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Compiled from news and travel guide materialsFood Delivery: Tourists Can Use Baemin and Coupang Eats
According to a report from late July 2026, Baemin opened orders with foreign cards and Apple Pay without a Korean number. Coupang Eats has an English interface, but depending on the area, verification may be required.
Checked on Source date
- Baemin
- On July 29, 2026, Seoul City and Baemin announced they would "lower the barriers of phone numbers and foreign cards." The reports do not give a specific start date, so check in the app yourself
- Coupang Eats
- English interface and foreign cards are possible. Some cases reportedly require a Korean number or an Alien Registration Card (needs verification)
- Yogiyo
- Requires a Korean number and an Alien Registration Card, so not recommended for tourists
- Where to receive
- You can order to your hotel (ask the staff to help with the Korean address). There was also an event at designated Han River Park zones
- Proxy services
- Some services order for you via KakaoTalk (around 3,500 won per order)
- Pay on delivery
- I couldn't find a source confirming whether tourists can use it (needs verification)
App policies change quickly. This is a summary of reports and guides as of the checked date, and has not been verified by ordering directly.
How to do it
- Switch the app language to Japanese or English and try ordering as a non-member with SMS verification from an overseas number.
- Enter the hotel's Korean address along with a map pin, and write your room number in the request field.
- If you get blocked, switch to Coupang Eats, then to a proxy service.
Korean to show on the spot
호텔 프런트에서 받을게요.
I'll pick it up at the hotel front desk.
이 주소를 한국어로 써 주세요.
Please write this address in Korean.