Seongbunkok: Korean Food Scan

Wondering whether to buy that snack? Scan the barcode.

Seongbunkok shows the ingredient list and food additives of packaged foods sold in Korea, using public ingredient reports filed with Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.

• Scan a barcode: ingredients, additives and nutrition on one screen
• Additive dictionary: 209 additives grouped into 17 uses, in plain words
• 100-point score: compare ramen, snacks and drinks within each category
• Recalls and sales suspensions: checked hourly from official notices
• Family cart room: add what your household buys and compare the average score
• Should I buy this?: ask your family with a single link

Free, no sign-up. The app is in Korean; English product pages are at seongbunkok.com/en.

Scores are a reference based on ingredient data and do not replace health or medical advice.