concept   restaurant
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korean restaurants, it is common to eat alone and slurping noodles is a sign of enjoying the meal.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 diners South Korea Diners are less common as people tend to opt for specialized eateries such as ramen shops, izakayas, or barbecue joints for specific types of cuisine. 1
2 eat in restaurant South Korea Removing shoes before entering the restaurant is a sign of respect 1
3 eat in restaurant South Korea It is considered impolite to make loud noises or talk loudly while eating in a restaurant. 1
4 eat in restaurant South Korea Slurping noodles is a sign of enjoying the food 1
5 eating in restaurant South Korea Eating alone in a restaurant is common and socially acceptable, often seen as a time for self-reflection and relaxation. 1
6 eating in restaurant South Korea Slurping noodles or making sounds while eating is considered a sign of enjoying the meal. 1
7 french restaurant South Korea Appreciated for providing a sophisticated and elegant dining experience, often associated with romantic settings. 1
8 going to restaurant South Korea Taking off shoes before entering the restaurant is a common practice 1
9 restaurant Korea It is common to eat alone at restaurants, and some restaurants have individual dining booths for privacy. 1
10 restaurant diner South Korea Eating loudly is considered rude 1
11 restaurant diner South Korea Slurping noodles to signify enjoyment is acceptable 1
12 restaurant entrance South Korea May have a separate entrance for taking off and storing shoes before entering the dining area 1
13 restaurant entrance South Korea Often marked by a noren (split curtain) or sliding doors, with a genkan (foyer) for customers to remove their shoes before entering. 1
14 restaurant receiving South Korea Receiving and acknowledging the chef's gift or complimentary dish is a sign of respect and appreciation 1