The main ingredients of Korean food usually are seasonal vegetables, eggs, pork, etc. There are many choices for vegetarians and Halal in Korea, how about vegan? You can easily find Halal food in Korea such as Tofu stew, grilled fish and stir-fly chicken, etc. For the vegetarian food, you can try Bibimbap (Mixed rice) or ask the chief to remove the meat and seafood from the ingredients when you order it at the restaurant. If you are vegan, you might think it can be hard to find vegan food in Korea because some chief do not understand the guidelines between vegetarians and vegan. What does vegan means?
Vegan means do not eat meat or any other animal byproducts includes eggs, dairy products. Let’s try a traditional Korean full-course meal at the best vegan Korean restaurant in Seoul during your trip. The traditional Korean full-course meal called ”Hanjeongsik” in Korean, consisting of the finest Korean delicacies alongside savory side dishes. It is a very special meal and was reserved to royals and aristocrats in former times.
Chaegeundaam ”채근담” is a Hanjeongsik restaurant located in Gangnam area, they have two branches, one in Yeoksam station and another one in Daechi-dong. It was awarded a Michelin Star in 2017 and 2018. The restaurant provides private room and nice decoration.
The restaurant offer course meal, price is around USD30-80 per person, they only use organic vegetables, various wild herbs and medical herbs.
Another recommended restaurant is Plant Cafe, this is a cafe located in Itaewon area. This cafe provide vegetarian, vegan and gluten Free options, menu is salads, burgers, sandwiches, pasta and drinks, etc.
If you want to book the restaurant and a private tour with us, please contact us through our website or email info@onedaykorea.com
We will customize the itinerary and make a reservation for you.
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