Learn Korean: Ordering Food In A Restaurant In Korean
Let's conquer ordering food in Korean like a local, going beyond the usual 'kimchi' and 'bibimbap'. Ask for the chef's special by saying, "What's your 'chucheon'?" For example, "Could you give me your 'chucheon', please?" sounds natural and polite. Specify the portion size with 'il-inbun' for one, 'i-inbun' for two, and so on. So, you could say, "I'd like the 'chucheon', '-'-inbun please." Pointing and saying 'igeo' is a simple way to order if the menu is overwhelming. Then, confidently declare, "I'll take 'igeo', please". Now you're ready to impress with your Korean dining skills! Subscribe for more advanced Korean phrases!
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