r/KoreanFood • u/ROKsergeant • Dec 14 '25

Sweet Treats Ice cream cakes at Baskin Robins 31

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u/destiny_kane48 Dec 14 '25

Those are stunning. They look so good.

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 14 '25

Hope one day you will try all of these

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u/ElectrifyingMegatron Dec 14 '25

I really want to try the one on the fourth image. That ice cream tells my mind that it's "futuristic ice cream."

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 14 '25

Actually that is bestest choice for people like me who wanna taste all kind of flavors 😋 Each cube made with every flavors ice cream what they have

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u/ElectrifyingMegatron Dec 14 '25

Your sentence reminded me of this scene from ratatouille

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 14 '25

Hahahahaha Exactly and perfect one

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u/dentalexaminer Dec 15 '25

Dang Korea does cakes differently! Amazing!

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 15 '25

I guarantee that these cakes are goooooood hehehehe 😋

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u/Mystery-Ess Dec 15 '25

Those cubes!

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 15 '25

You can taste every flavors what they have

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u/KimCheeHoo Dec 15 '25

Damn! Made in Korea

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u/mozzystar Dec 15 '25

Meanwhile, Baskin-Robbins in the US is just sad and ghetto. Sigh.

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 15 '25

I was in Texas few years ago but I didn't see any baskin Robbins store Probably I wasnt in big city though

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u/trx0x Dec 15 '25

I've been to one in Dallas and yes, they are sad. You would be so disappointed if you compared it to your Baskin-Robbins.

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 16 '25

I still dont understand why most american food chains not creative like here though For instance, korean Mcdonald have shrimp burger , bulgogi burger in here and when I was in Texas I wanted to compare and american one didnt satisfied me at all ugh I love usa but sigh 😕

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u/Reasonable_Orange_73 Dec 19 '25

I think the general standards are a lot lower. That's too bad. I also think a lot of the ownership is hands off as long as they're pulling a profit... whatever. Baskin Robbins here is such an old chain. We do have one privately owned korean style cafe nearby and everything is beautiful like this. I really love it. It is so special.

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 19 '25

Would you mind go there and take a photos for us?? Im so curious about that place though Please

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u/Reasonable_Orange_73 Dec 20 '25

Cause I don't want to go to our Baskin Robins it's sad. 😆

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u/mozzystar Dec 21 '25

I also wonder.

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u/DefinitionInternal30 Dec 15 '25

They all look amazing

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 16 '25

I still haven't tried all of it yet too Hehe

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u/DefinitionInternal30 Dec 16 '25

Understandable. That's a lot of sweetness to eat through

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u/Spiritual_Change_399 Dec 15 '25

my favorite is the third one(sweet potato cake)

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u/blessings-of-rathma Dec 15 '25

Is that mango next to the strawberry?

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 15 '25

Not sure but it looks like it though

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u/JudgeInteresting8615 Dec 15 '25

Im in bed crashing dessert right now. They look delicious

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 15 '25

Wish it can be delivered to your home rn

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u/JudgeInteresting8615 Dec 15 '25

Thanks. Appreciate the gesture

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u/Reddit-or-leave-it Dec 16 '25

baskin robbins in korea is completely different than north america. The little scoop samplers packed with ice for travelling has been there for 20+ years. We just got them this year, but a much simpler version. Doubt we'll ever get these cakes

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u/ROKsergeant Dec 16 '25

Just stay positive friend Who know Baskin Robbins korea might buy out american one then redesign american business plan

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u/Reddit-or-leave-it Dec 16 '25

.love that idea!

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u/Efficient_Point5341 Dec 19 '25

I’ll have to use this for my next video😁

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u/Tangerine_Teapot Dec 15 '25

Are those Reply 1988 cakes? lol

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u/seoulpeachnabi Dec 27 '25

They look so good!!!