by Chad Meyer, Moonjung Kim in association with KoreaTimes click anywhere on this screen to continue...Table of Contents 01 - Places to Eat in Korea 02 - Ordering Food in Korea 03 - Popular Korean Dishes 04 - Greetings 05 - Numbers 06 - Transportation 07 - Asking Directions 08 - Shopping 09 - Clothes 10 - Office Seniority 11 - Family 12 - Accessories 13 - Korean Noodles 14 - Relatives 15 - TV Setup 16 - Korean Tea 17 - Express Feelings 18 - Grocery Shopping 19 - Cash Register Checkout 20 - Street Food 21 - Baseball 22 - Washing Machine 23 - Fabrics and clothing Care 24 - Colors 25 - Shoes 26 - Korean Barbecue 27 - Korean Holidays 28 - Shoe Mending 29 - Ordering Meat 30 - Ordering Food on Phone 31 - Describing Yourself 32 - Occupations 33 - Recycling 34 - Popular Korean Rice Dishes 35 - Weather 36 - ATM Machine Help You can click on any topic above to view that page. Or, you can use the left and right arrow keys for navigating the pages of this book. Also, you can use the up arrow key to jump to the Table of Content page and the down arrow key to jump to the last page.01 PLACES to EAT in KOREA Easy to Leam Korean Language Chad Ideyer, Moonjung Hm HOF BAR: Restaurant Restaurant. yA ee BAg resilorang punshikehip Aaup, ba Serves foreign foods; normally | | Serves small meals and snacks | Serves a wariaty of drinks, priced higher than Korean ‘on the cheapsuch as a spicy ow including Korean beer and soju. ‘cuisine dua to the non-local -eako(ddoqpogg!), tempura, and Normally at leastone small dish ingredients used ramen. of food (anju) should be ordered. Restaurant Korean Restaurant EzopAt ealey tall pajangmacha hanshikehip Abe ‘Quixioors: Offers quick cheap All varieties. of traditional ‘Offers. various coffeas, tans, meals. Standing room only. Korean food! and desserts, Floor table Korean Barbecue. a BEB sang ba bi gy Allaworite of foreigners. These places serve pork or beet, 2 and sormatimes bath. Can be Table marinated or A charesel ATE, BLO gall BBO is prefered over a shiktak, feib! gas gill BBO, but costs more