K2 private customization · Korean dining table

Why do guests call K2 private tours a gourmet experience?

In Korea, every meal is worth looking forward to.

What to eat is a serious consideration when designing private journeys at K2. The boss personally visits and tastes the dishes, selects authentic Korean food, and arranges every meal during the trip based on your preferences and the route of the day.

See what you can eat
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How do we choose your meals?

01

Try it first before recommending it

Through personal visits and selection, local dishes worth eating are included in the itinerary, making dining itself a travel experience.

02

Tell us your food preferences first

Tell us first what you like, what you can't eat, and whether your children eat spicy food. The tour guide will also assist with communication and ordering during meals.

03

Arrange delicious food on your way

Meals are planned together with attractions and accommodation, and combined with the day's itinerary and meal rhythm, so that the family has time to have a good meal.

Selected from K2 Meal Plans

What can I eat while following K2?

From a piping hot pot of soup to sitting around sharing barbecue, first find the flavor you like.

The image has been optimized for clarity and color and is used as a cooking reference. The actual dishes, portions and number of meals are subject to the final confirmed itinerary and quotation.

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Warming soups

Samgyetang삼계탕

Chicken and ginseng are stewed together, and the soup is fragrant and mild. For a lighter meal, add this to your wish list.

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BBQ

Korean BBQ고기구이

Sit around the griddle and chat while you eat. The type of barbecue and catering will be based on your preferences and itinerary for the day.

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Dishes to go with meals

Andong Stewed Chicken안동찜닭

The chicken, vegetables and vermicelli absorb the sauce, and the salty and sweet flavor goes well with the rice. Please inform us in advance if you cannot eat spicy food.

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Hot pot sharing

Pork Bone and Potato Soup감자탕

Bone-in pork, potatoes and vegetables are cooked in one pot. It is suitable for guests who like strong flavors. The spiciness needs to be communicated in advance.

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seafood flavor

Soy Sauce Crab간장게장

Raw crab marinated in soy sauce and served with rice is a dish that will appeal to those who like to try new things. Please state first whether you accept raw food.

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seafood flavor

Seafood Pot해물탕

Shrimp, shellfish and other seafood come together in one pot. Actual seafood types are subject to restaurant supply and confirmed menu arrangement.

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Korean snacks

Seafood Pancakes해물파전

The fragrant green onion and seafood paired with pancakes are perfect for sharing at a table, and can also be used to discuss the meal arrangements of the day.

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Warming soups

Pork soup with rice돼지국밥

Hot soup, pork and rice, served with Korean side dishes. Dips and seasonings can be adjusted according to taste.

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Rice dishes

Pot-cooked rice 솥밥

Pair a pot of rice with different ingredients and enjoy the layers of rice aroma and ingredients. Specific tastes can be discussed when planning your itinerary.

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Warming soups

King Pork Ribs Soup왕갈비탕

Bone-in beef ribs are served with hot soup and rice, suitable for those who like soup and rice dishes.

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share together

Korean style pig's feet족발

Sliced pork trotters are served with vegetables and side dishes. Eat them with dip or wrap. People at the table can share different combinations.

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Noodles and side dishes

Black bean sauce noodles, spicy seafood noodles and sweet and sour pork 짜장면 · 짬뽕 · 탕수육

You can discuss the combination of soy-flavored fried noodles, spicy seafood noodles and sweet and sour pork according to the tastes of your travel companions.

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local flavor

Cockle Bibimbap 꼬막비빔밥

The cockles are paired with rice and seasonings to create a delicious flavor. If you like shellfish dishes, please let us know in advance.

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share together

Pumpkin Smoked Duck단호박 훈제오리

The sweet aroma of pumpkin paired with smoked duck meat is suitable for guests who want to try different Korean dishes.

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seafood flavor

Red Crab Dinner홍게

Crab meat and crab shell rice are served together, which is suitable for those traveling in the group who like to eat crab. Variety, portion size and cost must be confirmed in advance.

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Crispy pork cutlet meal

Fried pork cutlet돈가스

Pork wrapped in crispy coating, served with rice, salad and side dishes. Customers who like fried food can add this to their wish list.

Taking care of the different tastes of the family

Good meals start
with getting to know you.

If you are travelling with older family members or children, we can discuss suitable meals. Please list each person's dietary needs in the questionnaire so we can confirm available options with restaurants.

  • Non-spicy food preferences or travelling with children: Discuss non-spicy options, seasonings and dishes suitable for sharing in advance.
  • Vegetarian or other dietary restrictions: Tell us whether you can eat eggs, dairy, onions and garlic, and specify any restrictions on soup bases and sauces.
  • Food allergies: Specify the ingredients and types of contact that must be avoided so we can check with restaurants in advance.

Whether it tastes good or not, let's hear what the customers have to say.

"The food is all authentic and delicious Korean food, and the portions are generous."
Karen Ting · Facebook review excerpt
March 2, 2017
Guests specifically mentioned that the tour guide will ask everyone about their preferences and then help order food according to their requirements.
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Before dining, you may want to know

Are meals included in the tour price?

K2's one-stop private tours arrange 2 meals a day, planned around the route and guests' preferences. On Free & Easy days, guests make their own meal arrangements.

Can I request a particular dish?

Yes. When you fill out the questionnaire, tell us what dishes you want to eat, and we will discuss arrangements based on the area, business hours, number of people, and budget. The above dishes are for reference only and may not be included in every group.

Can meals be modified during the trip?

You can suggest ideas to your tour guide. We will assist in coordination based on the day's itinerary, restaurant reservations and availability; if additional costs are involved, we will communicate and confirm first.

What should I do if my family has different dietary needs?

Please indicate in advance that you do not eat spicy food, are vegetarians, have allergies, and other taboos. We will confirm with the restaurant what options are available.

Write your taste into the journey

Tell us what you want to eat.

Already bought your ticket? First fill out the itinerary questionnaire, write down the food you want to eat and your dietary needs, and then contact K2 to discuss your trip to Korea.

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