✓ Updated April 2026
Bonchon Desserts
Menu & Prices
End your Bonchon meal on a sweet note. Bonchon’s signature Korean Donuts — called Kkwabaegi — are freshly made, warm, fluffy inside, and perfectly sweet on the outside. A classic Korean street food dessert.
Bonchon’s dessert menu has exactly one item. That sounds like a limitation — but it is actually a deliberate choice, and once you try the Korean Donuts, you understand why nothing else needs to be there.
The Kkwabaegi, which is what Bonchon’s Korean Donuts are called in Korean, are a street food staple that has been sold from carts and pojangmacha stalls across Seoul for decades. The name literally translates to “twisted” — describing the rope-like shape that gives each donut its signature look. Unlike American donuts, which are ring-shaped and often dense, Kkwabaegi are hand-twisted, light, and airy on the inside with a thin, golden exterior that crisps just enough to hold the cinnamon sugar coating in place.
Each order comes with 2 donuts for $6.99 — that works out to about $3.50 per donut and roughly 190 calories each. They are served warm, which is the only way to eat them. The cinnamon sugar sticks to the surface when fresh out of the fryer, and Bonchon serves them alongside a sweet cream dipping sauce that adds just enough richness without making the whole thing heavy.
After a meal built around double-fried chicken and bold Korean sauces, two warm, airy donuts is exactly the right way to finish. Not too much. Not too little. Just right.
Korean Donuts
Kkwabaegi — Traditional Korean Twisted Donuts
The Only Dessert
Bonchon Korean Donuts (Kkwabaegi)
Bonchon’s Korean Donuts, known as Kkwabaegi, are a classic Korean street food dessert. Unlike American ring donuts, these are twisted rope-shaped donuts that are light, airy inside, and coated in cinnamon sugar outside.
Each order comes with 2 donuts for $6.99. They are best eaten warm, right after frying, when the outside is lightly crispy and the inside is soft and pillowy.
Nutrition Facts
Questions
Desserts FAQ
What are Bonchon Korean Donuts?
Bonchon Korean Donuts are called Kkwabaegi — traditional Korean twisted donuts coated in cinnamon sugar. They are light, airy, and a popular Korean street food dessert.
How much are Bonchon Korean Donuts?
Bonchon Korean Donuts cost $6.99 per order. Each order comes with 2 donuts. They are best enjoyed warm right after frying.
How many calories in Bonchon donuts?
One order of Bonchon Korean Donuts (2 pieces) contains 379 calories — about 190 calories per donut.
Does Bonchon have other desserts?
Currently, Korean Donuts (Kkwabaegi) is the only dessert on the Bonchon USA menu. Some locations may offer seasonal limited dessert items.