Seoul: Small-Group Night Food Tour in Seoul with Korean BBQ
Join the Seoul Night Food Tour for a unique culinary adventure, exploring street food and traditional dishes under the city's vibrant nightscape. An unforgettable even...
Weirdough is a vegan-friendly spot in Seongsu And Dongdaemun, Seoul.
Editorially verified May 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Join the Seoul Night Food Tour for a unique culinary adventure, exploring street food and traditional dishes under the city's vibrant nightscape. An unforgettable even...
Discover Seoul’s hidden foodie gems on a flavorful journey through markets, backstreets, and teahouses, tasting authentic dishes, local snacks, and our surprise Secret...
Embark on a walking food tour in Seoul, tasting over 10 kinds of food from restaurants, stalls, and local eateries. Explore Seoullo 7017, Namdaemun Market, and Myeongd...
4 must-do experiences in one tour (16:40~22:00)
Address: 32-7 Seoulsup 2-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Plant Cafe is Seoul's most established plant-based restaurant, operating in Itaewon since 2013 with a devout local following for its vegan comfort food menu.
Jogyesa Buddhist temple food restaurant in Seoul serves plant-based meals, excluding the five pungent roots: garlic, onion, chive, leeks, spring onion.
Maru Jayeonsik Kimbap serves natural-ingredient Korean food with a focus on vegetarian-friendly gimbap, bibimbap, and side dishes made without meat.
Tosokchon's signature dish -- a whole chicken stuffed with glutinous rice, ginseng, garlic, and jujube, slow-simmered in clear broth -- is naturally.
ByTOFU is a modern Korean tofu restaurant in Itaewon that builds its menu around handmade fresh tofu, naturally gluten-free through careful kitchen sourcing.
EID is one of Seoul's most respected halal Korean restaurants, serving certified halal versions of Korean BBQ, bibimbap and bulgogi without pork or alcohol.