Dubuyo Menu Prices Malaysia 2026
The full dubuyo menu guide: soondubu jigae from RM16.90, Korean gogi and wings from RM19.90, street snacks from RM8.00 and set meals for two from RM59.90. DubuYo is Malaysia’s halal Korean restaurant chain, built around its bubbling soft tofu stew, and this is its real senarai harga, verified October 26, 2026.
What does Dubuyo cost in Malaysia?
Seven sections cover the board, and the price spread is friendly: snacks under RM15, stews and rice bowls in the high teens to low twenties, and group sets that climb past RM100. Here is the senarai harga by category.
| Menu Section | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Soondubu Jigae | RM 16.90 – 22.50 |
| Korean Gogi And Wings | RM 19.90 – 26.50 |
| Urban Favourites | RM 15.90 – 28.90 |
| Street Food Snacks | RM 8.00 – 14.90 |
| Sides, Desserts And Drinks | RM 3.40 – 13.00 |
| Set Meal For 2 | From RM 59.90 |
| Set Meal For 4 | From RM 111.90 |
Prices below come mainly from the pricesmalaysia.com Dubuyo page, with IOI City Mall set prices from PriceListo (August 22, 2026) where noted. A few older listings are flagged as older in the text, so you can see which figures to double check at your outlet.
What is on the Dubuyo soondubu jigae menu?
Soondubu jigae is the dish DubuYo is named for: soft tofu simmered in a spicy broth, served bubbling in a stone pot with rice. Seventeen versions run from the plain vegetable stew at RM16.90 to the seafood cheese and combo stews at RM22.50. Pick your protein first, then decide whether kimchi, cheese, dumplings or toppokki join it.
| Soondubu Jigae | Price |
|---|---|
| Vegetable Soondubu Jigae | From RM 16.90 |
| Chicken Soondubu Jigae | From RM 17.90 |
| Chicken Kimchi Soondubu Jigae | From RM 19.50 |
| Beef And Chicken Combo Soondubu Jigae | From RM 19.50 |
| Chicken Cheese Soondubu Jigae | From RM 19.50 |
| Chicken Toppokki Soondubu Jigae | From RM 19.50 |
| Beef Soondubu Jigae | From RM 19.90 |
| Seafood Soondubu Jigae | From RM 20.90 |
| Beef Kimchi Soondubu Jigae | From RM 21.50 |
| Beef Cheese Soondubu Jigae | From RM 21.50 |
| Beef Toppokki Soondubu Jigae | From RM 21.50 |
| Seafood And Chicken Combo Soondubu Jigae | From RM 21.50 |
| Dumpling Soondubu Jigae | From RM 21.90 |
| Seafood Kimchi Soondubu Jigae | From RM 22.50 |
| Seafood Cheese Soondubu Jigae | From RM 22.50 |
| Seafood And Beef Combo Soondubu Jigae | From RM 22.50 |
| Seafood Toppokki Soondubu Jigae | From RM 22.50 |
Most diners start with the beef or seafood stew. If you like heat, the kimchi versions add tang and spice for about RM1.60 more than the plain version of the same protein.
What Korean gogi and wings does Dubuyo serve?
Gogi means grilled and pan-cooked meat dishes, and this section pairs them with DubuYo’s Korean fried chicken wings. Kimchi gogi is the tangy pick, honey garlic bulgogi is the sweet one, and the wings run from buldak heat to honey mustard sweetness. Samgyetang, the ginseng chicken soup, is the priciest plate here at RM26.50.
| Gogi And Wings | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Kimchi Gogi | From RM 19.90 |
| Chicken Honey Garlic Bulgogi | From RM 21.50 |
| Beef Kimchi Gogi | From RM 21.90 |
| Korean Spicy Wings | From RM 22.50 |
| Honey Mustard Wings | From RM 22.50 |
| Dak Galbi | From RM 22.50 |
| Ajumma K-Dak | From RM 22.50 |
| Buldak Wings | From RM 22.50 |
| MayoYo Wings | From RM 22.50 |
| Beef Honey Garlic Bulgogi | From RM 23.50 |
| Samgyetang | From RM 26.50 |
Wing flavours also come as sets with DubuYo rice, banchan and soup at the IOI City Mall listing, for example kimchi, mala and seaweed wings at RM24.90 per set. A la carte wing boxes run RM19.50 for 6 pieces, RM35.90 for 12 and RM53.90 for 18 at that same listing.
What urban favourites can you order at Dubuyo?
Urban favourites cover the rice bowls, noodles and toppokki that sit outside the stew menu. Chicken bibimbap and spicy seafood ramyeon anchor this section, and limited time dishes like Jeju Jjampong and Gepuk Daebak Chikin Bap rotate through it. Prices here mix the current pricesmalaysia.com board with the IOI City Mall PriceListo listing, so check the notes on the two older items.
| Urban Favourite | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Bibimbap, a la carte | RM 19.50 | IOI City Mall listing, set RM 21.80 |
| Spicy Seafood Ramyeon, a la carte | RM 19.50 | IOI City Mall listing, set RM 21.80 |
| Spicy Toppokki, a la carte | RM 17.20 | IOI City Mall listing, set RM 18.35 |
| Jajangmyeon | RM 15.90 | Older listing, confirm in store |
| Gepuk Daebak Chikin Bap, a la carte | From RM 26.90 | Limited time, set from RM 29.20 |
| Jeju Jjampong, a la carte | From RM 28.90 | Limited time, set from RM 31.90 |
Bibimbap sets add banchan and soup to the bowl, which is why the set price runs about RM2.30 above the a la carte price. Limited time dishes leave the menu when their run ends, so don’t count on Jeju Jjampong being there on your visit.
