concept   dining etiquette
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korean dining etiquette, using chopsticks and proper table manners, such as waiting for the eldest person to start eating, are essential.
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1 dining etiquette Korea Removing shoes before entering a home is important 1
2 dining etiquette South Korea Eating directly with hands is acceptable for certain traditional dishes 1
3 dining etiquette South Korea Dining etiquette in South Korea often involves using chopsticks and keeping one's hands out of sight below the table. 1
4 eating etiquette South Korea Slurping noodles is considered impolite in South Korea. 1
5 food serving etiquette Korea In formal settings, it is customary to use both hands when receiving or serving food. 1
6 food serving etiquette South Korea It is polite to slurp noodles as a sign of enjoying the meal. 1
7 meal etiquette South Korea It is polite to use chopsticks and lift bowls close to your mouth while eating. 1
8 mealtime etiquette South Korea It's respectful to wait for the eldest person to start eating before you begin. 1
9 restaurant etiquette South Korea Slurping noodles is a sign of enjoying the meal and is acceptable. 1
10 restaurant etiquette South Korea It is considered rude to leave a tip, as excellent service is expected and included in the bill. 1