Everything about eating out in Korea as a foreigner — reservation apps, waitlists, call bells, and restaurant etiquette that isn’t obvious from abroad.
When a Korean restaurant uses a QR code menu, first check whether the code only displays the menu, sends an order to the kitchen, or also requires payment. Those systems look similar at first, but the correct next step is different. Do not rush through the screen because the restaurant is busy. Check the language … Read more
You can order at many Korean restaurants without speaking Korean by choosing a dish before the server arrives, pointing to the exact menu item, confirming the quantity, and keeping a translation app ready for follow-up questions. The system varies by restaurant. Some places use staff ordering, while others use a kiosk, QR menu, counter, tablet, … Read more
Booking a popular restaurant in Seoul can be difficult when the reservation page asks for a Korean phone number, a local payment method, or a phone call in Korean. CATCHTABLE gives international travelers a more accessible way to search for restaurants, check available times, make reservations, and join supported waitlists. It is particularly useful for … Read more