Gwangjang Market → Euljiro Street → Ikseong-dong → Cheonggyecheon Stream → Jongno 3-ga Pocha Street

Explore the vibrant late-night culture of Korea by joining dinner gatherings and enjoying local snacks. You'll have the opportunity to savor a variety of traditional foods, such as Korean-style raw beef with sliced raw octopus, bindaetteok, and chimaek (chicken with beer). By joining the tour, you can meet people from all over the world and experience the unique culture that's known only to the locals.

Gwangjang Market Food Tour (Experience famous kimbap, bindaetteok, Korean sweets, and seasonal fruits) → a visit to Tteok Café (for tteok and drinks)

A professional tourist guide will lead you on this vegan-friendly food tour of a traditional Korean market, where you can enjoy street food and traditional desserts.

Anguk Station → Hanbok rentals → Sssamjigil tour (desserts tasting) → Traditional Korean tea at Insa-dong → Hanbok returns → Makgeolli tasting

A professional tourist guide will take you on a tour of Insa-dong where you can try on traditional Korean hanbok clothes and enjoy various local foods and teas. The tour ends with a simple meal paired with traditional Korean liquors (tasting of three makgeolli and Korean small dishes called anju).

Traditional market tour (1 hr) → Cooking class (1.5 hr) → Dining (1 hr)

Traditional Market Tour: You'll buy seasonal groceries at Gyeongdong Market, Seoul Yangnyeong Market, and Cheongnyangni Market.
Cooking Class: You'll prepare dishes with ingredients purchased at the traditional markets.
Dining: You'll have lunch with the food you have cooked, paired with traditional liquors from Seoul.
Menu Features: Seoul bulgogi, seolleongtang and ohter dishes paired with three kinds of traditional liquors

Traditional market tour (1 hr) → Cooking class (1.5 hr) → Dining (1 hr)

Traditional Market Tour: You'll buy seasonal groceries at Gyeongdong Market, Seoul Yangnyeong Market, and Cheongnyangni Market.
Cooking Class: You'll prepare dishes with ingredients purchased at the traditional markets.
Dining: You'll have lunch with the food you have cooked, paired with traditional liquors from Seoul.
Menu Features: Seoul bulgogi, seolleongtang and ohter dishes paired with three kinds of traditional liquors

Meeting at Exit 5 of Anguk Station → Insa-dong tour (visit to a pub or a bunsik snack place) → Neighborhood tour including Nakwon-dong Tteok Place → Ikseong-dong tour → Korean BBQ at Jongno's meat street → Tasting various dishes at Gwangjang Market

For over a decade, O'ngo Food has been offering night dining tours as their signature program, which was the first food tour in Korea. With the guidance of an experienced food tour guide, participants can explore the narrow alleys and immerse themselves in the Korean way of life by trying out different dishes. Its walking tours give you an opportunity to sample foods that are not typically available for individual purchase, discover hotspots that only locals know about, and taste a wide range of delectable bites.

Meeting at Exit 10 of Dongdaemun Station, Line No. 4 → Lunch at a dakhanmari (one whole chicken) place → Shinjin Market tour → Individual meals at Gwangjang Market → Farewell at Jongno 5-ga Station

In this tour, once you've enjoyed a scrumptious meal at a renowned dakhanmari restaurant in Dongdaemun Fish Alley, take a stroll to Gwangjang Market where you can indulge in an array of delectable treats like mayak kimbap, tteokbokki, sundae blood sausage, pajeon, yukhoe, and live octopus to your liking.

Meeting at Exit 10 of Dongdaemun Station, Line No. 4 → Dinner at Changsindong Spicy Pig's Feet → Chimaek (chicken and beer) at Jongno 6-ga → Farewell at Jongno 5-ga Station

You will have the opportunity to try Dongdaemun's famous spicy pig's feet and chimaek (chicken and beer) in this program.

Exit 3 of Hangangjin Station, Line No. 6 → Yongsan Handicraft Museum → Gallery Street → Record shop that is a BTS shooting place → Fusion Korean restaurant → Hannam Café Street (a special themed café)

The Hannam-dong Hallyu Tour is an experience program that allows you to immerse yourself in Korean culture, which is rapidly gaining popularity as part of the Hallyu or Korean wave. The tour includes visits to a popular café, a record shop for relaxation, a fusion Korean restaurant for dining, and a Korean art gallery for admiring the style.

Exit 7 of Noryangjin Station → Guided tour by sector at the fresh fish market → Guided tour by sector at the dried fish market → Talks with the market merchants and seafood purchase → Dining with the seafood

Join the Noryangjin Fish Market Tour for an exciting food and culture experience. This program offers a visit to the largest fish market in Korea, where you can discover the distinct fish species of Korea and learn how to enjoy them. Moreover, you will delve into the fascinating stories of how Koreans developed their love for these unique fish dishes.