₱197), Rosé Tteokbokki on branch menus, and Korean-Mexican fusion dishes like K-Tacos, Korritos, and Kimchi Fries. The full Soban K-Town menu covers the classics, and the Soban K-Town promo page tracks limited-time offers. Note: some new items roll out branch by branch, so confirm with your store.
What are Soban K-Town’s new menu items?
Soban K-Town keeps its core grill menu steady and rotates freshness in around the edges. The biggest recent addition is the Dosirak Jr. line: twelve smaller boxed meals priced ₱197 to ₱245, mirroring every regular Dosirak flavor. Branch listings also show Rosé Tteokbokki (a creamy take on the classic spicy rice cakes) and Korean-Mexican fusion dishes: K-Tacos, the Korrito (Korean burrito), Kimchi Fries, and Korilog (Korean tapsilog). Vegetarian diners get more room too, with the Vegetarian Dolsot Bibimbap (₱386) and Vegetarian Japchae (₱360) on the regular menu.
A word of honesty: Soban rolls new items out branch by branch, and some fusion items appear at specific stores (Greenbelt 3, BGC) before going chainwide. If you’re hunting a specific dish, check the branch’s social media or call ahead. Prices for the fusion items weren’t consistently published as of October 2026, so we’ve noted what’s verified below and flagged the rest.
What is the Dosirak Jr. line?
The Dosirak Jr. line is Soban’s smaller-format boxed meal range. Same twelve flavors as the regular Dosirak, smaller portions, prices from ₱197 to ₱245. It’s aimed at lighter eaters, kids, and anyone who wants Korean flavors without a ₱400+ bill. The Fresh Samgyupsal Jr. at ₱197 is the cheapest full meal on the entire menu.
| Dosirak Jr. | Price |
|---|---|
| Fresh Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱197 |
| Honey Spiced Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱199 |
| Black Pepper Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱201 |
| Soy Garlic Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱202 |
| Gochujang Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱202 |
| Honey Garlic Samgyupsal Jr. | ₱205 |
| Dwaeji Bulgogi Jr. | ₱205 |
| Dak Ganjeong Jr. | ₱214 |
| Honey Spiced Beef Bulgogi Jr. | ₱235 |
| Yangnyeom Woo Samgyup Jr. | ₱238 |
| Woo Samgyup Jr. | ₱242 |
| Beef Upjinsal Jr. | ₱245 |
Does Soban K-Town have Rosé Tteokbokki?
Branch listings show Rosé Tteokbokki as a current offering at several Soban K-Town locations, including Greenbelt 3 and Robinsons Place Manila. It’s the creamy, milder cousin of the classic Tteokbokki (₱313), made with a rosé cream sauce instead of straight gochujang heat. As of October 2026, a chainwide price wasn’t consistently published, so treat it as a branch item: ask your server for the price when you order. The classic Tteokbokki at ₱313 is on the regular menu everywhere and scratches the same itch for less.
Kimchi fried rice and the newer rice dishes
Branch menus also list kimchi fried rice with beef, chicken, pork, or veggie options, a newer rice line that reviewers keep recommending. Like Rosé Tteokbokki, these show up on branch-specific listings rather than the chainwide menu, so availability and pricing vary. The safe bets with published prices are the Dolsot Bibimbap (₱393) and the Ultimate Beef Bap (₱364).
Where can you try Soban’s K-Town fusion dishes?
Soban K-Town Grill draws its name from the Korean-American “K-Town” neighborhoods of Los Angeles and New York, and the concept leans into Korean-Mexican fusion. Dishes reported at branches include K-Tacos (Korean tacos), the Korrito (a Korean burrito), Kimchi Fries, and Korilog (a Korean take on tapsilog). These are the most experimental items in the lineup and the most branch-dependent: they’re widely associated with the Greenbelt 3 and BGC stores.
Prices for the fusion items weren’t consistently published as of October 2026. If a Korrito is on your must-try list, check the branch’s Facebook page (facebook.com/Soban.KTown) or call ahead rather than showing up hungry. The Soban K-Town menu card covers everything with a published price.
New for vegetarians
The Vegetarian Dolsot Bibimbap (₱386) and Vegetarian Japchae (₱360) are on the regular menu now, plus a Vegetarian Japchae food tray (₱792 for 6-8, ₱1,266 for 12-15). Korean BBQ isn’t naturally veggie-friendly, so these are worth flagging for anyone dining with a vegetarian.
Soban K-Town new menu item FAQs
Quick answers to the questions readers ask most about Soban’s newest dishes.
What is the newest menu line at Soban K-Town?
The Dosirak Jr. line: twelve smaller boxed meals from ₱197 to ₱245, mirroring every regular Dosirak flavor.
How much is the Dosirak Jr. at Soban?
₱197 to ₱245 depending on flavor. The Fresh Samgyupsal Jr. at ₱197 is the cheapest.
Does Soban K-Town have Rosé Tteokbokki?
Branch listings show it at several locations, but a chainwide price wasn’t published as of October 2026. Ask your branch for the current price.
What are K-Tacos and Korrito at Soban?
Korean-Mexican fusion dishes (Korean tacos and a Korean burrito) associated with the K-Town concept, reported at select branches. Availability varies; check with your store.
Does Soban have vegetarian options?
Yes: Vegetarian Dolsot Bibimbap (₱386), Vegetarian Japchae (₱360), and a vegetarian japchae food tray for groups.
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Prices compiled from Soban K-Town’s official site and current menu listings, verified October 20, 2026. Read our editorial policy.