Steps
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AI guide imageShow the Korean ingredient list before ordering. - 02
Ask whether the ingredient appears in broth, sauce, seasoning, or garnish.
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For an allergy, ask about shared oil, grill, knife, and utensils.
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Repeat the exact dish and restriction when ordering.
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Do not eat if staff cannot confirm safety.
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For severe symptoms, use prescribed emergency treatment and call 119.
Before you start
- Write each unsafe ingredient in Korean.
- Separate preference, intolerance, and medical allergy.
- Carry prescribed emergency medicine as directed by a clinician.
Select ingredients to avoid
For food-allergy communication. This is not a complete ingredient list or a safety guarantee. Explain unlisted allergens separately to staff.
Easy points to confuse
- For packaged food, check ingredients, allergen labels and possible cross-contact too. A specialist restaurant is not a safety guarantee. Ask separately about ingredients, stock, sauces and shared utensils; if staff cannot confirm, choose not to eat the item.
Checked: 2026-09-12
Easy points to confuse
- Relying only on the word vegetarian
- Assuming visible ingredient removal prevents cross-contact
- Trying a small bite to test a serious allergy
Practical example
Example: for a shrimp allergy, do not say only ‘no seafood.’ Show ‘shrimp makes me ill; shrimp must not be in broth or sauce.’ Choose another dish if staff cannot confirm. Stop eating and call 119 for a severe reaction.
Sources and review date · 2
Checked 2026-08-17 · Review by 2026-08-24

