Step into one of Korea's largest seafood markets for an insightful cultural and gastronomical experience. Join your local guide on a tour through Noryangjin Market's bustling stalls, learn about Seoul's seafood industry, and taste delicious fresh products. Eat seafood like a local by trying products directly from the stalls of an authentic fish market. Learn about Noryangjin Market's history since it first opened in 1927, largely impacting Seoul's industry with 250 to 300 tons of seafood products traded every day. Acquire a deeper understanding of Korean culture by experiencing its deeply-ingrained connection with seafood. Try a variety of products the way that Koreans like to eat them for a fully immersive journey.

Namdaemun is the largest of Seoul’s traditional markets ! Namdaemun Market has become a particularly popular destination among foodies drawn to the sights, smells and flavours of its sprawling food streets. Among them, three are not to be missed: Foodie Alley, a stretch of vendors offering classic Korean staples and street-food favourites; Kalguksu Alley, a street comprised of restaurants specialising in hand-cut noodles and Galchi Jorim, a road dedicated to braised hairtail fish stew, a dish invented at the market. Korean food export tell you about street food also you can learn about Korean culture as well This tour no mandatory shopping shopping and Tipping Meet guide at exit5 Haehyeon St. street food tasting(Noodle Soup,Dumplings,twisted bread stick,Skewered fish cake) Food Alley story

We'll begin by walking through one of the oldest and biggest food markets in Seoul to sample a little bit of everything. We'll start with the classic Mung Bean Pancakes and our delicious Secret Dish! We'll continue feasting with Korean Dumplings, Ttteokkbokki(local slightly spicy gnocchi) and also some minced fish fillets! Next, we'll savor a freshly made Gimbap You'll get a honey snack which you might have seen in k-dramas or movies We'll take a sweet stop and enjoy a refreshing rice drink We'll stroll around a traditional Hanok village and taste some incredible local sweet and creamy bread We'll finish the tour on a gorgeous street, a local favourite, in a beautiful, serene hidden teahouse to sip tea made with fresh ingredients paired with a rice cake.

Discover the unique street food culture of South Korea with a visit to the Gwangjang Market, featured in the popular Netflix Asian street food series. This is the perfect opportunity to sample a diverse selection of Korean street foods while gaining insight into the daily lives of Koreans and the myriad of dishes available in traditional markets. Our knowledgeable tour guide will lead you on a gastronomic adventure, introducing you to the distinctive features and cultural significance of Korean cuisine. Join us for an unforgettable journey that brings you closer to the authentic flavors of Korea! You can try 2~3 kinds of Steet food for free among Ggul(Honey)-tarae, Fish-cake, Bindatteok(Mung-Bean Pancake), Chicken feet, Sundae(Korean Blood Sausage), Makgeolli (Korean Rice Wine). Notice: The food tour limits the number of people up to nine. However, it is possible to add new member from the same group. Please contact our CS if you need any help. 15:30 Meeting in front of Exit 6, Anguk Station ~ Insa-dong, Cheonggyecheon Stream... etc. 18:30 Gwangjang Market

Take an insider's look at Seoul as you join your guide on a walking tour of the South Korean capital's famous Gwangjang Market, Chenggyecheon stream, Heunginjimun Gate, Seoul Fortress Wall, and Ihwa Mural Village. Learn about the local culture and sample some culinary delights on the way. Start with a tour of Gwangjang Market, Seoul’s first and oldest covered market, to sample popular street food like Kimbab (seaweed and rice roll), Bindaeddoek (mung bean pancake), or Ddeokbokki (rice cake). The city's biggest street food hot spot also sells hanbok, traditional Korean clothing. Next, walk along Cheonggyecheon stream where locals love to hang out and relax there to escape from city life. The stream was paved over as part of post-war economic development in 1958 and restored in 2003. Soon, meet the Heunginjimun Gate (Dongdaemun), a Korean national treasure. It was first constructed in 1396 as one of the main gates in the Fortress Wall of Seoul. Only this gate has an outer wall among the eight gates of the city.

Try fresh seafood at the largest fish market in Seoul. Explore the market and pick out different delicacies to be cooked in the market's restaurant. Meet at Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market, known as the best place to eat fresh seafood in Seoul. Handling almost 50% of the metropolitan volume and trading up to 300 tons of fishery products every day, it's a sight to see. Pick from an array of seasonal foods and sit in the restaurant to eat. Discover the palette of Korea and challenge yourself to try new tastes—you just might be surprised.

Dive deep into the bustling Insadong Street in Seoul with a guided walking tour. Experience its culture and lifestyle through visits to charming stores, and food stands. Learn the history behind the famous street and taste delicious Korean food. Meet your local guide for an insightful stroll along Seoul's most vibrant street. As you explore, enjoy the chance to try out unique food creations. Allow your guide to introduce you to the area's biggest restaurants and taste traditional dishes, as well as 3 desserts.