Here’s a nutshell of the activities lined up during the four consecutive days:
- A Korean Cooking Demo Session by influencer chef, Jia Le Woh (or Chef Jiale)
- Food tasting during the Open Kitchen Session
- Special experience zones such as traditional Korean games and Hanbok dress-up
- K-Pop cover dance performances by Kueendom and Kingsman
- A Taekwondo performance by Team Arena with a Korean twist
- A performance by Sarah Suhairi, who has collaborated with Blimey, a Korean Youtuber
- K-Pop Cover Dance Competition as well as K-Pop Random Play Dance
- Game sessions with top influencers (Nura, Hilmi, and Alisya)
DAY 1 (21 OCT) - OPENING CEREMONY
The opening ceremony is happening today starting at 4pm. It will be officiated by eight VIPs representing Korea and Malaysia, and they are:
1. Jang Jae Hyung, Managing Director, aT Centre Kuala Lumpur2. Son Min Geun, Finance Secretary, Korean Embassy in Malaysia3. Shareefa Faridha Syed Haniff, General Manager, ECERDC4. Yang Kyung Soo, Managing Director, Korea Tourism Organisation in Malaysia5. Lee Sung Ki, Managing Director, KOTRA6. Benny Lim, Managing Director, KMT Jaya Sdn Bhd7. Loo Hoey Theen, General Manager of Marketing, Business Innovation and eMall; Sunway Pyramid Management8. Magdalene Soon, Head of Trade Procurement, AEON Malaysia
DAY 2 (22 OCT) - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY
Day 2 will feature the preliminary round for the K-Pop Cover Dance Competition, with 10 groups / solo contestants competing to be the champion. For the final round, only five groups / solo contestants will qualify.
The judges include a representative from the aT Centre Kuala Lumpur, Iylia from Kueendom and Kingsman, and Professional K-Pop Dance Instructor, Snow. For the public who love to dance, the event will also be having Random Play Dance sessions with the dancers.
DAY 3 (23 OCT) - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY
For Day 3, among the highlights of the day include a game session with influencers Hilmi, Nura, and Alisya. The game session starts at 3.30pm to 5.30pm. The public will be invited by them to join the play games.
Here’s how it works: each influencer will randomly select four people among the public as their team members. All three teams will then compete in two types of games; which are guessing images and body gesture relay. Winners will receive shopping vouchers or exclusive K-Food Fair strawberry shopping bags.
DAY 4 (24 OCT) - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY
Day 4’s highlight will be the final round of the K-pop Cover Dance Competition. The remaining five contestants (group or solo) will compete to be the winner and take home cash prizes ranging from RM1,000 to RM5,000. The special judge for this round is Alex from Kueendom and Kingsman. Again, there will be random play dance sessions with dancers and the public.
FUN ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE FOR THE WHOLE 4 DAYS
The public can look forward to playing Korean traditional games during the entire four day event; Tuho, Dalgona, Ddakji and Jegichagi. Korean quizzes via Kahoot will also be available during the event. Winners will receive gift vouchers or the special K-FOOD Fair Strawberry Bag.
Next will be a K-pop cover dance performance by Kueendom and Kingsman based on popular K-pop songs by BTS, Blackpink, EXO, PSY, TVXQ and New Jeans. There will be two performances each day at different times.
Interactive cooking demonstrations by Chef Jiale will be shown every day; with one being an on-stage demo and another an open kitchen session where the audience can savour the chef’s masterpiece. Chef Jiale will be cooking Korean dishes and fusion dishes with a Korean twist by using Korean products from distributors in Malaysia. The cooking demonstrations will wrap up with a food testing session for the audience. The demo and the session will be available daily.
For those interested in buying Korean products, there will be five distributors at the ‘market’ booths during the entire event. The five Korean product distributors are Tian An Trading Sdn Bhd, Nguan Seng (1990) Sdn Bhd, KMT Jaya Sdn Bhd, Sing Long Food Product Sdn Bhd, and Khaishen Trading Sdn Bhd.
And last but not least, the public will have the chance to try on Korean traditional wear called the Hanbok and/or take photos at the fair’s special photo zone. Support us by taking lots of pictures when you are here, and don’t forget to tag @kfoodatmy and include the hashtags #kfoodfair2022 and #malaysiakfoodfair2022 in your post!
For more information on K-FOOD Fair 2022, please visit www.mykfoodfair.com
