I was wondering how to say "I want it plain" in Korean. For example if I just want a plain sandwich no sauce or anything. Thanks

One way that should work is -

"yangnyom upshi, gunyang hae chusaeyo" (Let me have it without condiments)

Hmm.....
It's very easy. you can say like this, 소스없는 샌드위치 주세요 ?
or " No sause sandwich "
Can u understand ?
ok...good.

-Listen and repeat-
소스없는 샌드위치 주세요 ?

good job !

If you have any question, please tell me anytime. Thanks.....

BTW, Do you like some sandwich ?

Bull said it. Go with that. You'll get it plain.

If a sandwich is the subject, Shsong says," Sosu upnun, sandwichi jusayo".
Literally (sauce without sandwich please give.)

Isn't this fun?

I'd just say, "Sosu mahl goo" for "no sauce". Of course I am a Miguk with limited vocabulary.

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How would you say, I want my Kimshi deep fried otherwise it's too health for this American? ^_^ Kidding.

-Listen and repeat-
소스없는 샌드위치 주세요 .
(Sauce oopnun sandwichi ju say yo.)
=
"Give me a plain sandwich."

Just Kidding