Banana Milk
₩1,700 ~ ₩2,000
- Korea's all-time favorite milk drink.
- Sweet banana flavor
- Smooth and creamy
- Loved by all ages
Korea Food Guide · Guide 34
Convenience Store Drinks
Cool, refreshing and so Korean — everything you need to stay hydrated at any convenience store.
01 — Overview
Quick Summary
From classic Korean favorites to trendy new drinks, convenience stores have everything you need to stay hydrated and refreshed.
Key takeaways
- Very affordable — ₩1,000 ~ ₩2,500 for most drinks.
- Easy to find, available 24/7 at stores everywhere.
- Wide variety: traditional, trendy, healthy and fun.
- Perfect for morning coffee, quick refreshment or a sweet treat.
02 — Full Guide
The Complete Guide
Milkis
₩1,200 ~ ₩1,500
- A unique Korean soda with a soft, milky taste.
- Sweet and refreshing
- Light and bubbly
- Goes well with spicy food
Aloe Drink
₩1,200 ~ ₩1,800
- Refreshing and good for your body.
- Contains aloe vera
- Lightly sweet
- Great for hydration
Coffee Drinks
₩1,200 ~ ₩2,500
- Korea loves coffee — try popular picks such as Georgia Original, Cafe Latte and T.O.P.
- Smooth and rich flavor
- Many types to choose
- Hot or cold, anytime
Korean Tea
₩1,000 ~ ₩1,800
- Traditional teas that Koreans enjoy daily.
- Corn silk tea
- Oriental raisin tea
- Light and healthy
Energy & Functional Drinks
₩1,000 ~ ₩2,000
- When you need energy or a boost.
- Energy drinks
- Vitamin drinks
- Perfect pick-me-ups
What's Hot Now
New drinks arrive every week.
- Zero Soda & Zero Drinks — low sugar, great taste.
- RTD (Ready To Drink) Coffee — cold brew, latte and more.
- Plant-Based & Healthy Drinks — soy milk, oat milk, kombucha.
- Cute & Trendy Beverages — fun packaging, great flavors.
Where to Find & Prices
Most drinks are very affordable and offer great value.
- Find a wide selection of drinks in the “Beverage” or “Cold Drinks” section at any convenience store.
- Price range: ₩1,000 ~ ₩2,500 (varies by brand and size).
Tips & Check Before You Buy
- Shake well before drinking (banana milk, aloe drink).
- Chill for the best taste.
- Try something new.
- Check the sweetness level if you prefer less sugar.
- Check the expiration date.
- Look for “NEW” products.
- Keep refrigerated drinks cold until you drink.
- Return bottles/cans in designated bins when recycling is available.
Fun Facts
- Banana Milk has been loved in Korea since 1974 and is a true classic.
- Koreans consume more RTD coffee per capita than almost any other country.
- Milkis was invented in Korea in 1989 and is now enjoyed worldwide.
- Korean traditional teas help with digestion and are caffeine-free and healthy.
- Convenience stores in Korea introduce hundreds of new drinks every year.
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