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Food & snacks from Korean brands, tested at home by the writers — with prices as written and where to buy.
I added The Day Tunteun Kids Cal-Mag-D Plus K2 Strawberry Flavor to my child’s nutrition routine after age two. This Korean kids’ supplement combines calcium, magnesium, vitamin D3, and vitamin K2 in one daily sachet; my child liked the strawberry flavor, and I found the routine easy to keep up with.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambakcho Extract Maekmundong Tablets are herbal tablets I tried in Korea for a few days during seasonal changes. I took them with water in the morning and found the small, nearly tasteless tablets easy to keep up with, though I did not notice any major change.
Garuseonsaeng Mix-in Oat Drink is a powdered oat drink from Korea that I mixed with milk during busy school-morning preparations. Using two spoonfuls in 200 ml of milk made a thin, smooth, nutty drink that my husband and child also enjoyed. I liked that it required no advance preparation.
Laravita NMNH Mix is a capsule supplement I tried during a busy, tiring start to my children’s new school year in Korea. I began with one capsule a day and found the capsule easy to swallow and the small bottle potentially convenient to carry, though I did not record a specific duration or measurable change in fatigue.
The Day Our Child's Health Tunteuntamin is a mango-flavored kids' multivitamin and mineral powder in individual sticks. I mixed it with water for my 7-year-old children, who find powder difficult to take on its own, and they drank it without resistance. The flavor and portable packaging were convenient, though they still could not take it as a powder.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambulcho Extract Tablets are a provided food supplement I added to my seasonal morning routine in Korea. They were neither sweet nor bitter to me, and I liked pairing the routine with tea and water, while viewing the tablets only as supplementary support alongside everyday habits.
Garu Seonsaeng Mix-in Oat Drink is a 500g oat powder meal replacement from Korea that I mixed with milk and warm water. It tasted richly nutty in milk, dissolved better than expected in cold milk, and could be made thick like oat porridge for a quick breakfast.
Garu Seonsaeng Drinkable Raw Soy Milk Injeolmi is an injeolmi-flavored powdered soy milk from Korea. Two scoops mixed smoothly into 180 mL of cold water, with a nutty, sweet flavor and no powder settling at the bottom. Verdict: a lovely quick breakfast for anyone with an old-fashioned palate.
I tried the provided Lala Vita NMN 1g Powder Sticks in Korea, focusing on their taste, packaging, and ease of taking them. The easy-tear sticks and fine powder that dissolved quickly were convenient, with a tangy taste, but I did not record a usage period or changes after taking it.
The Day Tunteun Kids Cal-Mag Plus K2 is a strawberry-flavored powder supplement for children in Korea. I chose it after becoming concerned about my child’s reduced meal intake and outdoor activity, then gave one pouch daily. My child liked the taste enough to ask for another, which made it easy to keep up with.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambackcho Extract Tablets are herbal food tablets I tried in Korea for seasonal nasal dryness and rhinitis concerns. They were easier to take than powder, and while my nose felt less dry over time, I did not notice an immediate change.
Garu Seonsaeng Jeju Matcha Powdered Soy Milk is a powdered soy drink from Korea. I tried it in cold water during busy mornings and travel, and its gentle sweetness let the matcha bitterness and nutty soy flavor come through naturally. Verdict: an easy pick for a clean-tasting matcha drink.
