You can't deny that South Korea has some of the tastiest dishes, and their snacks/desserts are also quite delicious. Out of all the treats, you can't miss out on taking a bite of some of the best ice cream around! With unique flavors and ones that aren't too sweet, here are ten of the most popular Korean ice creams to try out!

1. Chal Oksusu: Otherwise known as corn ice cream and also known to be one of BTS Jungkook's favorite ice creams, this ice cream has a light puff pastry like an outer shell, and inside, you'll get a thin coating of chocolate, vanilla ice cream with kernels of actual corn!

2. Melona: Pastel-colored popsicles, Melona comes in all sorts of flavors like strawberry, banana, coconut, and the original honeydew! Perfect refresher after a long hot day!

3. Samanco: If you're a fan of bungeo-ppang, you'll be a fan of Samanco! Not just is it fish-shaped, but it is also filled with vanilla ice cream and red bean paste!

4. Milkis: Originally a soft drink, Milkis is a creamy, yogurt-flavored soda pop, but now you can get an ice cream version! Same great taste, just in the form of a slushie!

5. Sukbak Bar: If anything, the shape and form of this ice cream are bound to get your attention; shaped like a slice of watermelon, this watermelon ice cream will cool you down and crave your sweet tooth!

6. Pangtoa: South Korea's version of an ice cream sandwich, you get an assortment of flavored ice cream in between two pieces of soft cookie biscuits. You can have cookies and cream, vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, and even red velvet!

7. Jaws Bar: Another popsicle but shaped in the form of a shark's jaw, hence the name; you just want to be careful not to get a brain freeze when eating this ice cream!

8. Pangpare: Also known as fanfare, this ice cream is as classic as it gets. You can't get any better than the original crispy wafer cone with vanilla ice cream!

9. Bravo Cone: Originating in 1970, Bravo Cone is one of South Korea's oldest ice cream brands! Even having some of the biggest stars like Lee Byung Hun appearing in their commercial!

10. Together: The very first Korean ice cream to use raw milk, and it's a simple ice cream, but accompany it with all sorts of toppings, and you have yourself a great dessert!

Bonus: Jujuba: If you're an eighties or nineties kid growing up in Korea, you used to have 쭈쭈바 (Ju Ju Ba) as a nice treat to cool you off in the summer. They're basically flavored ice popsicles in a plastic tube, and this one is for nostalgia purposes.

If you're not sure what to have for dessert highly recommend trying these ice creams!