When entering a Korean house you are expected to take off your shoes. What about the food There are supermarkets in Korea and many open markets where fruit and vegetables may be purchased. Meat is a bit more expensive than in North America, and should only be purchased from supermarkets. North American foods may be purchased in specialty stores. The selection in these stores may be limited, but remember where you are.
Many people find it much easier and quite affordable to dine out.
Korean food is very healthy and quite tasty. What about Banking You should locate a Korean bank nearby where you work or reside. Monies may be sent and received to most North American cities. In order to send monies you will require a tax receipt from your employer your passport and a residence card. Money may be sent several ways.