Top Seoul Dinner

THIS TOUR IS DIFFERENT THAN OTHER TOURS! I focus on food and drinks. The main focus is drinking at each spot while we eat some great food. I provide 5 hour tours. I will be taking you around the neighborhood that has the best food in Seoul, HANDS DOWN! There are tiny alleys that even Koreans don't know about! I have taken many people around here including my native Korean friends and they will agree that it is the best of the best! Just make sure to bring a huge appetite since we will be trying a ton of dishes! I do not take you to places that you will be able to find on google or are commercialized. I take you to places you would typically not be able to go to on your own. If you have dietary restrictions, please don't book or contact me first. There aren't many non-meat options. The food and drinks are NOT included in the price of the tour. Everything is cheap and you will split the cost with the other people in the group. It gives you more flexibility to try or not try things.

Learn how to prepare authentic Korean food in a laidback environment during a small-group cooking class in Seoul. Join your instructor at Mangon Market to pick up the freshest ingredients, then return to their home. Get set up at your personal cooking station, then enjoy easy-to-follow instructions and personal assistance from your host. The 3-course menu may include soft tofu stew, bibimbap, bulgogi, kimchi stew, japchae, or stir-fried pork.

Discover the techniques to prepare four types of kimchi during a small-group cooking class in Seoul. Begin with a tour of Mangwon Market to learn about Korean food culture and how to find the freshest ingredients. Set in the home and guided by a professional chef, you’ll enjoy ample one-on-one attention from your instructor. Afterward, you’re ready to make this iconic side dish back home.

Combine an easy sunset hike at Naksan Park with a dinner of local Korean favorites on this small-group tour with a local guide. Hike the hills of Naksan Park, enjoy the sunset views, explore hidden gems of Hyehwa, then refuel with a dinner of local Korean dishes with traditional rice wine.

Food culture varies from country to country and culture to culture. A wonderful conversation that can arise during a meal with drinks often leads to understanding new worlds that both parties have not experienced before, providing endless insights beyond. Our Activity aims to pair the finest meals with the finest drinks while also fostering dignified gatherings where stories are shared, questions are asked, and answers are given about Seoul, Korea, and the diverse cultures of travelers. In the heart of Ikseondong, a place in Seoul that embraces tradition while being youthful, we offer a fusion of Eastern and Western cuisine, spirits, and conversations

Satisfy your thirst for traditional Korean alcohols, during this guided tour and tasting. Meet an artisan brewmaster and distiller, who teaches you about the time-honored traditional process of making Soju, Yakju, and Makgeolli from rice. Eat a homemade Korean meal accompanied by Makgeolli. This small-group tour, maximum of 12 people, ensures an intimate atmosphere and the opportunity to ask questions.

Enjoy the best kbbq in Seoul with me! The restaurant will be curated by me and changes every month. I will bring you to my all time favorite restaurants, but also one of the recent trending places.

The BEST night view of Seoul is waiting for you! + series of snacks in a local market + dinner at a traditional restaurant (Optional, but inexpensive) We, Koa & Sam, are outdoor fanatics—and we are probably some of the friendliest people you will meet in Korea. (According to 5,000+ people who came before you) First stop is a traditional market and it's snack time. Here, we will sample several local snacks. (Some are vegan friendly!) Our hike will take place along the ancient fortress that was built on Inwangsan mountain about 600 years ago. We'll get to see how stunning Seoul looks from above. We'll sit down at a peak and gaze at the sunset. The hike lasts about 90 minutes, and we'll reach a peak at 240 meters (780 feet). Then head over to a legendary restaurant in a lantern-lit alley. There is no better way to end your trip than devouring homemade-style dishes along with some rice wines. (Vegan available)

Embark on an enticing culinary adventure with our Authentic Korean Fish Market Food Tour in Seoul! Join an experienced Korean chef as you explore a vibrant fish market, hand-pick the freshest fish, and savor a delicious meal at a traditional restaurant within the market. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Korea as you discover the secrets of selecting and enjoying the finest seafood. Get ready to indulge in an unforgettable journey through Korean cuisine with our expert guide by your side.

Join my exclusive Vegan & Vegetarian Korean Market Adventure at Gwangjang Market. The one and only tour of its kind in Korea. It is led by a professional chef, that selected carefully over 15 dishes to give a large choice of food to all type of diets. Even Gluten free diet if required.

Indulge in a seafood feast at Seoul's Noryangjin Fish Market during a small-group dinner excursion. Start your adventure with a guided tour of the lively market, where you choose your preferred catch. (Crab and lobster additional cost.) Then, follow your guide to a restaurant within the market where your selected fish is expertly prepared. Afterward, stroll to Sayuksin Park, which showcases the tombs of King Danjong's seven loyalists with beautiful views of the Han River.

We'll explore the charming Ikseon-Dong Hanok Village and learn about its history. Then we'll head to the BBQ street and enjoy a delicious Korean BBQ feast. Our guide will show us how locals savor the experience. Get ready for mouthwatering meat, side dishes, and rice. We'll also indulge in Korean beer and soju, accompanied by classic combos and maybe some games. The dinner will conclude inside the BBQ place, creating a cinematic Korean atmosphere.

This program does not stop with a cooking lesson. It is an intimiate encounter with Korean culture by walking through Bukchon, where history lives and breathes. We have prepared a meaningful time to enjoy Korean culture with all five senses. We invite you to an opportunity to understand Korea on a deeper level. *About Bukchon Bukchon is located north of Cheonggyecheon Stream and Jongno and embodies the spirit of our Korean ancestors in its 600 year-old urban history. Bukchon was traditonally a residential area of the nobility during the joseon period and did not undergo any significant changes until the 1920s. The term of Hanok was originally used to refer to all traditonal Korean buildings, including the grand architectural works of royal palaces. The standard judgement for 'hanok' are "tiled roof" and "wooden framing", and the Bukchok village is one of the most representative areas that still maintaining the composition and beauty of traditional 'hanok' in Seoul city.