Hello Seoul Monster lovers, are you looking for the latest Seoul Monster Menu? You have arrived at the right place then. We have uploaded their complete menu with pictures & updated prices. Below you will find the latest Lists of Seoul Monster Menu 2024 Hong Kong with prices.
Seoul Monster Menu Hong Kong 2024 With Prices List
Popular
| Roasted Beef and Kimchi Bibimbap | from HK$ 88 |
| Kimchi and Pork Soup | from HK$ 98 |
| Grilled Pork Belly and Kimchi Bibimbap | from HK$ 88 |
| Dinner Set B | from HK$ 160 |
| Beef Fried Rice with Kimchi | from HK$ 88 |
| Korean Fried Chicken with Honey Mustard Sauce (Bone in | 2pcs) | from HK$ 76 |
Combo
| Dinner Set A | from HK$ 140 |
| Dinner Set B | from HK$ 160 |
Korean Fried Chicken (Bone in)
| Korean Fried Chicken with BBQ, Sweet and Spicy, Honey Mustard Sauces (6pcs) | from HK$ 218 |
| Korean Fried Chicken with Honey Mustard Sauce (Bone in | 2pcs) | from HK$ 76 |
| Korean Fried Chicken with Sweet and Spicy Sauce (2pcs) | from HK$ 76 |
Korean Side Dish
| Kimchi! | from HK$ 58 |
| Pickled Rahish | from HK$ 38 |
| Korean Petit Four | from HK$ 68 |
| Tuigin Mandu | from HK$ 38 |
| Bean Sprouts Salad | from HK$ 38 |
| Spinach with sesame | from HK$ 42 |
| Fish Cake Stick | from HK$ 58 |
Korean Pancake
| Kimchi Pancake | from HK$ 78 |
| Kimchi and Pork Belly Pancake | from HK$ 88 |
Soup
| Kimchi Soup | from HK$ 88 |
| Kimchi and Pork Soup | from HK$ 98 |
Korean Rice & Noodle
| Beef Fried Rice with Kimchi | from HK$ 88 |
| Beef Fried Rice with Vegetables | from HK$ 88 |
| Grilled Pork Belly and Kimchi Bibimbap | from HK$ 88 |
| Roasted Beef and Kimchi Bibimbap | from HK$ 88 |
| Chicken and Kimchi Bibimbap | from HK$ 88 |
| Fried Rice with Kimchi and Fresh Vegetables | from HK$ 78 |
Others
| Korean Spicy Sauce | HK$ 5 |
| Rice | HK$ 15 |
Dessert
| Honey Citrus Aiyu | HK$ 38 |
| Jelly With Osmanthus And Rice Dumpling | HK$ 42 |
| Taro Ball, Grass Jelly and Brown Sugar Syrup | HK$ 42 |
| Jelly With Brown Sugar And Rice Dumpling | HK$ 42 |
Cold Drinks
| Coca Cola (330 ml) | HK$ 18 |
| Sprite (330 ml) | HK$ 18 |
| Oolong Tea | from HK$ 20 |
| Kumquat and Lemon Tea | from HK$ 20 |
| Lemon Barley Water | from HK$ 32 |
| Monk Fruit Tea with Licorice | from HK$ 32 |
| Iced Red Tea with Lemon | from HK$ 20 |
| Pomegranate Mojito | from HK$ 28 |
| OOHA Peach & Oolong Tea Flavoured | HK$ 20 |
| Coca Cola Zero (330 ml) | HK$ 18 |
| Iced Lemon Water | from HK$ 20 |
| Lemongrass Lime Tea | from HK$ 20 |
| Popping Boba Mango and Lychee Red Tea | from HK$ 28 |
| Virgin Mojito | from HK$ 28 |
| Jasmine Tea | from HK$ 20 |
| Lemongrass Ginger Tea | from HK$ 20 |
| OOHA Yuzu & Sea Salt Flavoured | HK$ 20 |
| OOHA Lychee Lactic Flavoured | HK$ 20 |
Alcoholic Drinks
| Tsing Tao (330 ml) | HK$ 32 |
| Chang (330 ml) | HK$ 32 |
How many branches does Seoul Monster have in Hong Kong?
You can shop Seoul Monster’s shades in any of their 19 global flagship stores with locations including London, Dubai, New York, L.A., Singapore, and China as well as the OG shop in the Hongdae region of Seoul.
Who is the owner of Seoul Monster Hong Kong?
Seoul Monster is a Korean eyewear brand founded by Hankook Kim in Seoul, Republic of Korea in 2011. When establishing Seoul Monster, Kim’s research enlightened him about a gap in the eyewear industry, when he discovered that eyewear had been engineered to accommodate a Western facial structure.
Does Seoul have halal food?
When it comes to Halal food and Seoul, one name you’ll see popping up a lot is EID. Located nearby the Seoul Central Mosque, this restaurant run by a Korean-Muslim family is a favorite amongst many Muslim travelers. Dig into their authentic Korean cuisine like bibimbap, bulgogi, and unlimited banchan (side dishes)!
Does Seoul Monster accept credit cards?
Credit Cards in South Korea
Most major credit cards are accepted with Visa and MasterCard being the most widely so, but many shops and banks charge a transaction fee of between 2-4%.
