• 105 - My class is about experiencing the daily life of local Koreans who live today. Many travelers decide to come to Korea after watching K-dramas, K-movies, or vlogs of their K-idols, but in fact, tourist places do not provide a local experience. We will start with daily grocery shopping, looking around the local villages, seeing Korean houses (“apartments” where most Koreans live), and cooking what Koreans eat the most. My product includes detailed recipes for 3 main courses (Kimbap/Tteokbokki/Ramen), and we will learn Korean table manners as well.
  Kimbap has been popular in different countries such as the US for its taste and nutrition. It is also one of the foods that Koreans eat the most. It is not only delicious but also nutritious; what is more, it looks fabulous with different colors. Tteokbokki is the best pair for Kimbap. If you have always been curious about Korean spicy food, it is a good chance. We can adjust the spice level, no worries. I will also show how properly, and how better you can cook Korean Ramen. There are many different kinds and you can choose and cook your own Ramen.

Please feel free to check out my class, let me be your Korean friend and I’m ready to have fun with you!

• Lunch meal (To-go option available) & Beverages
• Tips for traveling in Korea, recommended places, Q&A session
• Welcome Snacks (Korean sweets and drinks)
• Cooking Ingredients and all required equipment
• Local tour in a peaceful place near Seoul

• I’ve got everything for you, no worries

• Kimbap with seasonal Ingredients - A very well known, typical & healthy Korean food. Ingredients will change every quarter with the vegetables that taste the best in the season.
• Tteokbokki - Korean Girls’ all-time-favorite. Rice Cake with cabbage, boiled in sweet & spicy sauce. It is spicy but we can control up to your spicy-level.
• Ramen with Soft Tofu - One of most popular viral recipe in Korea. Yeol Ramen with soft tofu. It is also the best hang-over food ever.

Tourist attractions offer traditional experiences, but here you can discover what local Koreans are truly up to these days. You’ll feel as if you’re visiting a Korean friend’s comfortable home. The welcome snacks are typical treats that are readily available in convenience stores, and guidance will be provided on how to cook ramen in the best way. When you’re looking for something different from the usual activities, this is the ideal spot for you.

• Subway Station is old, it maybe hard to move with Wheelchair/strollers but me and my husband can help you move. Besides that, it’s all accessible.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.