What is the most cheapest food in Korea?

#1 > Mandu Steamed dumplings, or mandu are a great way to eat cheaply while in Korea. Similar to Chinese dumplings, these little guys will keep you full and satisfied if you are on a budget. You can choose between fried, steamed, and boiled mandu and they are typically filled with meat (pork), vegetables, or kimchi.



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As per my experience, the price for one whole meal (that is rice with viand on a regular eatery) ranges from KRW 6,000 - KRW 12,000 (roughly USD 6-12). Fast food price also falls almost the same range. For street food, average price is from KRW 3,000 - KRW 5,000 (roughly USD 3-5).

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For 1000 won you can choose between 1–2 regular size packs of candy, 2 bottles of convenience store brand water, a small soda can, (almost) a trip on the bus or subway, various Korean snacks, a side of rice in a restaurant, and even a small bottle of soju (if you're lucky).

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If your place of residence is covered, then yes, $3000 is more than enough for a month in Seoul unless you have very expensive activities planned or plan to buy a lot of expensive items.

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If you don't drink, should be fine. If you want to drink Jack and coke all night, every night 500,000? might do for two days. If you drink a reasonable amount of local soju, and makgeolli you should be okay. Just check the prices for the anju, drinking food.

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For most people living 2 weeks in Seoul without having to pay for accomodation, 1 million is way more than enough. I think I could even live 2 weeks with 1 million, including accomodations, without being cheap. if you spent $850 in 6 days you are living the high life...how much of that was in bars and clubs?

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Eating out will generally set you back USD 12/meal, so USD 100 should be enough for you to also shop and see even the more expensive places, like private museums and amusement parks. More than enough..,can spend on their local cosmetic brand like Faceshop...

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