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Feb 27What’s the hardest thing about living in Korea as a foreigner?
Is it food? Visa? Language? Finding services?
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Is it food? Visa? Language? Finding services?
Albazar > Good for meat Mehran > Good for spices and Indian, Pakistani Grocery items Foreign Food Mart >Has overall everything. Wide variety of international ingredients and halal meat We’re working on making online halal grocery easier for everyone. Stay tuned 👀
I’ve been trying to find reliable halal meat in Seoul. Some places are good but delivery is slow. Any recommendations? 👀 Let’s make a list for new foreigners as well.
What feature would you like to see next?
Vegetable Biryani Would you pay this price in Korea?
If you are looking for part-time jobs, don’t only search on Korean platforms. Try: Facebook groups Telegram communities Local community boards Where did YOU find your first job in Korea?
Language? Food? Making friends? Finding halal food? Share your experience 👇
Itaewon – Mixed Grill Set (₩18,000) Hongdae – Chicken Platter (₩15,000) Dongdaemun – Lamb Skewers (₩12,000) Ansan – Pakistani BBQ Busan – Indian Curry Spot Which one is your favorite?
We’re slowly building Forpang for foreigners in Korea. What kind of info would help you most here? Food? Clinics? Daily-life tips? Something else?
Curious — What grocery items from your home country are hardest to find in Korea? For me it’s some spices 😅