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Seoul · Food
Share Korean snacks by the river before a one-hour evening cruise. An English-speaking guide hosts the outing, which takes around three to four hours. November–March replaces the outdoor picnic with an indoor barbecue buffet. Ages 2 and up.
Seoul · Food
Combine a palace walk with seven Korean food tastings at Gwangjang Market, then visit Jogyesa. Transport between stops and an English-speaking guide are included. Additional drinks cost extra. Confirm dietary requests with the operator before booking.
Seoul · Food
Combine a baseball or basketball game with a Korean meal. The sport changes by season; select the actual fixture before booking. A guided outing with food, rather than a ticket-only purchase.
Gyeongju · Food
Browse Seongdong Market with a local host, then cook and taste a Korean meal in a small group of up to ten. Take the recipes home for another taste of your trip. The menu varies with the season; ask about vegan options and dietary needs.
Busan · Food
Cook local dishes with an English-speaking chef, share the meal, experience Korean tea and explore Bupyeong Food Market. The listed menu includes seafood dishes; check dietary needs before booking.
Seoul · Food
Prepare and taste two Korean dishes in a hanok cooking studio. Choices listed include bibimbap, japchae, bulgogi and spicy pork. Each participant cooks with provided ingredients; confirm the dishes for your session.
Seoul · Food
Make 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.
Busan · Food
An English-guided walk through Gukje, Kkangtong and Jagalchi markets, with tastings and a Korean drinking-culture experience. Regular morning and afternoon routes take about four hours. Four participants needed overall. Tasting food and drinks are included; karaoke, chicken and beer there cost extra. Selected promotional dates have a separate shorter route; check the seller for places.
Busan · Food
Spend three to four hours cooking, sharing a meal and finishing with a tea ceremony near Toseong Station. Choose kimchi, Korean BBQ or a seafood menu for your private group. The starting price covers a group of 1–3. Classes run on Wednesdays; request dietary arrangements before booking. Ages 5+.
Seoul · Food
Choose 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.
Gyeongju · Food
Choose gochujang or doenjang and make a jar to take home. The hands-on session takes around 30–40 minutes in Gyochon Village. Book for two or more people. The class runs once there are at least four participants across all bookings; if that minimum is not met, the seller offers a full refund. Open Wednesday–Sunday. Traditional ceramic pots cost extra.
Gyeongju · Food
Learn how rice wine is distilled into soju at Manho Gotaek, then taste it with accompanying food. A 90-minute adult workshop on Saturdays, with a minimum of two participants. The activity starts with prepared rice wine. Check the seller’s age requirements and arrange a return without driving.
Gyeongju · Food
Knead, shape and glaze yakgwa at Rasunjae. This 90-minute workshop includes ingredients, tools, apron rental and a traditional wrapping cloth. Arrive 10 minutes early. Confirm the teaching language and any ingredient restrictions before booking.
Seoul · Food
At 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.
Seoul · Food
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.
Seoul · Food
Explore 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.
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