Walkeat K-Food: Seoul Guide

Walkeat K-Food turns your phone into a local friend who already knows where to eat in Korea. Built for first-time visitors, it maps thousands of real, vetted restaurants across five regions — Seoul, Busan, Jeju, Bucheon, and Osan — not just whatever a generic map surfaces, but places actually worth the walk. WHAT'S INSIDE Curated restaurant map — Well over a thousand restaurants, cafes, and street food spots, filterable by cuisine and by source (handpicked by locals, community-recommended, or pulled from Google's top-rated spots), so you always know what you're looking at. BTS-related spots — Filming locations, trainee-era landmarks, and member-connected restaurants, mapped separately from the food guide. Free restroom finder — Nearly 800 mapped locations: every subway station (they all have free restrooms) plus public restrooms near tourist areas, each with walking directions. Emergency SOS button — One tap brings up Police (112), Fire & Ambulance (119), and the Tourist Interpretation Hotline (1330) — because knowing who to call matters more when you're far from home and don't speak the language. Show-to-staff phrase cards — Hand-written Korean phrases for allergies, vegetarian/vegan/halal needs, spice level, and ingredient removal. Just hand your phone to the server. Currency converter — Real-time KRW conversion to your home currency, with common meal-price shortcuts. Dining etiquette tips — The small things nobody tells you: no tipping, break-time closures, minimum order sizes, self-serve water. Shown in your iPhone's own language. Walking directions — Get walking time and a route from your hotel to any spot on the map. Private notes & favorites — Rate places and save favorites for your own trip. Everything stays on your device — nothing is shared or synced. Available in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and Spanish — the app follows your iPhone's language setting automatically. No account required. No ads.