Home

  /  

India

  /  

Trending

  /  

100+ Flavours To 31-Min Ice Cream Buffet: Inside World’s Largest Baskin-Robbins Outlet In Seoul

The Seoul's Baskin Robbins has a limited-time unlimited ice cream buffet, allowing visitors to enjoy as many scoops as they can in 31 minutes.

by Tanvi Shrivastava
100+ Flavours To 31-Min Ice Cream Buffet: Inside World’s Largest Baskin-Robbins Outlet In Seoul
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/chillnaidee

Ice cream can make almost any occasion better, whether it is a treat after a long day or a way to celebrate a special moment. But imagine getting to enjoy unlimited scoops for 31 minutes. That is what visitors can experience at what is described as the world’s largest Baskin-Robbins outlet in Seoul, South Korea. American content creator Lawrence Kim recently shared a video of the store, which boasts more than 100 flavours of ice cream. Scroll down to know more.

Seoul Baskin Robbins Offers Unlimited Scoops For 31 Minutes

Kim was impressed by the variety and compared it with Baskin-Robbins outlets in the US, which, he said, barely offered 31 flavours. The Seoul outlet also has a limited-time unlimited ice cream buffet, allowing visitors to enjoy as many scoops as they can in 31 minutes. The experience costs 6,900 South Korean won, approximately ₹486.

Visitors can choose from familiar flavours such as chocolate and vanilla, along with options like Twinberry Cheesecake, which combines strawberries, blueberries and cheesecake. One of the highlights for Kim was the store’s ice cream cake section, which he described as a “cake museum”. The display features a variety of themed cakes, including Biscoff creations and designs inspired by Winnie the Pooh and other characters.

Kim also revealed that he bought an ice cream cake every week during his month-long stay in South Korea. Apart from cakes, the outlet offers ice cream pints for takeaway and crepe pockets filled with custard cream, ice cream and fresh fruit. Visitors can also explore its snack counter, which serves mochi ice creams and other specialities.

Also Read: 7 Glamorous Pink Hotels Around The World To Fulfill Your Inner Barbiecore Dreams

Baskin-Robbins’ 27-Cube Ice Cream Cake Costs ₹2,092

Another item that caught Kim’s attention was the store’s special 27-cube ice cream cake. It features three layers, each containing nine individual ice cream cubes separated by edible chocolate plates. The cake brings together several flavours, including cotton candy, raspberry chocolate, mint chocolate chip and New York cheesecake. Priced at 29,000 South Korean won, or approximately ₹2,092, it offers a mix of flavours in one dessert.

Also Read: These Barbie-Themed Foods Have Taken The World By Storm Ahead Of The Barbie Movie Release!

The Baskin-Robbins outlet is open daily from 10 am to 11 pm.

What are your thoughts about it? Have you tried the Baskin Robbins ice creams?

Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/chillnaidee

FAQs

What is Baskin-Robbins famous for?

Baskin-Robbins is most famous for its "31 flavors" concept, which was introduced in 1953 so customers could try a different ice cream flavor for every day of the month.

Is Baskin-Robbins costly?

Whether Baskin-Robbins is considered costly depends on how you compare it: it is generally more expensive than grocery store ice cream or fast-food options, though it offers entry-level items alongside premium selections.

Which country owns Baskin-Robbins?

Baskin-Robbins is owned by the United States.

Tanvi Shrivastava | Sub-Editor

Tanvi Nalin Shrivastava is a Sub-Editor at Curly Tales with 5 years of experience in digital journalism and content creation, with expertise spanning beauty, food, travel, fashion and entertainment. She holds a Master’s degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Mumbai. When she’s not working, you’ll probably find her reading, talking to the camera or just binge-watching rom-coms.

For more such snackable content, interesting discoveries and the latest updates on food, travel and experiences in your city, download the Curly Tales App. Download HERE.
First Published: November 06, 2026 3:02 PM