easy
4 hours
Suitable for individuals comfortable standing and walking moderate distances on paved paths.
Dive into Busan’s vibrant culinary scene with ZenKimchi Experiences. This four-hour food crawl highlights fresh Korean sashimi, bustling fish markets, and traditional soju tents by the sea.
$159 | 4 Hours | Dive Deep into Harbor-side Food Culture | Discounts for Couples & Groups
Location: Jagalchi Station, Exit 5
Duration: 4 Hours
Price: $159
Available Year-Round
Discounts for Couples & Groups
🌊 Dive Deep into Busan’s Harbor-side Food Culture 🌊
Embark on a 4-hour culinary adventure through the heart of Busan’s vibrant harborside food scene, starting at the historic Jagalchi Market. This immersive experience takes you off the beaten path, offering a unique opportunity to taste authentic Korean "sashimi" (hwe) and explore the rich food culture that thrives along Busan’s waterfront.
We’ll begin in the lively sidestreets of Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, where you’ll enjoy a variety of mouthwatering local snacks paired with cold beer. Then, we’ll explore the bustling alleys of Jagalchi Fish Market, where you’ll witness the freshest seafood catches of the day. Our journey concludes with a visit to Yeongdo Island, one of Busan’s oldest neighborhoods, and a traditional soju tent by the water to sample drinking dishes and enjoy the local ambiance.
This is an immersive, off-the-beaten-path experience designed for serious foodies who want to dive into the true flavors of Busan.
Don’t miss the chance to experience Busan like a local. Book your spot today and dive into the heart of Busan’s food culture with a private guide, fresh sashimi (hwe), local snacks, and a soju tent experience. This is your chance to explore Busan’s hidden food gems, away from the tourist crowds!
The tour involves moderate walking on paved market streets; sturdy footwear ensures comfort.
A lightweight bag is handy for carrying any snacks or water bought along the way.
Seafood is central to this crawl; notifying guides in advance helps accommodate preferences.
Markets can get busy—keep personal belongings secure and stay mindful of the crowd flow.
Jagalchi Market dates back to the aftermath of the Korean War and has evolved into Busan’s largest fish market, a cornerstone of the city’s identity.
Efforts to promote sustainable seafood harvesting are growing in Busan, with guides educating visitors on responsible consumption practices.
Paved but uneven surfaces require supportive footwear for several hours on foot.
Spring weather can be changeable; a jacket helps guard against cool breezes near the waterfront.
spring specific
Staying hydrated during summer’s heat and humidity is crucial while touring the markets.
summer specific
Use it to carry essentials and any delicacies sampled along the way.