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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.
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.
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.
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