Matkkun Soy-Braised Quail Eggs 2-Pack and Ratings

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Matkkun Soy-Braised Quail Eggs come in two 1kg packs, totaling 2kg. The rating from 6,525 reviews is 4.6 out of 5, and the product is recommended for those who often serve jangjorim as a side dish with rice.

맛꾼 Soy-Braised Quail Eggs come in a set of 2 packs, each weighing 1kg. The price as of 2026-10-04 is 8,900 won. This set is recommended for those who often serve soy-braised quail eggs as a side dish with rice and are looking for a total of 2kg.

Prices and unit price calculations are based on the product information on 토스쇼핑 as of 2026-10-04.

Good Times to Serve It

This set is a good choice when stocking up on a braised side dish to serve with meals. If you enjoy soy-braised quail eggs as a side dish, try them in these situations.

Set at a Glance

You receive 2 packs of 1kg each in one order. The total weight is 2kg. This is a suitable quantity for households that often serve soy-braised quail eggs.

Item Product information
Product name 맛꾼 Soy-Braised Quail Eggs
Type Braised side dish
Set contents 2 packs of 1kg each
Total weight 2kg, 2,000g
Set price 8,900 won, as of 2026-10-04
Calculated price per pack 4,450 won, as of 2026-10-04
Calculated price per 100g 445 won, as of 2026-10-04
Recommended for Those who often eat soy-braised quail eggs and want a set of 2 packs

Price and Unit Price Calculations

The unit price is calculated using the total weight of 2,000g. The difference between the seller's listed price and the selling price is shown below. All amounts are as of 2026-10-04.

Price category Amount, as of 2026-10-04
Price before discount 20,000 won (based on the seller's listed price)
Selling price 8,900 won
Difference 11,100 won

Dividing by the number of packs gives the price per pack. Dividing by weight gives the price per 100g.

Using Prices per Pack and by Weight

Use the price per pack to budget your purchase by the number of packs. If you think about serving quantities by weight, the price per 100g is suitable. This set lets you break down the purchase cost in both ways.

Rating and Review Count

The overall rating on 토스쇼핑 is 4.6 out of 5. The review count displayed alongside this rating is 6,525. If you refer to buyer feedback when choosing side dishes, use this to help make your choice.

Who This Is Recommended For

This purchase is recommended for those who often eat soy-braised quail eggs and want 2 packs of 1kg each. It is recommended because you can get a total of 2kg in one set. Serve them as a braised side dish with everyday meals. Check the product box for the latest price and detailed information.

FAQ

What does the Matkkun soy-braised quail egg set include?

The set includes 2 products of soy-braised quail eggs, 1kg each. The total weight is 2kg.

How much does the set of 2 Matkkun soy-braised quail egg products cost?

As of 2026-10-04, the price for the set of 2 products, 1kg each, is 8,900 won.

What is the calculated price per product?

As of 2026-10-04, dividing the set price of 8,900 won by 2 gives a price of 4,450 won per product.

What is the calculated price per 100g?

As of 2026-10-04, the calculated price per 100g is 445 won. This is the set price divided by the number of 100g units in the total weight of 2,000g.

What is the difference from the seller's listed price?

As of 2026-10-04, the price before the discount is 20,000 won (based on the seller's listed price). The selling price as of the same date is 8,900 won. The difference between the two prices is 11,100 won as of 2026-10-04.

What are the rating and review count on Toss Shopping?

The overall rating on Toss Shopping is 4.6 out of 5. There are 6,525 reviews.

Images

A smiling man in a grey sweater sets a blue dish of soy-braised quail eggs beside rice and kimchi.
A smiling man in a grey sweater sets a blue dish of soy-braised quail eggs beside rice and kimchi.
A woman in a green cardigan spoons soy-braised quail eggs into a steel lunchbox with rice and vegetables.
A woman in a green cardigan spoons soy-braised quail eggs into a steel lunchbox with rice and vegetables.