What are the dining etiquette rules in Korea?
What are the dining etiquette rules in Korea?
So, the next time you enjoy a Korean meal, remember these 10 basic rules:
- Say 'I will eat well. ' ...
- Elder first. ...
- Start with soup. ...
- Bowl, chopsticks and spoon. ...
- Don't hoard. ...
- Balance your flavours. ...
- Eat calmly, chew thoroughly. ...
- Stay focused.
What should I be careful of in South Korea?
Avoid large public gatherings and take extra care in any crowded space. South Korea remains safe for most travellers, with a relatively low crime rate. However, petty crime happens, especially in major cities such as Seoul and Busan. Watch your belongings.
What not to do in Korea as a foreigner?
What Not to Do in Seoul on Your 1st Visit
- Only staying in Myeongdong or Dongdaemun.
- Skipping Seoul's natural attractions.
- Talking loudly on public transportation.
- Using one hand to receive/give something.
- Sitting on subway seats reserved for the elderly/pregnant women.
- Wearing shoes inside someone's home.