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: Mapo charcoal pork BBQ, Korean pancake market stop, hidden traditional pub, optional fried chicken and beer add-on
ZenKimchi's Anthony Bourdain Korean BBQ Experience walks Mapo for three hours of charcoal pork, jeon savoury pancakes and a hidden traditional pub.
Route: Old-school hof fried chicken, Mangwon Market walk, country-style smoked chicken bar, cheese-smothered chicken in a themed pub
ZenKimchi's chimac crawl of fried chicken and beer leaves Mangwon Station at 18:00 for an old-school hof, a market walk and a smoked chicken bar.
Route: Namdaemun Market kalguksu and bibimbap, the Seoullo 7017 elevated walkway, Sungnyemun gate, Myeongdong street vendors
Korean Gourmet Hunters (formerly Gastro Tour Seoul) walks Namdaemun Market and Myeongdong along the Seoullo 7017 skywalk, tasting up to ten dishes including kalguksu knife-cut noodles.
Route: Hanjeongsik lunch at a Michelin-listed Korean restaurant, Bukchon Hanok Village lanes, hotteok, traditional tea room tasting
Korean Gourmet Hunters (formerly Gastro Tour Seoul) runs the Bukchon walk: a hanjeongsik multi-course Korean lunch, hanok lanes and a traditional tea room across three hours.
Route: Three Insadong makgeolli bars, each pouring a different house style of traditional Korean alcohol, with food alongside the tasting
The Sool Company's Insadong taster tour spends three hours across three makgeolli bars, each pouring its own house style of the Korean rice brew.
Route: Hapjeong artists' quarter and its local market, charcoal-grilled marinated beef, jeon with makgeolli, hotteok and street dessert stops
Delectable Travels runs Daniel Gray's west side walk from Hapjeong Station: a local market, charcoal beef, jeon with makgeolli and street dessert.
Explore Gwangjang Market like a local on a vegetarian food tour in Seoul. Taste a range of vegetarian and vegan versions of Korean classics and learn about the stories...
Discover Mangwon Market, Seoul’s most exciting hidden gem markets loved by young locals. Taste around 15 different foods and learn about Korea’s rich food culture as w...
Feel like a local as you explore the vibrant and traditional Namdaemun Market in downtown Seoul. Discover the delights of Korean street food.
TableJourney covers 10 editor-picked food tours in Seoul, with what each shows you and how much to budget.