North Korea is full of mystery to many people. It is a world that makes people feel hopeless, so they are particularly looking forward to traveling to North Korea. Although North Korea is economically backward, the public security environment here is still very good. Let me share with you travel to North Korea.

Food at a glance.

Nowadays, when many Chinese people travel to North Korea, they are concerned about one question: Is the food in North Korea good? Before traveling to North Korea, many tourists in our group brought a lot of instant noodles.

I'm afraid I won't be used to eating in North Korea.

So, is it really necessary to bring food when traveling to North Korea?

From my personal travel experience, there is absolutely no need to bring your own food when traveling to North Korea.

When Chinese tourists travel to North Korea, the food they eat is similar to what they eat at home.

If you eat at Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang, you will eat at the buffet.

The food at Yanggakdo Hotel is rich, including bread, steamed buns, fried rice, sausages, kimchi, porridge, etc.

However, when eating in North Korea, fruits are generally relatively simple.

When traveling to North Korea, it is okay to bring a small amount of fruit with you.

When eating in Wonsan or Mount Kumgang in North Korea, you will eat at foreign-related restaurants.

Usually there are eight or ten people per table, and a variety of stir-fried dishes will be provided. The staple food is rice.

When eating in North Korea, the dishes you eat are basically different every day. It can be said that there are many varieties.

In Kaesong, North Korea, you can eat a very unique copper bowl meal. Copper bowl meal is the most typical food in North Korea.

In addition, the ginseng chicken here also tastes good, but you have to pay for it yourself.

The price is over two hundred.

When traveling to North Korea, it is worth trying Korean barbecue, Korean hot pot, etc. In addition, North Korean seafood and beer are also worth trying.

When traveling in North Korea, tourists usually eat in foreign-related restaurants, so it is impossible to eat with locals and not know what North Korean locals eat.

Generally speaking, when foreign tourists travel to North Korea, they eat very well.