Market Stall Checklist
Use this checklist to plan your market stall. Tick off items as you acquire them, and use the notes space to record your own questions, suppliers, and costs.
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Korean Food
Header product — groups all Korean dishes. Log sales here for quick entry or against a specific dish for finer tracking.
Korean fried chicken
Double-fried crispy chicken — glazed with soy garlic, spicy gochujang, or honey butter. Served with pickled radish.
Bibimbap
Mixed rice bowl with seasoned vegetables, gochujang, sesame oil, and choice of protein. Served in a bowl.
Tteokbokki
Chewy rice cakes in spicy gochujang sauce with fish cakes and spring onion. Contains gluten and fish.
Korean corn dog
Battered and fried sausage or mozzarella on a stick — rolled in panko or sugar. Contains gluten and dairy.
Korean BBQ bowl
Bulgogi beef or spicy pork on steamed rice with pickled vegetables and sesame.
Japchae (glass noodles)
Stir-fried sweet potato glass noodles with vegetables and sesame oil. Naturally gluten-free if using tamari.
Korean iced barley tea (boricha)
Roasted barley tea served cold — naturally caffeine-free.
My notes:
Chicken wings and drumettes
For Korean fried chicken.
Chicken thigh fillets (boneless)
For Korean fried chicken pieces.
Beef (thinly sliced ribeye or scotch fillet)
For bulgogi — marinate in soy, pear, garlic, sesame.
Pork shoulder (thinly sliced)
For spicy pork bulgogi.
Fish cakes (eomuk)
For tteokbokki — contains fish allergen.
Mozzarella cheese (block)
For Korean corn dog — dairy allergen.
Sausages (hot dog style)
For Korean corn dog.
Steamed jasmine rice
Cook fresh — keep in rice cooker.
Tteok (Korean rice cakes)
Chewy cylindrical rice cakes for tteokbokki. Refrigerate or freeze.
Sweet potato glass noodles (dangmyeon)
For japchae — gluten-free.
Panko breadcrumbs
For Korean corn dog coating — contains gluten.
Gochujang (fermented chilli paste)
Contains gluten — must declare. Core Korean flavour.
Gochugaru (Korean chilli flakes)
For marinades and sauces.
Soy sauce
Contains gluten — must declare.
Tamari (gluten-free soy sauce)
For gluten-free options.
Sesame oil
Sesame allergen — must declare.
Sesame seeds
Sesame allergen — must declare.
Korean pear or apple (for marinade)
Enzymes tenderise meat naturally.
Garlic
Fresh ginger
Spring onions
Sugar
Honey
For honey butter glaze.
Butter (for honey butter glaze)
Dairy allergen.
Rice wine (mirin or sake)
For marinades.
Oyster sauce
Contains gluten and molluscs.
Pickled daikon radish (danmuji)
Yellow pickled radish — essential with Korean fried chicken.
Kimchi (bought)
Fermented cabbage — optional side or topping. Contains fish sauce in most commercial versions.
Shredded carrots
For bibimbap.
Spinach (blanched and seasoned)
Bean sprouts (blanched)
Cucumber (julienned)
Vegetable oil (for frying)
High smoke point — for double-frying chicken and corn dogs.
Potato starch
For Korean fried chicken coating — gives extra crunch.
Corn batter mix
For Korean corn dog.
My notes:
Commercial deep fryer (dual basket)
Dual basket essential for double-fry technique — first fry at 160°C, second at 180°C.
LPG burner and large wok or pan
For tteokbokki, bibimbap toppings, and bulgogi.
LPG bottles and regulator
Rice cooker (large commercial)
Keep rice fresh and hot throughout service.
Bain-marie / food warmer
Keep sauces and proteins above 60°C.
Flat top grill
For bulgogi beef and pork.
Oil thermometer
Critical for double-fry — first fry 160°C, second fry 180°C.
Tongs, spider strainer, and slotted spoon
Corn dog skewer station
Sticks, batter container, and coating tray.
Prep table and cutting boards
Colour-coded — separate raw meat from vegetables.
Small bar fridge
For marinating meats and keeping dairy below 5°C.
Food thermometer
Trestle tables / serving counter
Gazebo/marquee
Generator
If no mains power.
Fire extinguisher (Class F — cooking oil)
Mandatory for deep frying.
Cash float/till
Oil disposal container
My notes:
Korean food stall
My notes:
Bibimbap bowls with lids
Deep bowls — must hold rice, toppings, and sauce.
Tteokbokki trays / boats
Chicken boxes or trays
For Korean fried chicken.
Corn dog paper sleeves / wrappers
Sauce cups with lids
For gochujang, soy garlic glaze.
Wooden chopsticks and forks
Napkins
Takeaway bags
Allergen information card
Soy, sesame, gluten, fish, dairy — display clearly.
My notes:
Food Business Registration
Food Supervisor Certificate
At least one person on site.
Food Handler Certificate
Every person handling food.
Public Liability Insurance
LPG/gas safety compliance
Cylinders secured, regulator checked, Class F extinguisher on site.
Deep frying safety compliance
Class F fire extinguisher mandatory. Oil temperature monitored at all times.
Temperature control compliance
Hot food above 60°C, marinated meats below 5°C.
Soy allergen declaration
Soy sauce used throughout — must be declared on all affected products.
Sesame allergen declaration
Sesame oil and seeds used throughout — must be declared.
Gluten allergen declaration
Gochujang, soy sauce, panko, and corn dog batter contain gluten — must declare.
Fish allergen declaration
Fish cakes in tteokbokki and fish sauce in kimchi — must declare.
Dairy allergen declaration
Mozzarella in corn dog, butter in honey butter glaze — must declare.
Allergen labelling compliance
Soy, sesame, gluten, fish, and dairy all present across menu.
Oil disposal compliance
Used cooking oil collected and disposed via licensed waste oil service.
Electrical safety compliance
If using generator or electric fryer.
My notes:
Market stall fee
Fuel — travel
LPG/gas
Generator fuel
If no mains power.
Cooking oil
High volume for double-fry — budget carefully.
Oil disposal service
Ice
For keeping marinated meats cold during transport.
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