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Korea Cooking Class Bapsang in Busan
- From $110
- 3 h
- Busan
Bapsang in Busan runs foreigner-friendly cooking sessions in Marine City, from kimchi and popular Korean menus to tea ceremony and temple food.
Busan Cooking Class
- From $120
- 4 h
- Busan-style seafood cooking
- Busan
Busan Cooking Class teaches a pescetarian-friendly seafood feast with a local chef in Seo-gu, four dishes, tea, rice wine and a market walk included.
I Love Hansik Busan Local Food Cooking Class
- ★ 4.2
- 2 hours
- Busan
I Love Hansik teaches Busan's own dishes in its Nam-gu studio, a hands-on afternoon class that sends you home able to cook milmyeon and ssiat hotteok.
Samjin Fish Cake Experience and History Hall
- ★ 4.1
- Hands-on eomuk making
- Busan
Samjin's Yeongdo history hall lets you press your own fish cake on the site where Busan's oldest eomuk house began in 1953, then eat it hot upstairs.
Gupo Noodle Experience Center
- ★ 4.0
- Gupo noodle and sujebi making
- Busan
The Gupo Noodle Experience Center keeps Busan's Gupo guksu heritage alive by Gupo Station, rolling noodle and sujebi classes above its own kitchen.
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