Dinner is only part of the attraction at Korea House. Recently reopened in Seoul’s Jung-gu district, this historic venue brings architecture, cuisine and performance together to create an immersive introduction to Korean culture.
Originally established as a state guesthouse for distinguished visitors, the beautifully preserved hanok complex now provides an atmospheric setting for dining and cultural experiences. At the heart of the experience is hanjeongsik, a refined multi-course dining tradition with roots in Korean royal court cuisine, offering guests the chance to discover Korea through a succession of beautifully presented dishes.
As the evening unfolds, live music, traditional dance and other performances bring the setting to life. Rather than simply booking a restaurant, groups can build an entire evening around Korean heritage, with the combination of food, architecture and entertainment creating a memorable sense of place.
With banquet dining for up to 70 guests, Korea House works particularly well for incentive groups, corporate dinners and VIP occasions. Its central Seoul location also makes it easy to incorporate into a wider city programme, while the intimate capacity allows the architecture and performances to make a genuine impact.
