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Do South Koreans eat a lot of fish?

Asked: Mary Elmer Smith, Last Updated:

Korean Food: Seafood. Korea is a peninsula, surrounded by water to the East, West, and South. So it should come as no surprise that Koreans eat a large amount of seafood, including fish, eel, crab, squid, whale, and many different types of shellfish.

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