Seoul Food Tours

Our catalog runs from $10 to about $220. Group market walks start around $29, cooking classes cluster at $62–109, night food-and-drink crawls vary widely, and private tours run $150–300+. The format drives the price far more than the food does — eating the same dishes yourself at a market costs a few dollars per plate.

Four main formats: street food and market walks (Gwangjang, Namdaemun, Mangwon), hands-on Korean cooking classes (many with a market shopping trip), night food-and-drinks crawls built around chimaek and pojangmacha culture, and general or private food tours with multi-neighborhood routes of up to 12+ tastings.

Some do — we've verified 13 tours in the catalog as vegetarian- or vegan-friendly from their own listings, including fully plant-based Gwangjang routes. Many standard tours explicitly can't accommodate vegans or halal diets, so book a specialist tour rather than hoping a general one adapts, and confirm details with the operator.

Usually yes — 73 of the 75 tours in our catalog offer free cancellation, typically up to 24 hours before start. But the exact policy is set per tour by the operator and some are stricter than the platform's headline rule, so always check the specific listing's terms before booking.