Baskin Robbins Korea x One Piece: The Names and Prices Reels Don't Show You

If you've scrolled past Reels showing a dreamy pink-and-purple ice cream scoop with cute cartoon branding but no name or price attached, you've likely seen clips from Baskin Robbins Korea's July 2026 collaboration with the anime One Piece. Here's what the videos leave out — the actual names, prices, and how to get the limited merch — written for anyone visiting Korea who wants to try it.

1. The Two Flavor-of-the-Month Ice Creams

Two Baskin Robbins ice cream scoops, pastel pink and purple, in a glass parfait cup

Image: AI-recreated based on real product coloring

Baskin Robbins Korea's July "Flavor of the Month" lineup has two entries themed around One Piece characters: Chopper's Cotton Candy Crunch, a mix of strawberry cotton-candy ice cream and soda-flavored ice cream with crunchy sugar bits, and Gum-Gum Blueberry Macaron, a blueberry yogurt ice cream with a blueberry-honey ribbon and macaron topping. Per Baskin Robbins Korea's official site, a single-scoop regular cup (Single Regular) runs 3,900 KRW (roughly $2.60 at current rates). Through July 31, there's also a "Double Up" promotion — pay just 500 KRW extra to upgrade a single scoop into a two-flavor Double Junior cup, so a scoop of each flavor together comes to about 4,400 KRW (around $2.95), cheaper than the regular Double Junior menu price.

2. Chopper Beach Towel & Bag Set (Korea-Exclusive Merch)

The collab isn't just ice cream — there's a wearable poncho-style beach towel featuring Chopper's face (the hood doubles as his reindeer antlers) bundled with a matching beach bag. According to multiple Korean news outlets, the set was sold for 6,900 KRW (about $4.65) with purchase of a Quart-size ice cream tub (four flavors, 643g) or larger. Reservations were taken through the Baskin Robbins app, the Happy Order app, and a KakaoTalk reservation channel through July 16, with in-store walk-in purchases opening July 17. Both the app-based reservation system and KakaoTalk require a Korean phone number to use, so if you're visiting without one, plan to check store availability in person instead.

3. Three One Piece-Themed Ice Cream Cakes

Alongside the two flavors, Baskin Robbins also released three One Piece-themed ice cream cakes: one shaped after the pirate ship Thousand Sunny, one styled as a treasure chest with coin, skull, and straw hat decorations, and one featuring a line from the series over a pirate-ship-and-waves design. Exact pricing and how long these cakes will stay on the menu weren't confirmed in official sources as of this writing, so check with a store or the app if you're after one specifically.

Tips for Visitors

  • The beach towel/bag set's reservation window (through July 16) and its walk-in sale start date (July 17) are different — if you missed reservations, ask a store directly whether stock is still available.
  • Both the seasonal flavors and the merch are limited-run and can sell out store by store, so calling ahead or checking the app is worth it if you have a specific item in mind.
  • The "Double Up" 500-KRW upgrade only applies through July 31 — if you want to try both new flavors in one cup, this month is the time.
  • Korea's Baskin Robbins branding, app, and in-store signage are almost entirely in Korean — pointing at the photo poster in-store is often easier than trying to pronounce the flavor names.
  • This collaboration is Korea-specific and unrelated to any One Piece tie-ins Baskin Robbins may run in other countries, so don't expect to find the same items abroad.

Sources: Hankyung "Chopper and Luffy as ice cream... Baskin Robbins launches new One Piece products," Hankyung "Baskin Robbins takes reservations for Chopper Beach Towel & Bag Set," The Public "Baskin Robbins collaborates with 'One Piece'... unveils two Flavor of the Month picks," Nanumy Economic News "Baskin Robbins partners with One Piece, unveils July-only flavors and cakes," Baskin Robbins Korea official Flavor of the Month page. (Information current as of July 2026 — please confirm pricing and stock with the app or a store, as exchange rates and availability change.)

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