Browse a market, cook in a hanok, make kimchi or explore plant-based temple food. Choose the meal and setting that fit your day.
TrazyExplore the market with a chef, then cook three dishes at your own station. Allow 3½ hours for shopping, cooking and the meal. English instruction; up to ten people. Vegetarian and vegan adaptations need advance notice. The menu changes by day and session.
Why this oneMarket visit, three dishes and a recipe book, with 3½ hours to enjoy it all.
TrazyMake two Korean dishes with an English-speaking chef at O’ngo Food Communication. A weekday 10:30am start leaves the afternoon free for the neighbourhood. Monday/Tuesday: bibimbap and bulgogi; Wednesday/Friday: japchae and pork; Thursday: bibimbap and pork. Ask about dietary changes beforehand.
Why this oneA two-hour weekday lunch class, easy to pair with an afternoon around Bukchon.
TrazyChoose cabbage kimchi in one hour, or three kinds in 90 minutes. Both include kimchi pancake and tea, with sealed kimchi to take away. Closed Tuesdays and Thursdays. Arrange your teaching language and meet at Seoul Kimchi Academy in Jongno.
Why this oneOne-hour cabbage kimchi or a 90-minute trio, both with pancake and tea.
TrazyAt K-Harmony, cook three seasonal dishes, then enjoy them with rice and dessert. English instruction and a recipe booklet are included. Ages 12+, up to four participants. Monday–Saturday, 10:30am or 5:30pm. All dishes are plant-based; discuss allergies before booking.
Why this onePlant-based food with an English-speaking chef, for up to four people aged 12+.
Learn about rice-wine brewing at Suguk, with Korean cooking and tasting. The two-hour class has English and Japanese support and a two-person minimum. Your brew needs 5–7 days. For a shorter stay, the seller provides a ready-made 300ml bottle instead of your own 750ml brew. Under-19s cannot taste alcohol.
Why this oneFor two or more: brew, cook and taste with English or Japanese support.
The makgeolli class needs two participants; your own brew takes several days. The kimchi class’s teaching language needs confirmation.
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