concept   lunch habits
culture   South Korea
statement   South Korean lunch habits prioritize balanced nutrition and social interaction with a variety of rice, soup, fish, and vegetable dishes.
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1 eating lunch South Korea Eating lunch often involves a bento box with rice, fish or meat, and side dishes. 1
2 lunch habits South Korea Lunch often consists of a bento box with a variety of small portions, including rice, fish, and vegetables. 1
3 lunch time South Korea Often a quick meal consisting of rice, soup, and side dishes 1
4 lunchtime South Korea May involve a variety of banchan (side dishes) accompanying a bowl of rice and soup. 1
5 lunchtime culture South Korea Lunchtime is an opportunity for a substantial meal, usually including rice, soup, and several side dishes, and it's common to eat with coworkers or classmates. 1
6 office lunch culture South Korea Often involves group outings to nearby restaurants or communal office lunches, emphasizing social interaction. 1
7 school lunch South Korea Often provided by the school and consists of diverse and balanced meals 1
8 school lunch South Korea Frequently consists of rice, vegetables, and fish, reflecting traditional cuisine 1
9 school lunches South Korea Include a variety of traditional and healthy options, such as rice, fish, and vegetables 1
10 school lunches South Korea Can include a mix of Western and traditional Korean/Japanese dishes, reflecting a blend of cultures 1
11 school meals South Korea Emphasize balanced nutrition and may include traditional dishes like rice, fish, and vegetables 1
12 school meals South Korea Often provided by the school and are not typically brought from home 1
13 workplace lunch culture South Korea It is common for workers to bring their own lunch to work, and eating at the desk is often preferred to save time. 1
14 workplace lunches South Korea It is common for employees to eat lunch at their desks, and it may be considered impolite to leave the office for lunch. 1