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Food and drink

2 Days in Seoul — Food & Wine

foodie seoul korean-cuisine city-break culture
Length
2 days
Stops
8
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Guests 1 room, 1 adults, 0 children
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What this plan covers

This 2-day itinerary is a feast for the senses, designed for epicureans and culture enthusiasts eager to explore Seoul's dynamic food and drink scene. From bustling street markets and traditional tea houses to trendy modern eateries and liquor tastings, you'll savor the authentic tastes and sophisticated sips that define Korean gastronomy. Prepare for an immersive experience that blends culinary discovery with cultural immersion.

Food 3 Sightseeing 1 Culture 2 Nightlife 2

Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 4 stops · about 9 hrs
1

Gwangjang Market

Food 2 hours

Dive into a sensory overload of authentic Korean street food, from bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) to tteokbokki, experiencing a true local's breakfast or brunch.

Good to know

Arrive early to beat the crowds and enjoy a leisurely meal; easily accessible via Jongno 5-ga Station.

2

Bukchon Hanok Village

Sightseeing 2 hours

Wander through a beautifully preserved traditional Korean village, offering a glimpse into historical architecture before seeking out a traditional lunch nearby.

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes for walking up hills; respect residents' privacy as it is a residential area.

3

Insadong Street

Culture 2 hours

Experience traditional Korean culture with a focus on tea houses, street snacks, and unique artisan crafts perfect for food-related souvenirs.

Good to know

Explore the many hidden alleys for charming tea houses; look for Ssamziegil for unique shops and cafes.

4

Ikseondong Hanok Village

Nightlife 3 hours

Enjoy a sophisticated evening in a renovated hanok village, home to trendy restaurants, craft beer pubs, and unique cocktail bars.

Good to know

Reservations are recommended for popular dinner spots, especially on weekends; accessible from Jongno 3-ga Station.

Day 2 4 stops · about 9 hrs
5

Noryangjin Fisheries Market

Food 2.5 hours

Select your own fresh seafood directly from vendors and have it prepared on the spot for an unforgettable Korean culinary adventure.

Good to know

Be prepared to haggle politely and choose a restaurant upstairs to cook your purchases; best visited for lunch.

6

Sinsa-dong Garosu-gil

Food 2 hours

Stroll along this tree-lined street, discovering chic cafes, boutique dessert shops, and modern Korean eateries perfect for a stylish lunch or coffee break.

Good to know

Explore the main street and its side alleys for hidden gems; easily reachable via Sinsa Station.

7

The Sool Gallery (Traditional Korean Liquor Gallery)

Culture 1.5 hours

Delve into the world of traditional Korean alcoholic beverages like makgeolli, soju, and cheongju with informative tastings and cultural insights.

Good to know

Check their website for tasting schedules and make a reservation if required for specific programs; located in Gangnam.

8

Hongdae / Yeonnam-dong

Nightlife 3 hours

Immerse yourself in the vibrant youth culture, enjoying diverse dining options from casual eateries to trendy bars, perfect for a lively farewell dinner.

Good to know

Explore Yeonnam-dong for a slightly more relaxed and foodie-focused atmosphere, or Hongdae for bustling energy; accessible via Hongik University Station.

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