Restaurant reservations: check the whole commitment

Use CATCHTABLE Global when the restaurant appears there with a suitable date, party size and menu. Before paying, match the branch, date, party size and meal period with your map and train plan. Save a screenshot of the cancellation deadline and reservation reference. If your train is late, use the restaurant’s contact option; changing your travel plan does not automatically change the reservation or waive its fee.

If the slot or dietary requirements do not fit, choose a nearby walk-in alternative instead of assuming a waitlist guarantees entry.

Check the restaurant’s actual address and last transport after the expected meal; late seating can change your return budget.

Example: Trid lists lunch at KRW 150,000 per person, so food for two starts at KRW 300,000 before optional drinks or pairing; confirm your date’s menu. Record deposit, cancellation deadline and refund versus bill-deduction terms. Calculation example only: a KRW 100,000 meal with a KRW 20,000 deposit leaves KRW 80,000 if credited; if refunded separately, the restaurant may collect KRW 100,000 while the refund is pending. This is not Trid’s deposit policy.

Keep a nearby indoor waiting option; bad weather does not automatically waive a restaurant’s cancellation fee.

CATCHTABLE Global allows Google, Apple or email sign-in without a Korean phone number and supports foreign-card deposits. A Korean domestic listing does not prove that its branch is bookable globally. “Reserve” and “Join Remote Waitlist” are different: a queue is not a confirmed meal time. If checkout fails, check reservations and email before paying again; contact support for a pending charge. If sold out, pick a nearby walk-in meal with a known menu instead of paying an unofficial reseller.