Guided food tours in Seoul worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Seoul worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: Anguk to Jongno night dining: traditional pojangmacha tents, ddukbokki, Korean BBQ, makgeolli
O'ngo Food Communications runs Seoul's most established English-language night dining tour, starting at Anguk Station Exit 5 at 17:00 on Tuesday and Saturday.
Route: Private food and culture tour: Gyeongbokgung market breakfast, bibimbap masterclass, Michelin bib lunch, cooking session
O'ngo's luxury food and culture tour is a full-day private experience combining a market walk with a cooking session and shortlisted restaurant visits.
Route: Seoul food and culture tour: Gwangjang Market bindaetteok, traditional Korean BBQ stop, makgeolli and a secret dessert
Secret Food Tours Seoul runs a Gwangjang Market and Insadong walk with a traditional Korean BBQ sit-down stop, a makgeolli pour and a secret dessert at the closer.
Route: Private Seoul tasting walk with a local host: Gwangjang Market, Tongin Market and a Korean BBQ sit-down across central Jongno
Withlocals Seoul Private Food Tour pairs you with a local host for a Jongno tasting walk: Gwangjang Market, Tongin Market and a Korean BBQ sit-down.
Route: Insadong food walk: Gwangjang Market, Cheonggyecheon street stalls, Insadong teahouses and snack shops
The Visit Seoul office publishes a self-guided food walk for the Insadong and Jongno corridor, starting at Gwangjang Market and ending in Insadong for tea.
TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in Seoul, with what each shows you and how much to budget.