Turing machines moving left at least once
Let's assume for simplicity that at each step, the head moves either left or right (but doesn't stay in place).

Suppose that $M$ never moves its head left when run on $w$.
After the machine traverses the length of $w$, it reaches a blank cell, and from this point on, will always fall on a blank cell. Therefore the only information that changes from step to step is the current state of the machine. After at most $|Q|$ steps (where $Q$ is the set of states), the machine will either halt or repeat a state, in which case it enters an infinite loop.

This gives a simple algorithm for deciding your language, that I'll let you spell out.

If the head is also allowed to stay put, the argument becomes a bit more complicated, but the conclusion is identical.