Okay, freezer aisle, you’ve officially peaked. Costco just started stocking a limited-edition Red Baron x bibigo Korean BBQ-Style Pizza, and it’s the kind of mashup that sounds made up until you see the box with your own eyes. Two beloved brands, one very trendy flavor, and a price that’s currently making shoppers do a double take at checkout.
This is a real, actual collaboration — not a TikTok fever dream. Red Baron teamed up with Korean food brand bibigo to swap the usual pepperoni-and-marinara routine for grilled seasoned beef, caramelized onions, carrots, green onions, and a blend of mozzarella and white cheddar, all sitting on a Korean BBQ-style sauce made with soy sauce, brown sugar, chili powder, and garlic. It’s sweet, savory, a little smoky, and packed onto Red Baron’s classic crust.
What’s In the Box (Literally)
Each 21.95-ounce box comes with a 2-pack of pizzas — that’s 10 servings total, or roughly 300 calories and 13 grams of protein per serving. Bake time is 17 to 21 minutes at 400 degrees, straight from frozen, which means dinner is basically 20 minutes away from “what’s for dinner” panic. Costco’s item number is 2068132, and it’s marked as a limited-edition run, so this is very much a grab-it-while-you-can situation rather than a permanent freezer aisle resident.
Two brands, one pizza, zero chill — Korean BBQ flavor just moved into the freezer aisle, and shoppers are spotting it well below its $11.99 list price.
Here’s the part that’s really got carts filling up: shoppers are spotting this 2-pack marked down to around $6.97 at select warehouses, a solid discount off the $11.99 regular price. Costco price trackers show it in stock at roughly 94% of surveyed locations, so odds are good it’s already sitting in your local freezer aisle — though as with any limited-edition Costco item, availability and pricing can vary by region and might not last.
Why Korean BBQ Flavors Keep Taking Over Grocery Shelves
This isn’t a random flavor swing — Korean BBQ has been quietly (okay, loudly) taking over American grocery aisles for the last couple of years, from corn dogs to chicken wings to now, apparently, pizza night. The sweet-savory sauce translates surprisingly well onto a pizza crust, giving you that familiar cheese-pull comfort with a completely different flavor profile than your standard pepperoni pie. If you’ve already worked your way through Costco’s Taco Mac & Cheese, this pizza feels like the next logical stop on the “freezer aisle mashups we didn’t know we needed” tour.
It also fits right into a pattern we’ve been tracking at Costco all year: brands teaming up to create something you genuinely can’t get anywhere else. Remember the reaction to Costco’s Reese’s Filled Pretzels splitting shoppers down the middle? Food reviewers on TikTok and YouTube have already started posting their taste tests, and this pizza looks primed for the same kind of “love it or side-eye it” debate. Either way, nobody’s ignoring it.
Should You Add It to Your Cart?
At roughly $3.50 a pizza when it’s on that markdown, this is a low-risk way to try a genuinely different weeknight dinner without committing to a whole new grocery routine. It reheats easily, feeds a crowd when you slice it into smaller pieces for an appetizer spread, and gives you a legitimate reason to raid the fridge for pickled vegetables or a drizzle of extra gochujang if you want to lean even further into the flavor. Pair it with something classic from the freezer aisle, like Costco’s viral buttermilk biscuits, and you’ve basically built an entire “trying something new” dinner for well under $20.
Since this is a limited-edition run, don’t expect it to sit on shelves for months. If your local Costco has it, grab a box (or two — freezer stockpiling is a love language) before it disappears the way so many good limited finds do. And if you spot it, let us know how your Korean BBQ pizza night turns out — we’re always here for a good freezer aisle plot twist.
Photo credits: Red Baron; Unsplash/Liam Nguyen.
