Kidney Disease Diet Guide
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Kidney Disease — Foods to Eat and Avoid

AI-analyzed food safety for kidney disease. Based on protein, potassium, and phosphorus content.

Last updated: 2026-08-24

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❌Danger (20)

Kimchi Stew

High sodium and potassium burden the kidneys.

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Soybean Paste Stew

High sodium and potassium burden kidneys.

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Instant Ramen

Very high in sodium and phosphates.

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Pizza

High in sodium, phosphorus, and protein.

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Hamburger

High in sodium, protein, and phosphorus.

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Jajangmyeon

Excessive sodium and carbohydrates.

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Braised Pig Feet

Excessive protein and sodium.

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Short Rib Soup

High in sodium, protein, and potassium.

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Soft Tofu Stew

High sodium burdens kidneys.

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Pork Rice Soup

High sodium and protein.

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Pork Bone Stew

High sodium, potassium, and phosphorus.

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Spicy Seafood Stew

High sodium and phosphorus from seafood.

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Fish Cake Soup

Very high sodium.

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Cheeseburger

High sodium, phosphorus, protein.

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Banana

Very high potassium, be very careful.

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Korean Hangover Soup

High sodium and protein burden the kidneys.

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Shin Ramyeon (Spicy Instant Noodles)

Very high sodium severely burdens kidneys.

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Korean Rice Wine

Alcohol directly damages the kidneys.

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Korean Soju

Alcohol damages the kidneys.

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Tteokbokki

Excessive sodium and carbohydrates.

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⚠️Caution (20)

Grilled Pork Belly

May be high in protein and phosphorus.

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Bibimbap

Watch potassium from veggies and sodium from sauce.

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Gimbap

Watch sodium and potassium from seaweed.

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Ginseng Chicken Soup

Watch protein and sodium.

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Japchae

Watch sodium and potassium from veggies.

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Cold Noodles

Watch sodium.

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Bean Sprout Soup

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Chicken Breast Salad

Watch protein and potassium.

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Korean Blood Sausage

Watch protein and sodium.

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Grilled Intestines

Watch protein and phosphorus.

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Stir-fried Squid

Watch sodium.

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Spaghetti

Watch sodium.

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Sushi

Watch sodium and protein.

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Seaweed Soup

Watch potassium and sodium.

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Barley Rice

Watch potassium and phosphorus.

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Grilled Mackerel

Watch protein and sodium.

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Spicy Mixed Noodles

High sodium, be careful.

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Spicy Squid Rice Bowl

High sodium and protein.

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Banquet Noodle Soup

High sodium content.

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Braised Monkfish

High sodium and phosphorus.

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✅Safe (13)

Chicken Porridge

Soft and easy to digest.

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Green Tea

Moderate amount not a kidney burden.

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Apple

Moderate potassium level.

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Scorched Rice

No major kidney burden.

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Cabbage

Relatively low potassium, suitable for kidney patients.

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Onion

Low potassium, suitable for kidney patients.

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Cucumber

Low potassium and rich in fluid.

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Barley Tea

Good beverage for hydration.

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Pancake

No major kidney burden.

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Macaron

Small amounts not a big burden.

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Waffle

No major kidney burden.

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Croissant

No major kidney burden.

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Cookie

No major kidney burden.

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FAQ

Can I eat bananas with kidney disease?

Bananas are very high in potassium, which can be dangerous for kidney disease patients. If you need to limit potassium, choose apples or pears instead.

Is canned tuna safe for kidney disease?

Tuna is high in protein and phosphorus, requiring caution. Eat small portions and choose tuna packed in water to reduce sodium.

Can I eat chocolate with kidney disease?

Chocolate is high in phosphorus and potassium, making it unsuitable for kidney disease patients. Dark chocolate is especially risky — avoid it.

What foods are good for kidney disease?

Cabbage, bell peppers, onions, apples, and blueberries are low in potassium and phosphorus. White bread is safer than whole wheat.