- Mangwon Market - Mangwon Market has been going through a renaissance. Younger people have come in and opened interesting restaurants, pubs, and food stands next to the older proprietors. It feels like a revived traditional market that hasn’t lost its character.
- Dinner
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Private transportation
In Korea, the combination of chicken and beer holds a unique fascination. No visit to Seoul is complete without savoring this experience in the most engaging manner.
Spend a memorable evening with new acquaintances, getting a feel of a customary night out in Seoul.
Visit three distinctive chicken eateries and bars frequented by locals with each of them having their unique narrative.
Start off the adventure at a retro ‘90s themed chicken ‘hof’. You will be initiated into the evening with varying styles of crispy fried chicken coupled with icy beer.
After navigating around the entire market, step into a homely, rustic-style pub for some savory smoky barbecued chicken.
Circle back through the bustling market to discover a hidden gem that offers a contemporary interpretation of Korean chicken and beer. Here, boneless chunks of dark meat are drenched in a spicy gochujang sauce and covered with cheese. Round off the visit with beer toasts from original WWII canteen cups, and unwind to the groovy ‘80s soundtrack while absorbing the ambiance of the inn, adorned with the owner’s private assortment of WWII artifacts.
- Minimum drinking age is 19.
- Wear comfortable shoes, as there is a good bit of walking.
- There are no vegetarian options.
- Subway is the best way to arrive at the meeting point. Taxis tend to get stuck in traffic.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.