Chocolate Land

Nice place to explore different types of chocolates from around the globe... chocolate making class was so fun.. service is really good. Delicious Jeju Mandarin flavoured chocolates and honey is a must try

The 1-hour chocolate making class entails simple steps of tempering milk chocolate coins in a bowl and pouring the tempered ganache into a preformed plastic mold. Good experience for kids and family, but not exactly a chocolatier class.

This is my first one star and I have many reviews... One star is way too much - I would give them minus 3 stars if I could! It's a ripp off. Nothing to see... maybe if you take the course for kids then it will worth one star... So... they charge you 4500 krw (adults) for a 3 minutes walk through some chocolate exponates and empty boxes... then they give you a 3000 voucher ( I said woow very nice of them) but if you want to buy anything, the cheapest worthless product is 6000 krw. So basically you end paying 10500 krw for something which you don't want and don't need and a 3 minutes walk indoors.. is a "tourist trap". If you value your time and your money avoid it. Here is what you will see and this is pretty much everything:

The museum was ok, but you get a discount when you purchase chocolate. It's better for locals as everyone is there for the classes rather than the museum.

It cost 3000 won for an adult and 2000 won for a child. It’s a disappointing place with no proper maintenance. The place looks old, this place need a renovation. Not worth coming if you are not doing any baking class.

Chocolate land was a nice experience. Different chocolate with various tastes. I loved it.

Very nice place and interesting. With an affordable price, you can take chocolate class and get this free gift.

Chocolate land was a nice experience. Definitely take the chocolate making class to make the visit worth it.