For 500 Participants, Including Soldiers, Military Band, and Honor Guard
Serving UNO Square Pizza and Beverages

Ottogi announced on August 21, 2026, that it supported the Ministry of National Defense Remains Excavation and Identification Team (known as KNDERT) with a food truck called "Yellow Kitchen," and encouraged the soldiers carrying out the mission to excavate the remains of Korean War casualties.


Soldiers and Ottogi employees are taking a commemorative photo at the Ministry of National Defense Remains Excavation and Identification Unit barracks in the National Seoul National Cemetery during the Ottogi Food Truck support event. Photo by Ottogi

Soldiers and Ottogi employees are taking a commemorative photo at the Ministry of National Defense Remains Excavation and Identification Unit barracks in the National Seoul National Cemetery during the Ottogi Food Truck support event. Photo by Ottogi

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The event, which took place on August 19 at the KNDERT base within Seoul National Cemetery, was held for 500 participants, including 300 KNDERT soldiers, the military band, and the honor guard of the cemetery. Volunteers from Ottogi assisted with the food truck and served two types of UNO square pizza (bulgogi and combination) along with O'Chef beverages at the event.



This event was organized as a continuation of the patriotic legacy of Ottogi’s founder, Honorary Chairman Ham Tae-ho, and Ottogi’s ongoing commitment to supporting national defense and veterans through social contribution activities. A representative from Ottogi stated, "We organized this food truck support to express our gratitude to the KNDERT soldiers for their dedication," adding, "We will continue to support those who serve the nation and promote various corporate social responsibility initiatives related to national defense and veterans' affairs."


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