Ordering food in korean

ordering food in restaurant

When you’re visiting another country, the first thing you want to do is try out the food. Learn how to read a Korean menu to make ordering a lot easier.

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Order food

Eating is a big part of Korean culture. They love food here so and Koreans really love to express how whatever they are eating tastes. So it is important to know how to describe the food you are eating. First off for “delicious”. In the graphic above, we showed you the standard/low formal way to ... Read more

Master these easy Korean phrases so you can order food like a local the next time you eat out in Korea.

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Learn how to order food in Korean

Seoul-based blog Dom and Hyo was established to tell the story of how an American man (Dom) came to Korea to teach English. Midway through, he met a wonderful Korean woman (Hyo) who “changed his life in many great ways.” It’s a fun read, with food-focused stories told through illustrations. In their latest dispatch, they…

Vocabulary in this infographic: 무 (mu) = radish 아스파라거스 (a-seu.pa-la-geo-seu) = asparagus 피망 (pi-mang) = bell pepper 콜리플라워 (kol-li-peu-la-weo) = cauliflower 브로콜리 (beu-lo-kol-li) = broccoli 셀러리 (sel-leo-li) = celery 생강 (saeng-gang) = ginger 배추 (bae-chu) = cabbage 상추 (sang-chu) = lettuce Whether you want to understand basic words in K-pop or K-dramas, impress your Korean ... Read more

Korean dining etiquette, table manners

The Chuseok holiday is the biggest holiday of the year next to Lunar New Year’s Day. Koreans return to their hometowns and Seoul turns quiet. [Happy Mid-Autumn Festival to those in Chinese an…