Korean Royal Dessert Class Make Black Sesame Dasik

Overview

Available languages

Korean

English

2 hours

Mobile ticket

✨ A Royal Dessert, Made by You

Create black sesame Dasik, a refined Korean tea confectionery once enjoyed by royalty. Shape each piece by hand and press traditional patterns—each carrying its own meaning—into your dough.

✨ Flavor Meets Craftsmanship

Enjoy the deep, nutty flavor of premium black sesame, then take it further by choosing your own natural colors. Craft sweets that reflect your personal style, where every piece becomes edible art.

✨ Learn the Art of Bojagi Wrapping

Learn bojagi wrapping, a poetic Korean tradition symbolizing care and good wishes, and wrap your handmade sweets into a meaningful keepsake.

✨ An Intimate, Peaceful Setting

Make desserts, share stories, and enjoy tea in a warm and quiet studio setting, with a small group of fellow travelers.

✨ A Truly Local Cultural Experience

It’s a chance to enter the world of Korean craftsmanship, hospitality, and artistry. Step into something they couldn’t find in typical cooking classes.

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Step into a hidden corner of Korean dessert artistry in Seoul’s trendiest neighborhood, Hannam-dong. In this intimate hands-on class, you’ll do more than follow a recipe—you’ll experience the cultural soul of Korea through its most elegant traditional sweets. ✨ What you’ll enjoy: 1. Discover the royal origins of Dasik — a 700-year-old Korean tea confectionery once served to kings. 2. Create your own beautifully patterned cookies using natural ingredients such as black sesame, known for its deep, nutty flavor. 3. Learn the poetic art of bojagi wrapping, a meaningful tradition that transforms any gift into a message of care and beauty. 4. Relax with tea and tasting as you enjoy the sweets you crafted with your own hands. 5. Perfect for travelers seeking an authentic, artistic, and truly local experience not found in typical cooking classes. This is not just a class—it's a moment of quiet beauty in the heart of Seoul.

What‘s Included

Tea tasting with two pieces of Dasik you made yourself

One shopping bag

One traditional Korean decorative knot

One gift box with 4 pieces of your handmade Dasik

Ingredients and equipment needed for making 6 pieces of Dasik

Apron and sanitary gloves

One traditional Korean bojagi (wrapping cloth)

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