KCN lists SAMYANG BULDAK TTEOKBOKKI ROSE 183.5g, Korean name 삼양 불닭 떡볶이 로제 183.5g, barcode 8801073311299, with 16 units per carton. Sixteen units contain 2.936 kg of declared food net weight.
KCN’s source data also shows a higher commercial case-related logistics figure for Rose than for Original or Carbonara. That suggests the finished case is somewhat heavier or packed differently, and it should be verified against the current supplier packing list before being presented as a gross-weight fact.
The product architecture is likely similar to Samyang’s other Buldak tteokbokki lines: shelf-stable rice cakes combined with a sauce system designed for fast preparation. Rose, however, changes the sauce formulation toward a creamy-spicy profile.
The exact product file is essential because “Rose” can introduce dairy-related ingredients and a different seasoning structure. Carbonara documentation should not be reused. The buyer should review milk, soy, wheat and other allergens from the current barcode-specific specification.
At 183.5g, the product sits between Original 185g and Carbonara 179g. Those similar weights make it easy for a retailer to group the three, but the importer should not assume they have identical shelf life, component count or preparation instructions.
The rice-cake format is also heavier and denser than Buldak cups. A full KCN case carries almost 3kg of food. That can improve cubic efficiency relative to noodle cups while increasing the weight of the pallet.
For range planning, Rose can be the third tteokbokki option after Original and Carbonara rather than an equal-depth opening SKU. Retailer data should determine whether the creamy-spicy profile earns its own repeat demand.
For KCN, the hard reference is 183.5g, barcode 8801073311299, 16 units per carton, 2.936kg net food per case. Exact shelf life, preparation and component-level ingredient data should be confirmed from Samyang’s current specification.
