Du myeong-ieyo
Du myeong-ieyo solves a real restaurant moment such as ordering, paying, asking for water or adjusting spice level. It means there are two people in your group. Point to the menu if pronunciation feels difficult.
Quick tip
Start with a small portion of Du myeong-ieyo and confirm spice, pork, seafood, or allergy concerns before ordering.
Best for
Visitors ordering Du myeong-ieyo or handling Korean restaurant communication for the first time.
How to use/order
Point to Du myeong-ieyo on the menu, ask about spice or ingredients if needed, and order a small portion first when unsure.
Why it matters
Du myeong-ieyo helps visitors order with more confidence, especially when menus, spice level, ingredients, and table service feel unfamiliar.
Example situation
You are at a busy restaurant or market stall and need to order clearly without slowing the line.
Common mistake
Do not assume the same dish is always mild, vegetarian, halal, pork-free, or allergy-safe without checking.
Useful phrase
Igeo juseyo. Maepji anke haejuseyo.
Related tool. Korean Food Allergy Card
