KINIKORA Yakgwa, 2 Packs (21.16oz, 600g), Korean Traditional Corn Syrup-Glazed Fried Dough Cookies, Sweet Treats

Yakgwa is delicious and absolutely love the texture. Everything was packaged well. I would order this again. Thank you!

Based on the ingredient list, I know it won't taste good. But because of the Korean show I am watching, I am interested to try at least once. I wish this is made using real honey but instead this product only uses corn syrup, the bottom of the barrel quality. But like most people said, it doesn't taste too sweet which is good for me. And it tastes dough. Like eating a dough. Overall to me, for this specific brand and ingredients, it tastes like soaked flour in corn syrup lol I'm not sure if this is how it is supposed to taste like? Probably going to keep searching for a high quality yakgwa using high quality flour and real honey. Perhaps that would taste better? I would have given 2 stars, but because they used stapler to staple this box, I have to give 1 because that is dangerous, a small piece of stapler could fall or mixed in the food and people would digest it. This is dangerous. Overall, this is pretty low quality item but OVERPRICED. Poorly made, poorly packaged. For this brand, I don't recommend it. Sorry.

These were delivered on time and as described. They are not as sweet as Americans expect cookies to be but were a nice addition to our book club meeting after reading In Order to Live.

Perfect for Seollal and Chuseok

Reminds me of an old fashioned donut. Really good with earl gray milk tea <3

They are the best yakgwa I’ve tried so far so I had a subscription for 4 packages every 2 weeks for almost a year now and for the past 4 deliveries some of the cookies are contaminated with another flavor like pine or patchouli and or are super spicy in one spot. It’s unfortunate because I don’t think I would ever have gotten sick of them.

These are terrible. I bought them for my daughter’s k-pop party and no one ate them. They kind of taste like greasy, squishy funnel cake without any flavor. I imagine fresh ones from a bakery are much better. Don’t waste your money. Just make them yourself!

One of my favorite snacks from South Korea! These are like a compressed honey donut cookie. This large size is my favorite. I eat them daily while traveling in Seoul after the locals got me hooked on them. Treat yourself!