Top Seoul Food, Wine & Nightlife

Learn about Korea’s culinary culture on this 4-hour night tour of Seoul. Stroll through the streets with an expert in local cuisine, stopping at three food stalls and eateries plus a food market. You’ll sample a variety of foods including Korean barbecue, tofu, savory pancakes and spicy braised chicken. Wash it all down with alcoholic beverages such as Korean rice wine and soju (distilled liquor). Your guided small-group walking tour covers plenty of ground in the bustling district of Jongno-gu, with numbers limited to 12 people.

With fresh ingredients, spicy flavors, and deliciously hearty dishes, South Korean cuisine is enjoyed across the world. On this cooking class, visit a local’s home in the Gangnam neighborhood of central Seoul, and share in South Korean culture and cuisine. Learn of the ingredients used in South Korean cooking, prepare traditional dishes such as ‘bulgogi’ (stir-fried beef) or ‘doenjang-jjigae’ (tofu stew), and gain insight into the role food plays in Korean society.

Learn how to cook a traditional Korean meal with help from a local during this 3-hour, small-group cooking class in Seoul. Take a short walking tour through the city as you make your way to a nearby market to pick up some ingredients to use in your recipes. Then, head over to a traditional Korean house, and learn to cook Korean dishes. Once you’ve finished in the kitchen, enjoy eating your meal with the company of your group.

Korean food is known across the world for its fresh flavors, gentle spices, and heady aromas, but many of its secrets remain hidden to the Western world. On this Seoul cooking class, beat the language barrier and delve into a world of traditional Korean cuisine. Browse the food markets, chop, sizzle, and flip your fresh ingredients, and savor the flavors of Korea. Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour—limited to eight people.

Immerse yourself in the culinary and drinking culture of Seoul's historic Jongro District on this evening walking tour. Follow a guide to three different local restaurants to try traditional dishes such as chicken stew, Budaejjigae, pancakes, and Korean barbecue. Learn about the traditional foods served here, as well as the history of the district, through the guide's in-depth commentary. Limited to a small group of 10 people or fewer, this tour provides personalized attention and an intimate atmosphere.

Stroll the streets of Seoul while munching on authentic Korean street food during this 3-hour tour. A small group limited 12 fellow travelers ensures an intimate experience. All food tastings and rice wine or a soft drink are included.

Learn the culinary secrets to Korean cuisine at a morning or afternoon cooking class for beginners. Choose from a diverse menu of popular dishes that you’ll prepare under the guidance of professional chefs at a cooking school located in the heart of Seoul. Depending on the day selected, start or end with a walking tour through a local food market (dessert class excepted). At the end of your session, enjoy your creations for lunch, dinner or dessert.

Get a window into the bustling nightlife of Seoul's Hongdae neighborhood on this evening pub crawl with a small group. Allow a guide to show you some of the hottest nightspots as well as off-the-beaten-path bars and clubs; you'll learn about Korean drinking culture and etiquette. Eat traditional pub snacks and play drinking games with your small group of just 15 people, which ensures an intimate atmosphere.

Follow your nose - and your private guide - to the Mullaedong district in Seoul, which has recently become home to artists making it the city’s hippest district.  On this evening tour, you’ll taste the best Korean BBQ and soju in town, followed by traditional chicken and ice cold beer. Experience the best of Korean culture through local drinking games and funny stories. Get insider suggestions for street food and dessert.

With fresh ingredients, strong flavors, and traditional recipes dating back down the centuries, cuisine is a huge part of Korean culture. On this Seoul walking tour, follow your guide through Namdaemun Market and delve into the city’s vibrant food scene. Explore historic neighbourhoods off the beaten trail, sample the dishes the locals love, and sit down to a delicious meal at a Korean barbecue restaurant.

Experience the wild side of Seoul on a pub crawl that ideal for party-goers traveling in a group or alone. A great way to make new friends from around the world, this nightlife tour includes VIP access to three bars and one club, four free drinks, and multiple discounts along the way. Plus, exploring with a guide means you'll get local insight into what's considered the party capital of Asia.

If you want to experience the wild side of Seoul's nightlife scene, look no further than this pub crawl and party tour. Perfect for solo travelers or large groups, this high-octane experience reveals the best of Seoul's bars and includes admission to 10 nightclubs and multiple discounts on drinks throughout the evening. Plus, three free shots are included.

