[#23] 🎧How to Say 'My Food Hasn’t Come Out Yet' in Korean

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How to Say 'My Food Hasn’t Come Out Yet' in Korean

 

Today's phrase is perfect

when you’re waiting longer than expected

for your food at a restaurant or café in Korea.

It’s polite and communicates the issue

without sounding rude

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The phrase "음식이 안 나왔어요"

( eum-sik-i an na-wass-eo-yo )

Meaning: My food hasn’t come out yet. 
Here’s the breakdown: 

음식이 (eum-sik-i): The food

안 (an): Not

나왔어요 (na-wass-eo-yo): Came out 

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you may say:
- My food hasn’t come out yet. : ( eum-sik-i an na-wass-eo-yo )

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Staff might respond:
 - Let me check for you. : ( hwag-in-hae-bo-ge-sseum-ni-da )

 
- Please wait a moment. : ( jam-si-man gi-da-ryeo-ju-se-yo )

 

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If there was an issue:

- I’ll prepare it right away. : ( ba-ro jun-bi-hae-dri-ge-sseum-ni-da )

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In Korean restaurants, 

food preparation time may vary 

depending on the dish. 

 

While many establishments are quick, 

it’s not uncommon for some orders 

to take longer during peak hours. 

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Now you’re ready 

to address any dining delay 

like a local! 

 

Remember to stay calm and patient, 

and you’ll enjoy your meal soon enough.

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