17 Restaurants in South Korea Break Food Safety Rules

The government found that 17 restaurants in South Korea broke food safety rules. They had 21 violations from 2023 to 2025.

The most common problem was that staff did not complete food safety training.

Some restaurants did not report changes in their business, and some did not follow food standards.

There is a picture of the 2020 Michelin guide. It shows the best restaurants.

Some restaurants did not handle food safely, and some staff did not have health checks.

The government is checking restaurants more often to ensure they follow the rules.

In June, the government checked 1,720 restaurants and found problems in 45 of them.

South Korea has many great restaurants, with 46 Michelin-starred restaurants in Seoul and Busan.

These restaurants offer many types of food, from traditional Korean to vegan and international dishes.

A restaurant owner might go to jail for using the wrong insects in a dish.

In South Korea, only some insects are allowed to be eaten, like grasshoppers.

The restaurant is in trouble for using insects that are not allowed, which were imported from other countries.

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