감자피 낙지만두
Romanized Gamjapi Nakjimandu
(주)금은마에프앤비 · dumpling · 8809171030197
No nutrition facts, so the nutrition grade is left blank.
1 additive · 0 marked “Check”
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Diet check automatic
Read automatically from the Korean ingredient list. This is not halal, vegetarian or vegan certification. Always check the package, and ask the maker if unsure.
- ContainsPork
Contains pork or pork-derived ingredients. Not halal.
Found: pork 돼지
- ContainsVegetarian
Not vegetarian: contains meat, fish, seafood or gelatin.
Found: pork 돼지, small octopus fish/seafood 낙지
To check: flavored oil mixed seasoning/oil 향미유
- ContainsVegan
Not vegan: contains animal products (e.g. meat, fish, egg, milk, honey).
Found: pork 돼지, small octopus fish/seafood 낙지
To check: flavored oil mixed seasoning/oil 향미유
- Not foundBeef
No beef ingredients found.
Additives & ingredients to know 1 · tap for details
Common 1
Monosodium glutamate (MSG) · Common
Monosodium glutamate (MSG)Flavor enhancer E621Common
Adds umami. JECFA concluded no acceptable daily intake needs to be set. More about Monosodium glutamate (MSG)
L-글루탐산나트륨(MSG)
Sources: JECFA evaluations (FAO/WHO) · Korea Food Additives Code (MFDS) · checked 2026-10-23
Allergens
Automatic analysis can miss allergens. If you have an allergy, always check the package label.
Ingredients (auto-translated)
green onion, wheat flour, tofu, onion, dried radish, glass noodles, garlic chives, small octopus, pork, white sugar, black pepper, garlic, refined salt, ginger, monosodium glutamate (MSG), flavored oil, sauces
Automatic dictionary translation: every Korean word matched our dictionary, but the wording may still be imprecise. Always check the package.
Original Korean ingredient list
대파, 밀가루, 두부, 양파, 건무, 당면, 부추, 낙지, 돼지고기, 백설탕, 후추, 마늘, 정제염, 생강, L-글루타민산나트륨, 향미유, 소스류
- Found by matching words in the ingredient list against Korea's 22 labeled allergens (22 counts oyster, abalone and mussel separately; grouped as shellfish it's 19, as on school meal menus).
- All of these are permitted within Korea's standards (Food Additives Code). Use this to compare similar products.
- Additives approved in Korea are used within legal limits. High/low uses the UK FSA traffic-light thresholds (per 100 g).
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