At the Bakery & Deli
Use these everyday phrases to confidently order bread, pastries, and deli items like sliced meat and cheese at a Korean bakery.
Key Phrases
빵 있어요?
neutralppang isseoyo?
Do you have bread?
Can replace 'bread' with other items like ham or cheese.
빵 있어?
casualppang isseo?
Do you have bread?
Only use with close friends or family.
이거 주세요.
neutraligeo juseyo.
This one, please.
Use while pointing to something close to you.
이거 줘.
casualigeo jwo.
Give me this.
Only use with close friends or someone younger.
저거 주세요.
neutraljeogeo juseyo.
That one, please.
Use while pointing to something further away.
케이크 두 개 주세요.
neutralkeikeu du gae juseyo.
Two cakes, please.
Use native Korean numbers (하나, 둘, 셋) for counting items.
몇 개요?
neutralmyeot gaeyo?
How many?
Typically asked by the staff.
햄 조금 더 주세요.
neutralhaem jogeum deo juseyo.
A little more ham, please.
Useful when the staff is slicing meat or cheese for you.
치즈 조금만 주세요.
neutralchijeu jogeumman juseyo.
Just a little cheese, please.
Use this to ask for a smaller portion.
더 필요해요?
neutraldeo piryohaeyo?
Do you need anything else?
The staff will often ask this before you pay.
얼마예요?
neutraleolmayeyo?
How much is it?
The standard polite way to ask for the price.
얼마야?
casualeolmaya?
How much is it?
Use when casually asking a friend how much they paid.