Best Food Tours in Seoul

A street food tour that explores a famous market and its history, then visits the guide's favorite spots for authentic Korean dishes and drinks, with Korean drinking games.

A night tour from Changgyeonggung Palace to Gwangjang Market and lantern-lit Jogyesa Temple, tasting 11+ Korean dishes and street foods and learning Korean drinking etiquette.

Secret Food Tours Seoul shows you some of the most loved foods the city has to offer, taking you through hidden alleyways and quaint backstreets to secret foodie gems.

A small group tour of up to 12 people with 12 different Korean food tastings in a vibrant local market and the nearby area, with all foods and drinks included.

A vegan and vegetarian food tour of Gwangjang Market with at least 11 plant-based dishes and drinks, no meat, fish, egg, dairy or honey, ordered and translated by the guide.

A tasting at a soju distillery built around Samhae soju, once a choice of the Joseon dynasty nobles, with at least 7 different alcohols made in the distillery.

A complete introduction to makgeolli brewing at a working brewery, learning the traditional techniques, ingredients and fermentation process used to brew real Korean rice wine.

A Mangwon market food tour with two local hosts, from cheap eats to fancy feasts, sampling treats such as Hanwoo beef and ending at a Korean fried chicken joint.

Ride premium e-bikes through Seoul with a guide; food and drink are included, with fried chicken and beer in warmer months and jeon, kimchi soup and makgeolli in winter.

ZenKimchi's chicken and beer tour meets at Mangwon Station, exit 2, with stops for old-style fried chicken, country-style barbecued chicken and chicken in a WWII pub.

Withlocals Seoul Private Food Tour is a private guided tour with a local host who tailors the experience completely to your wishes, meeting at Hoehyeon Station Exit 5.

O'ngo Food runs a small group night dining tour for $110: a cozy night of dining in Seoul's vibrant districts, savoring authentic Korean dishes.