What street food snacks does Dubuyo sell?
Street snacks are the cheapest way to try DubuYo, and they work as add-ons to a stew or a light meal on their own. Golden Crispy Beoseot, fried mushrooms, leads at RM8.00, while the tteokkochi rice cake skewers sit at RM11.50. Pabkon Chikin, popcorn chicken, costs RM12.90, and the Jeon Ramyeon snack noodles run from RM14.90.
| Street Snack | Price |
|---|---|
| Golden Crispy Beoseot | From RM 8.00 |
| Spicy Tteokkochi | RM 11.50 |
| Cheesy Milky Tteokkochi | RM 11.50 |
| Pabkon Chikin | RM 12.90 |
| Daebakkochi | RM 14.90 |
| Jeon Ramyeon, Chili Lime | From RM 14.90 |
| Jeon Ramyeon, Pepper | From RM 14.90 |
Two snacks plus a stew make a generous meal for one, and the snack prices mean a second person can join the table cheaply: a RM8.00 beoseot and an RM11.50 tteokkochi together cost less than most mains.
What sides, desserts and drinks does Dubuyo offer?
Every set comes with banchan, the small Korean side dishes of the day, plus DubuYo rice and soup on most sets. Diners report that kimchi refills are free at some outlets, so ask your server if you run out. On the dessert and drinks side, Citron Dubu, a tofu dessert with citron, was last listed at RM9.90, roasted barley tea at RM4.20 in older listings, and the limited time drinks Lychee Berry Splash and Daebak Marmalade Crush from RM13 each.
| Side, Dessert Or Drink | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| DubuYo Rice | RM 3.40 | Older listing, confirm in store |
| Roasted Barley Tea | RM 4.20 | Older listing, hot or cold |
| Citron Dubu | RM 9.90 | Older listing, tofu dessert |
| Lychee Berry Splash | From RM 13.00 | Limited time drink |
| Daebak Marmalade Crush | From RM 13.00 | Limited time drink |
The older drink and dessert figures are the weakest in this guide, since they come from older listings rather than the current board. Treat them as guides and check the in-store menu for the current drink list.
What set meals does Dubuyo offer for groups?
Set meals are the simplest way to feed a table at DubuYo. The current board lists a set meal for two from RM59.90 and a set meal for four from RM111.90, while the IOI City Mall listing prices a meal for two at RM56.60 and a meal set for 3 or 4 at RM98.05. The gap between the two listings shows why outlet prices matter: the same set can differ by RM13 or more between branches. Single mains also upgrade to sets, which add rice, banchan and soup.
| Set Meal | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Set Meal For 2 | From RM 59.90 | Current board |
| Set Meal For 4 | From RM 111.90 | Current board |
| Meal For Two | RM 56.60 | IOI City Mall listing |
| Meal Set For 3 Or 4 | RM 98.05 | IOI City Mall listing |
Is the set upgrade worth it?
Yes, on the IOI City Mall figures, the upgrade is small: chicken kimchi gogi rises from RM16.05 a la carte to RM18.35 as a set, a RM2.30 jump for rice, banchan and soup. Spicy toppokki rises from RM17.20 to RM18.35, just RM1.15 more. If you were going to order rice anyway, the set is the better deal, and the banchan alone makes it worthwhile for most tables.
Try the Dubuyo menu tools
Use these tools to plan your order. Nutrition figures show as N/A because DubuYo does not publish nutrition data, so nothing here is estimated or invented. Prices come from the verified tables above.
Dubuyo menu FAQs
How much is a meal at Dubuyo?
A solo stew or rice bowl runs RM16.90 to RM26.50, while a set with rice, banchan and soup adds about RM1 to RM4 to the a la carte price.
What is Dubuyo best known for?
Soondubu jigae, the bubbling soft tofu stew, in seventeen versions from RM16.90 for vegetable to RM22.50 for seafood cheese and combo stews.
Is Dubuyo halal?
Yes, DubuYo is a halal Korean restaurant chain in Malaysia, and its outlets sit in major malls like IOI City Mall and Queensbay Mall.
How much is a Dubuyo set meal for two?
From RM59.90 on the current board, or RM56.60 at the IOI City Mall listing. Prices vary by outlet, so check your branch.
What is the cheapest item at Dubuyo?
Golden Crispy Beoseot, fried mushrooms, from RM8.00, followed by spicy and cheesy tteokkochi at RM11.50.
Does Dubuyo publish nutrition information?
No, DubuYo does not publish nutrition data, so the nutrition widget on this page shows N/A honestly rather than estimates.
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