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Takeout / Delivery in Korean: 포장, 배달
포장 = takeout. 배달 = delivery. Key ordering phrases.
Published on September 14, 2026
Takeout = 포장해 주세요 (pojanghae juseyo). Delivery = 배달해 주세요 (baedalhae juseyo).
Korea is a delivery nation. Coupang Eats, Baemin, and Yogiyo dominate. In-store, 포장 is the magic word.
Politeness levels
| Phrase | Romanization | Meaning | Register |
|---|---|---|---|
| 포장해 주세요 | pojanghae juseyo | Takeout please | Store |
| 배달 되나요? | baedal doenayo? | Do you deliver? | Question |
| 여기서 먹을게요 | yeogiseo meogeulgeyo | I'll eat here | Dine-in |
| 수저 넣어 주세요 | sujeo neoeo juseyo | Please include utensils | Detail |
Related phrases
- 몇 분 걸려요? (myeot bun geollyeoyo?): How many minutes does it take?
- 문 앞에 놔 주세요 (mun ape nwa juseyo): Leave it at the door
- 벨 눌러 주세요 (bel nulleo juseyo): Please ring the bell
Field tip
On apps you can often decline disposable utensils for eco options.
Common mistake
테이크아웃 is understood, but 포장 is more natural.
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