Visite à pied et dégustation de la cuisine de rue du marché de Séoul Gwangjang
Description
Découvrez la culture traditionnelle, les ruelles cachées et la célèbre cuisine de rue de Séoul lors de cette visite guidée à pied. Explorez Insadong, connue pour son art traditionnel Coréen, ses boutiques d'antiquités et son artisanat local, tout en découvrant l'histoire de Séoul grâce à votre Guide Expert. Flânez dans les charmantes rues hanok du village d'Ikseon-dong Hanok, où les maisons Coréennes historiques rencontrent les cafés branchés et la culture moderne. Continuez jusqu’au marché de Gwangjang, l’un des plus anciens marchés traditionnels de Séoul, et dégustez une variété de plats de rue Coréens authentiques tout en explorant son atmosphère animée et son riche patrimoine culinaire. Parcourez des stands de nourriture colorés, des collations locales, des textiles et des articles artisanaux tout en découvrant la culture Coréenne quotidienne. Veuillez noter : Cette visite comprend plusieurs dégustations de street food Coréen mais ne fournit pas de repas complet. Les plus grandes dégustations sont servies vers la fin de la visite, nous vous recommandons donc de manger légèrement avant.
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Insadong est un quartier culturel situé au cœur de Séoul, en Corée du Sud. Il est connu pour son architecture coréenne traditionnelle, ses galeries d'art, ses boutiques d'artisanat, ses salons de thé et ses restaurants coréens traditionnels. Insadong est une destination populaire pour les habitants et les touristes, et est particulièrement célèbre pour sa scène artistique. Le quartier abrite de nombreuses galeries d'art et studios, présentant à la fois l'art coréen traditionnel et contemporain. En plus de sa scène artistique, Insadong est également connue pour son artisanat traditionnel. Les visiteurs peuvent trouver une variété d'articles uniques et faits à la main, tels que de la poterie, des pinceaux de calligraphie et du papier coréen traditionnel. Un autre point fort d'Insadong est ses maisons de thé coréennes traditionnelles, qui offrent un répit paisible de l'agitation de la ville. Ces salons de thé servent une variété de thés et de collations traditionnelles coréennes et constituent un excellent moyen de découvrir la culture et l'hospitalité coréennes.
Le marché de Gwangjang est un marché traditionnel populaire situé dans le quartier Jongno-gu de Séoul, en Corée du Sud. C'est l'un des plus anciens et des plus grands marchés de la ville et il est en activité depuis 1905. Le marché est connu pour sa grande variété d'aliments et de textiles traditionnels coréens. Les visiteurs peuvent trouver de nombreux stands de nourriture et restaurants servant des plats coréens populaires tels que le bindaetteok (crêpes aux haricots mungo), le tteokbokki (gâteaux de riz épicés) et le bibimbap (bol de riz mélangé). Le marché de Gwangjang est particulièrement célèbre pour sa sélection de plats de rue coréens et est une destination populaire pour les habitants et les touristes.
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Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Un minimum de 4 personnes est requis pour la visite de groupe. Si la taille minimale du groupe n'est pas respectée, vous serez informé par email 3 jours avant le départ avec un remboursement complet. Pour des exigences spécifiques de date de départ, nous recommandons de confirmer le statut de groupe auprès du service client à l'avance.
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Mitch was a great tour guide. He was very personable and knowledgeable about the areas he went into. 10/10 would recommend him as a tour guide to family and friends.
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Food is not delicious at all. The seller is not friendly 😒
Dear guest, thank you for your feedback. We apologize for any unpleasant experience. The friendliness of the shops within the attraction and the deliciousness of the food are beyond our assessment. We will ask the guide to improve the condition of the recommended restaurant and provide a more pleasant experience.
The guide was so nice and kind!!😍 It was a sorching hot day, but he did his best and his explanationed the history really nice. He also kindly answered all my questions!
The streets are amazing. There are lots of small markets. We ate well. Lots of different choices. Great, really.
Be prepared to walk ~ 5k (3.1 miles) and learn less about food and more about the neighborhood. I booked the tour as part of the Seoul Go Pass but felt slightly disappointed. I thought the tour could have been improved tremendously. I was expecting more information and explanations on Korean food and less on the art/cultural aspects of the neighborhood. There was not much when it came to food tasting, so don't expect much. We walked through Isa-dong, a really neat neighborhood, but we didn't get time to understand or see the food. A simple improvement could have been going into an actual tea house and having tea instead of just quickly walking through the area and looking at artwork. It would have been nice to spend half an hour tasting tea at a traditional tea house instead of looking at a menu from one of the tea houses. Our first tasting was "poop bread" at the poop-themed cafe. It was tasty, and the theme was interesting, but overall, it was immature for the audience in our group. I can see how it is funny or "instagram-able", but it wasn't the right vibe or experience we sought during a food tour. The second tasting was rice cake at a vendor. We were given an explanation of why rice cake was important, which was somewhat useful/interesting. The third tasting was fish cakes at some local street vendor. It was explained to us that this was a popular meal during the wintertime. There was no history of where it came from, the different kinds of fish cakes, and why it became part of Korean culture. The last tasting was fried pancakes, pickled onions, and tteokbokki at the "Netflix" famous restaurant. We were given a brief lesson on some etiquette at the dinner table, which was nice. The food overall was just so-so and disappointing. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this tour to a friend.
Alan Han was very personable and knowledgeable. He took his time with us, allowed for many questions. The street food and browsing of the shops was my favorite part. Would recommend!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience with Alan Han! We're thrilled to hear that his expertise and patience made your tour memorable. If you have any more questions or need assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. We look forward to welcoming you back soon!
Very crowded with locals and tourists. Prices have increased for the merchandise. Cheaper food can be found in a small lane near to Euligiro 4ga exit 4 but the store owners speak Korean only. Queues for twisted donuts and raw beef are extremely long.
Great way to experience Seoul by learning about the neighborhoods and trying the local foods. An unexpected rainstorm made things a bit soggy, but it didn’t hamper the experience. Well worth your time.
The tour was fun and our guides were very kind. I got to learn a lot and experience a lot. I definitely recommend it to anyone!
Thank you for your treasurable opinion~ Hope you enjoy your trip in Korea!
Sally was awesome, she showed us many great places to eat which were hidden down alleyways I wouldn't even think of walking through. Also, the ikseondong hanok village was so cool! Many great cafes to dine in. Sally also bought food for us to try during the tour and at our last destination - Gwangjang market. She was very informative and friendly. Definitely recommend.
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