SOUTH KOREA
The ones worth your time.
The 10 most popular dinner experiences in South Korea. What each one includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Sunset city wall hike from Dongdaemun to Naksan Park with K-drama spots, a café drink, and a Korean dinner included.
“Such a fun hike with stunning city views, drinks and tasty dinner! Lily, our guide, was super fun, accommodating and knowledgeable about the area. The perfect end to our Seoul visit!”
A 4.5-hour Jamsil Baseball Stadium game with a guide, one beer, and Korean BBQ or fried chicken, plus full fan-chant energy.
“We had bbq before the game where Jin explained some etiquette rules in Korea before heading to the game. Me and my husband are now LG Twins fans and had a ball learning the different chants of the fans. Would recommend to anyone, even if you’re not that big into sports the atmosphere is phenomenal!”
Enjoy a Seoul Jamsil sports night with dinner and beer, plus mobile tickets and a host who explains the game and stadium hype.
“We had a blast watching going to the baseball game with Alex! Our group was super cool and we LOVED the fried chicken and beer that we got before the game, it was sooo good. Even if you are not a fan of baseball, this is still a must do because it such a fun…”
Busan seafood market tour and dinner with Jagalchi and dried fish stops, small-group cooking, fresh dishes, and Korean clam soup, $15.
“Peter is not only a great cook but also a funny and well spoken guide! We got a lot of interesting insights on the fish market in Busan and also answers to all our food and Korea in general related questions. The location was great as it…”
A full-day Seoul highlights and gourmet food tour pairing palaces, hanok neighborhoods, temples, and markets with lunch, snacks, and dinner.
“Really great tour that gets you around to a lot in one day without feeling rushed - really well curated to suit lots of preferences. So informative and engaging and you are well looked after.”
Seoul night walking tour with included Korean BBQ dinner, Namsan 360 views, and local neighborhoods from Hongdae to Ikseon-dong.
“Even though the weather wasn’t perfect our guide, Mr. Kwak Jae Kil, made the tour a great experience taking us around beautiful streets as he shared the history of this beautiful city. And the Korean BBQ was delicious! We really enjoyed our evening and the kindness of our guide.”
Sunset walk up Seoul’s Naksan Park, then Korean BBQ and makgeolli dinner with a local guide, plus a café drink with views.
“This was a lot of fun for my friends and me. We thought it was going to be a chill stroll through a park when really it was about a 20-30 minute trek (with breaks) up a steep hill with stairs. It was more physically demanding and sweat inducing…”
Small-group dinner tour at Noryangjin Fish Market: pick seafood with a Korean guide, eat inside the market, then stroll Sayuksin Park.
“Fun experience with amazing spread of seafood! Great conversations were had with even better company. Highly recommend.”
Private full-day Seoul tour with Gyeongbokgung, hanok streets, Cheonggyecheon, and major food stops plus lunch, tea, and dinner.
“We recently enjoyed a full-day tour of Seoul, which included visits to Gyeongbokgung Palace, the Blue House, Kwangjang Market, and several other iconic sites. Our guide, Laura, was exceptional—her deep knowledge of Korean…”
Cook Korean favorites on Jeju’s seaside sunset terrace: bulgogi, japchae, geotjeoli, dessert, then dine with optional wine.
“We had a wonderful time learning some Korean cooking basics with Sue. She is a knowledgeable and enthusiastic teacher, and the food was delicious!”
