In Korea, a bento box is commonly referred to as "dosirak" (도시락) or "doshirak." The term "dosirak" is derived from the Japanese word "bento" and has become widely used in Korean culture to describe a packed lunch or a meal box containing a variety of foods.

Similar to Japanese bento boxes, Korean dosirak typically consist of a partitioned container with different compartments for various food items. These containers are designed to keep the different components separate and prevent mixing until they are ready to be eaten.

In Korean dosirak, you can expect to find a range of traditional Korean dishes, such as rice (bap), kimchi, marinated vegetables (banchan), meat or fish, and other side dishes. The specific contents of a dosirak can vary depending on personal preferences, dietary restrictions, or the occasion.

Dosirak is commonly prepared at home and taken to school or work as a packed lunch. It is also available in many restaurants, cafeterias, and convenience stores in Korea, offering a convenient and portable way to enjoy a well-rounded meal.