Top Seoul Cocktail Tastings

Most visitors to Korea only know the green bottle soju found in convenience stores. In this experience, you'll discover the rich world of authentic traditional soju through a guided tasting led by a Korean alcohol sommelier. Compare commercial and traditional styles, sample premium sojus rarely found outside Korea, and learn how ingredients, distillation, and aging influence flavor. Paired with fresh makgeolli from Baekusaeng Brewery, this is more than a tasting—it's an introduction to Korea's true drinking culture.

Play Korean drinking games that only locals know! Experience Korean drinking culture in the hottest nightlife area! Try Korean signature drink Somaek and Soju Bomb!

Immerse yourself in Korean culture and enjoy an authentic home-cooking experience with a local chef at her home. Enjoy a guided visit to the local market to purchase fresh ingredients, sample tasty street food snacks, and learn about typical herbs and spices. Then, get hands-on as you create a selection of popular Korean dishes and master traditional cooking techniques. Finally sit down to enjoy a ‘Hanjeongsik’ dinner including your homemade dishes, along with additional side dishes and dessert.

Experience Korean drinking culture the way locals do, from grilling Korean BBQ to visiting a traditional pub for Makgeolli. Learn real Korean drinking customs and games in a friendly, social setting—more than just food and drinks, it’s a cultural night out.

Seoul’s food scene is one of Asia’s best, but it can be difficult to know which dishes to try if you can’t speak or read Korean. This small-group guided food-and-drink tour takes the guesswork out of eating your way around the South Korean capital, by introducing you to a mix of signature and secret dishes from off-the-beaten-path eateries. Food and drink aren't included, but you'll visit inexpensive eateries favored by locals.

Discover the techniques to prepare four types of kimchi during a small-group cooking class in Seoul. Begin with a tour of Mangwon Market to learn about Korean food culture and how to find the freshest ingredients. Set in the home and guided by a professional chef, you’ll enjoy ample one-on-one attention from your instructor. Afterward, you’re ready to make this iconic side dish back home.

Learn how to prepare authentic Korean food in a laidback environment during a small-group cooking class in Seoul. Join your instructor at Mangon Market to pick up the freshest ingredients, then return to their home. Get set up at your personal cooking station, then enjoy easy-to-follow instructions and personal assistance from your host. The 3-course menu may include soft tofu stew, bibimbap, bulgogi, kimchi stew, japchae, or stir-fried pork.

**April~November : Baseball match **Decemver~April : Basketball match Watching sports games in Jamsil is special, for real. Even those who aren’t keen on sports are likely to get caught up in the infectious atmosphere at the Jamsil Sports Complex, complete with entertainment courtesy of K-pop cheerleaders. Sing-along cheering songs with fellow crowds and cheerleaders, everyone enjoys standing up and dancing to get the free drinks or team T-shirts. Before we attend the game, we will stop by a local spot for a tasty Korean meal. Here you can enjoy some great Korean dishes while getting to know your host and fellow travellers and a context of the game of the day and fun facts. ** Please note that the meeting spot can be either exit 1 or exit 8 of Sports Complex station. We advise you to carefully follow up the messages we send after the booking is completed. ** In case it rains, the venue might move to a different location or partially refunded (50%) after the meal experience

Satisfy your thirst for traditional Korean alcohols, during this guided tour and tasting. Meet an artisan brewmaster and distiller, who teaches you about the time-honored traditional process of making Soju, Yakju, and Makgeolli from rice. Eat a homemade Korean meal accompanied by Makgeolli. This small-group tour, maximum of 12 people, ensures an intimate atmosphere and the opportunity to ask questions.

Namdaemun Market, first opened in 1964, is the largest traditional market in Korea with over 10,000 retailers, vendors, and wholesalers. The market, spread out over many blocks, is a dense maze of stalls, vendors, and restaurants. Nowhere else in Korea can you find such a large collection of interesting and traditional Korean items for sale in one place. The market truly comes alive and gets packed with shoppers looking for great deals or those looking to sample some of the tasty street food. You can enjoy five different street food beverages at Korea's famous traditional markets. Hear stories about the street food enjoyed by locals with an expert guide. Understand Korean culture through explanations of the street food. No additional shopping or tipping is required. There is no obligation to use specific shopping malls.

Experience an unforgettable drag show at Rabbithole, one of Seoul’s most iconic LGBTQ+ venues in the vibrant hillside neighborhood of Haebangchon. Known for its inclusive atmosphere and creative energy, Rabbithole is a cornerstone of the city’s nightlife scene, attracting both locals and international visitors. Set in one of Seoul’s most open-minded districts, the venue offers a safe and welcoming space where individuality is celebrated. The performances are bold, high-energy, and full of personality, featuring talented artists delivering lip-sync, dance, comedy, and interactive moments that bring the crowd into the show. Beyond the stage, expect a lively atmosphere, strong drinks, and music that keeps the night going. More than just a show, this is a chance to experience one of Seoul’s most expressive and unforgettable nightlife spaces.

Eobi Valley - This is Eobi Valley, a valley where fish keep flying. In the past, there were few people, so no one was fishing, and there was plenty of water. For this reason, the fish kept bouncing out of the valley water as if it were flying.

The actual choreographer of k-pop stars such as ChungHa, ITZY, BTS, BLACKPINK. TWICE, or another KPOP IDOL' s dancers will lead the class. It's the ultimate K-pop experience you can't find elsewhere! Our refund policy allows for a 100% refund if the request is made at least 8 days prior to the tour date. Starting from 7 days before the tour, we are unable to offer any refunds, as all preparations are finalized by then and cancellations result in unavoidable costs. Although the system may show that full refunds are only available up to 24 hours in advance, if you request a cancellation 8 days before the tour, we will gladly issue a full refund. After your dance training, don’t forget to shoot your own K-pop music video! Important Notes: ✔ All classes are conducted in Korean Standard Time (KST). ✔ Classes will be held in Korean & English. ✔ Prices are per person. ✔ Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Why Choose This Experience? This isn't just a tasting or a one-time workshop—it's a complete introduction to authentic makgeolli brewing at a working brewery. Unlike many classes, you'll learn the traditional techniques, ingredients, and fermentation process used to brew real Korean rice wine. Every step is designed to give you practical skills you can continue using at home. As the author of the first comprehensive English guide to home brewing Korean rice wine and founder of Baekusaeng Brewery, I've helped thousands of students from around the world discover the art of makgeolli. Whether you're a complete beginner or a fermentation enthusiast, you'll leave with the knowledge, confidence, and inspiration to keep brewing long after your trip to Korea.