Questions & Answers
Category:General Info
I'd love to visit Korea, but I can't eat spicy foods. Is there anything I can eat?
Yes, there certainly is. Not all Korean food is spicy. There are a number of dishes that are quite bland or flavoured without pepper paste. Moreover, in most of the urban areas, you'll find a selection of foreign restaurants (Italian, American, French, East Indian, etc.).
Yes, there certainly is. Not all Korean food is spicy. There are a number of dishes that are quite bland or flavoured without pepper paste. Moreover, in most of the urban areas, you'll find a selection of foreign restaurants (Italian, American, French, East Indian, etc.).
- I don't speak Korean. Will I be able to manage when I go to Korea?
- I'd love to visit Korea, but I can't eat spicy foods. Is there anything I can eat?
- I have some ideas on how to improve services for other visitors. Who can I talk to?
- Is it possible to get a tax refund on purchases I make in Korea?
- What is the voltage in Korea?
- How much should one tip in Korea?
- Why is it when I click on to the English functions of the ATM, there's often a step that's in Korea only
- What is Haechi? Why is it the symbol of Seoul?
Communication Services
Getting Around
- Why are the route maps at bus stops almost all in Korean only?
- When I take a taxi, where should I sit, in front or in back? Is it O.K. to sit next to the driver?
- Do I have to wear a seat belt in Korean taxis?
- My trip home by taxi cost me more than usual the other night. Did the driver cheat me?
- Why is it so hard to get a taxi to pick me up after 11PM?


















