South Korea · FOOD TOURS IN BUSAN
9 food tours in Busan you can book right now, each with its price, its running time and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top and work down.
Hike Busan’s Geumjeongsan Mountain, visit a local village, and share makgeolli with a Korean meal for an authentic half-day outing.
“I enjoyed the hike and the food. It was fun seeing the history of the mountain. The visa of Busan was beautiful. The guide was friendly.”
Hike Geumjeongsan with a local guide, enjoy Busan views, and share makgeolli and village food in a small group.
“Korean Hug You is such a 100% K-star! It was my first hike ever — and it was awesome! Hug You runs the tour so well, always laughing and making sure everyone’s okay. I’d totally come back to Busan just for this!”
Learn to cook bibimbap and other Korean dishes near Haeundae, then enjoy tea, dessert, and your meal at a traditional bapsang.
“I can really recommend this activity. Kim provided us an insight to Korean cooking. The selected recipes were representative for Korean meals, manageable in the provided time and very tasty. It’s a great experience to enjoy with the other guests and our host Kim.”
Explore Busan’s Jagalchi, BIFF, and Bupyeong markets with chef Heeyoung, tasting local street food and learning the city’s food culture.
“This was an amazing tour. Our guide, Heeyoung, was knowledgeable and friendly and gave us so much information it made the rest of our trip so much easier. The tour hit all the places and foods we wanted to try and we very much enjoyed our time with her. She is a fantastic guide and we highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Busan”
Learn Busan cooking, shop Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, and enjoy a Korean tea ceremony in this friendly four-hour food class.
“This was a wonderful experience with a great host! If you would like to dive into traditional SK culture, I can only recommend this cooking class!”
See Busan by yacht, night market, harbor bridge, and mountain viewpoint in four hours. Read this balanced guide before booking.
“Over priced. Extra charge of 20,000 won (£10) per person for shared boat trip that just went to centre of harbour and back. We paid for our food at the grubby night food market. The observatory is just a small lay-by with nothing much to see. We were staying in Haeundae Beach so a lot of driving across the city. Not recommended.”
Review of Busan’s night food and views tour, with Hwangryeongsan, Gwangalli Beach, local dining, pickup, costs, and practical tips.
“The guide, Luke, was kind and interesting. Busan is beautiful at night. I was the only person on the tour when I went.”
Eat your way through Busan’s fish markets, street stalls, and harbor soju tents on a small-group food tour with all food and drinks included.
“This is a great way to experience Busan through food and drink. Our guide took us to places we never would have found or tried on our own and getting to socialize with the locals in the Soju tents was so much fun! Come hungry and thirsty (Read more”
Explore Busan’s Jagalchi and Bupyeong markets with seafood, street foods, drinks, local stories, and friendly guides in a small group.
“Jun was a great tour guide, introduced us to food we never would have tried otherwise, and delicious! Great tour!”
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