South Korea · FOOD & DRINK
Korean eating is a table sport and the good tours seat you at one. These 15 cover barbecue nights, market crawls, kimchi tables and the rice-wine bars, each priced and clear about how much food is actually included.
Seoul street food night market tour with all food and drinks included, small group, market history, and Korean drinking games in 2 hours.
“Our tourguide Juno was the very very best. We took several foodtours, but this was by far the best. We tasted a lot of great food an Juno told us about Korean culture. You should definitely book this tour!”
Seoul night food tour of Gwangjang Market with a local English guide, line-skipping security, up to 10 tastings, and Korean drinking games.
“This was an amazing tour with Juno!! He explained everything in a way that was accessible and easy to understand — from etiquette, to language, to drinking games, to food history, to cultural history. The food choices were perfect and he fostered such a lovely group atmosphere! This was the best tour we’ve done in Seoul! Highly recommend!”
Guided downtown Seoul food and market tour with 8+ tastings, small-group walks past palaces, and a teahouse finish in Insadong.
“Great guide, very informative, lots of information about the Korean culture, excellent tour, would reccomend”
Small-group Seoul night food tour with Korean BBQ, rice wine and dumplings, ending at Gwangjang Market plus hanok sweets.
“My two teen sons and I highly enjoyed this tour! I booked it our 2nd night in Seoul and so glad I did. We learned so much about Korean food and how its served, which gave us a little more confidence through out the rest of our trip and food journey. I highly recommend this tour..you will not be disappointed! Great time!”
Seoul at night by palace lights, Jogyesa lanterns, and Gwangjang Market tastings, with a vehicle between stops and guided Korean food stories.
“This a relatively inexpensive to see some of the more interesting places on this part of the country .”
Eat your way through Seoul in 3 hours with 12 tastings at Gwangjang Market, a 24-hour ramen spot, and Ikseon-dong, in a small group.
“Suhan was a delightful host, patiently and enthusiastically explaining every dish to us including the history and practices regarding it. In all, we tried a stunning 19 different food and drinks! The Gwangjang Market was fascinating and we can't Read more”
Samhae soju tasting in Seoul. Visit a private distillery, learn the Joseon 3 pigs story, and sample 7+ high-proof pours.
“Really cool experience with delicious drinks and interesting facts about soju and surrounding traditions. Sam was a very welcoming, funny and knowledgeable host. Worth it even if you're not already a massive fan of soju!”
A 3-hour private Seoul food walk with 10 tastings, a local foodie guide, and market-to-palace city highlights, tailored to your tastes.
“I couldn't find the tour guide, he sent me directions in Korean (I only speak, English). I told him where I was and if he would meet me (I was only a few minutes from him). He refused and told me to hurry up because the tour started soon. I ended up canceling and not taking the tour. I wasn't going to waste my day trying to find him in a very crowded street market.”
Jamsil Baseball Stadium game with an English guide, included dinner, a beer each, and real Korean fan cheering songs and dances.
“Jin was awesome! Super easy going and made our first Korean baseball experience memorable”
Jamsil game night in Seoul with a local host, Korean dinner and beer, plus a mobile ticket to cheer with the crowd at KBO or KBL.
“The food was delicious. Although we sat down to watch the baseball game, it was unfortunately canceled due to rain. My family and I arrived a little late to the meeting point because we missed the message Alex had kindly sent the day beRead more”
4.5-hour hike on Geumjeongsan in Busan, then Makgeolli with banchan at a mountain village Pocha-style stall for small-group fun.
“We really enjoyed our tour. It was a nice small group of four people total. Our guide was great and very accommodating. For lunch it was even possible to revise the food to be vegetarian, which was really nice. Would highly recommend.”
Hike Geumjeongsan with a small local guide, then enjoy banchan and Makgeolli in a mountain village above Busan.
“Our hike with Jun Woo was amazing. Beautiful area, amazing views and perfect to be out in nature and still being close to the city. Jun Woo took great care of us and had a lot to share about his beautiful country.”
Chef Heeyoung guides you through Busan markets, tasting street food at Jagalchi, BIFF Square, and Bupyeong Kkangtong in a small group.
“As a first-time traveler to Seoul, this tour was a perfect way to try various authentic Korean foods in a relaxed, educational way. Our guide was incredible. I highly recommend it. Thank you for your recommandations, the restaurants was really good đź«°”
Learn to cook Bibimbap in a small-group class in Busan near Haeundae Beach, with Korean sauces, tea, dessert, recipes.
“Min was a fabulous host & instructor. She was extremely well organized and a highly effective communicator. I loved learning about Korean cuisine and culture from a local Korean. We made Bibimbap, Miyeok Guk (seaweed-beef soup), and Buchu Jeon (vegetable fritter) & we enjoyed condiments and beverages along side our meal items. Min also provided tea and dessert. Everything was delicious. I highly recommend this activity.”
Busan local food cooking class and market tour. Cook Korean dishes with English chef Heeyoung, enjoy tea ceremony, then shop Bupyeong market.
“Heeyoung was delightful! We enjoyed hearing her wealth of knowledge about Korean cooking, history, and culture. We wish we'd done this at the start of our trip because the insight she gave us into Korean cuisine would have helped us appreciate our meals there more. The market tour afterward was also very fun.”
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