[#15] 🥩How to Ask 'Does This Have ___ in It?' in Korean

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Food allergies or dietary preferences? 
Knowing today's phrase 
will make your dining experience 
in Korea safer and more enjoyable. 
Let’s dive into how you can customize 
this phrase to suit your needs!

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The phrase "___ 들어있나요?"

( ___ deul-eo-it-na-yo? )

 
means “Does this have ___ in it?”.
Here’s the breakdown: 

___: The item or ingredient you want to ask about.

들어있나요? (deul-eo-it-na-yo): Is it included? (Polite form)

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When combined,
the phrase allows you to inquire about specific ingredients.

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You can use this phrase when ordering food, 
reading labels, or clarifying ingredients at restaurants. 
 
Here are some examples.
🥩 Checking for meat: ( go-gi deul-eo-it-na-yo? ) 

 
🥜 Checking for peanuts: ( ttang-kong deul-eo-it-na-yo? ) 

 
🐟 Checking for fish: ( sang-seon deul-eo-it-na-yo? ) 

 
 
Additional vocabulary.
🥛 milk : ( woo-yoo ) 

 
🍳 egg : ( dal-gyal ) 

 
🦪 shellfish : ( gap-gak-ryu ) 

 
🥔 nut : ( gyeon-gwa-ryu ) 

 
🥫 bean : ( kong ) 

 
🍞 wheat : ( mil-ga-ru ) 

 

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You can ask:
 - Does this have meat in it? : ( go-gi deul-eo-it-na-yo? )

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The response you might hear:
- Yes, it is included. : ( ne, deul-eo-it-seum-ni-da )

 
 
- No, it’s not included. : ( a-ni-yo, an deul-eo-it-seum-ni-da )

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For stricter dietary needs, clarify further
you can simply ask:
- Are you sure it’s not in there?: ( hwak-sil-hi eop-na-yo? )

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While Korean staff are often accommodating, 
they might not always be familiar with all allergens. 
It’s best to ask clearly and use visuals if needed.

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With phrases like ( ___ deul-eo-it-na-yo? ), 
you can confidently explore Korean cuisine 
while staying true to your dietary needs! 
Enjoy your meals!

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