COOKING TRAVEL GUIDE
The kitchens worth booking.
The 4 busan cooking classes travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, how long you spend at the stove, who teaches, and what a seat at the table costs.
Hands-on Korean cooking in Haeundae, Busan: bibimbap, seaweed soup, and pancakes with Min, plus tea, dessert, and a certificate.
Most Popular“This was a fantastic experience. Min is kind, friendly and full of knowledge about Korean cooking. We had fun and learnt a lot. I did the class with my 12 and 16 year old girls. Min was great with them - they loved the class and want to try the recipes at home. This was…”
Shop Busan’s Bujeon Market and cook custom Korean dishes, including vegan options, with a friendly local host and recipes to take home.
“Started out with a visit to the market to pick up fresh ingredients. Then an awesome cooking lesson which included seasoned dried pollack, seasoned spinach, jap chae, and pollack soup. Simple recipes can be replicated at home, and steps beyond the standard korean pancake, galbi, bibimbap fare. Thank you Suyang for being such a gracious…”
Cook Bibimbap near Haeundae in a small Busan group. Learn Korean sauces, make your meal on bapsang, plus tea and dessert.
“This was an excellent experience! I attended the cooking class with my 12 year old kid and we had great fun while learning a lot! We learnt how to prepare a Bibimbap, soup, and a Korean pancake. We did that step by step and Min, the teacher explained every step very well. Beyond that we…”
Cook and eat Busan-style Korean dishes with an English chef, then shop Bupyeong Kkangtong Market with translation and a Korean tea ceremony.
“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!”
Hands-on classes and market tours, city by city.