Local Food, Attractions & Walking Routes in Seoul
Walk from Gyeongbokgung Palace to Naksan Park and Dongdaemun on this one-day Seoul itinerary, combining Korean history, local neighborhoods, sunset views, and local food.
Discover 10 local restaurants in Seoul, from Korean BBQ and dakhanmari to jjimdak, gomtang and traditional market food.
A 1-day history course through Gyeongbokgung, the National Palace Museum, Seodaemun Prison, and Deoksugung in Seoul, with travel times and nearby food spots.
Looking for hidden gems near Gyeongbokgung Palace? Seochon offers charming hanok alleys, local cafes, and quiet streets where you can experience authentic Seoul beyond the usual tourist spots.
Try dakhanmari at Hyodam in Myeongdong, Seoul. Discover Korean whole chicken soup, menu prices, how to eat it, and the secret dipping sauce.
Discover Korean-style chicken dishes in Myeongdong with dakgalbi at Yoogane near Myeongdong Station, including Half & Half Dakgalbi, cheese, and fried rice.
Michelin-listed Myeongdong Kyoja serves rich chicken-broth kalguksu and thin-skinned mandu near Myeongdong Station Exit 8. See the menu, prices and tips.
Discover 7 local restaurants near Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, from Korean soups and jjimdak to jokbal and samgyeopsal.
Bongchu Jjimdak near Gyeongbokgung serves Korean braised chicken in a savory-sweet soy sauce. A flavorful, non-spicy Korean chicken dish to try in Seoul.
I visited the Seoul International Fireworks Festival in Yeouido, where huge crowds gathered along the Han River for one of Seoul’s biggest fireworks events.
A hearty Korean gukbap near Gyeongbokgung Palace, with tender beef and egg strips in a warm beef broth for a filling meal.
