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Traveling to South Korea - What can I eat??

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oucamper Newbie
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I have celiacs and I am traveling to South Korea next month. I am worried about finding safe food. We do not speak Korean and we may have limited or only quick access to stores. Has anyone been who can offer suggestions on products that are safe to eat?

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Open Original Shared Link Check this site,she listed restaurants with gluten-free menu.

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