Feast your senses on South Korea's traditional dishes during this 8-hour food tour. Explore the bustling Noryangjin fish market, bursting with fish fresh from the ocean, where you can pick out your lunch. Walk through the Insadong area to sample some local street food, then pick out meat for your Korean barbecue dinner at the wholesale beef market in Majangdong. As you travel and taste, learn about the Korean culinary traditions and history from your guide. Meals, tastings and round-trip transportation from Seoul hotels are provided.

If you don’t want to say goodbye to Korean cuisine, take a cooking class in the heart of Seoul and you’ll be able to prepare your favorite dishes back at home.  Learn from a professional chef how to make a variety of Korean dishes, including soups, pancakes, and kimchi (fermented cabbage). Shop for fresh ingredients at Namdeamun Market.  You can take multiple lessons as the menu changes everyday.

The neighborhoods of Insadong and Bukchon are rich because of the cultural and culinary traditions dating back from Korea’s Joseon Dynasty. Experience Korea’s traditional food and culture while exploring the historic heart of the 600 year-old city. You will discover traditional Korean hanok houses and temples, learn a bit about Korean history and take a culinary crash course, sampling traditional Korean foods including hand-crafted tofu, North Korean style dumplings, and a variety of small dishes (ban-chan).

Sample fresh fruit flourishing in South Korea’s fertile soils on this 4-hour strawberry farm tour from Seoul. Travel by comfortable coach with your guide to a strawberry farm in the countryside 1-hour outside the city. On arrival, see where the strawberries grow and gain insight into their seasonal growth patterns and vitamin content. Watch a demonstration on how to harvest the fruit, then give it a try yourself. Pick your strawberries and sample a few as you go. Then, watch the farm staff demonstrate how to make strawberry jam.Please note: This seasonal tour runs annually between December and June. The dates are subject to change.

Discover Seoul's vibrant culinary scene on a guided, 2-hour, small-group walking tour around South Korea’s capital city streets. Stop by seven local shops, restaurants, and street-food stalls for food tastings, including fried pork dumplings and fried fish cakes. Learn about the history and food culture of Korea and enjoy a traditional Korean barbecue lunch.

Feast your senses on the culinary delights of Namdaemun Market on a 2-hour food tour in Seoul. Choosing the best of the market’s 10,000 stalls is a difficult task so why not let a local guide do the hard work for you. In a small-group limited to 10 food lovers, you’ll enjoy seven diverse delicacies.. While you interact with local vendors and learn about the market’s history from your guide, you’ll sample Korean dumplings, donuts, and fish cakes.

Shop with the locals at the famous Noryangjin Fish Market on this guided tour. Follow your guide to uncover the hidden gems and secret stalls where locals know they can get the freshest products. Choose what you'd like to eat while learning about the market's rich culinary history, then have it prepared as a meal for you in an onsite restaurant.

Satisfy your thirst for Soju and Makgeolli, traditional Korean alcohols, during this 3-hour tour and tasting. Meet an artisan brewmaster and distiller, who will teach you about the time-honored traditional process of making Soju 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.

Gain insight into Korean tradition and heritage on this 3.5-hour Korean cultural experience in Seoul. Visit a cultural center and enjoy a welcoming cup of Korean tea. In your traditional ‘hanbok’ attire, practice formal social etiquette and gain insight into polite manners in Korea. Master the ancient art of kimchi-making and learn how this popular speciality dish is used in Korean cookery. Engage your fellow visitors in old-fashioned folk games popular in the Joseon era, then return to your hotel via an amethyst factory or ginseng center.

Explore Seoul's city center on this guided tour. Enjoy the vibrant local life at the Namdaemun wholesale market, go up to the top of Namsan mountain to observe a 360-degree view of Seoul and finish your tour at Myeongdong street, Seoul's busiest shopping street. You also have an option to enjoy the Nanta Show that finished off with a viewing of a a non-verbal performance integrating Korean traditional Samulnori rhythm.

This half-day walking tour available every Mondays,Wednesdays, Fridays takes you to the places you must visit in Seoul. Tour takes you to one of the most famous royal palace center of the city and culture districts has many of different types of Korean restaurants and hand-craft shops.  You can also enjoy very decent and savory Korean food, snack, and even tea time.

Get a true taste of Seoul on this 4-hour sightseeing and food tour by night. Follow your guide to the Gwangjang Traditional Market for samplings of Korean street food. Then stop by some of the city's top attractions, including the Cheonggyecheon stream, Deoksugung Palace, and the Dongdaemun Design Plaza. Entrance fees, tastings, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.