Ang-butter Harubang Sand gift set at Today Jeju, Jeju duty free

I went to Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch to get Harubangne (dol hareubang madeleines) and Harubang Sand for Jeju souvenirs.

I'll share the gift set types, prices, and parking info from Today Jeju in detail. Read this post and you're done agonizing over what to get for Jeju gifts!!

What is Harubangne?

Harubangne is a madeleine shaped like Jeju's dol hareubang (stone grandfather statue), sold at Today Jeju. They're pretty to look at, come in lots of flavors, and are packed with Jeju vibes, so they're famous as a Jeju gift item. Since the shop is inside Jeju Shilla Duty Free, it seems like a lot of foreign visitors know about it and buy it too.

There's also Harubang Sand, a dol hareubang-shaped sandwich with chewy marshmallow cream combined with Jeju tangerine or Udo peanut.

How do you park at Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch?

Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch is a genuinely convenient place to buy Jeju gifts — even parking is completely easy. It's located in Noheong-dong next to the parking tower on the first floor of Jeju Shilla Duty Free, so if you tell the parking attendant you're visiting Today Jeju, you can park right in front of the store for a moment instead of going into the parking tower. A friendly attendant guided me and it was super convenient. You don't have to park in the tower or even go up to the duty-free floors — you can quickly buy just the Harubangne gifts from Today Jeju on the first floor.

Store display and gift wrapping

Walking in, all sorts of Harubangne are lined up on display, so you can pick quickly.

They're made without preservatives or additives, using top-grade ingredients, so it's a special Jeju dessert gift you can give with confidence.

Pick out what you want and bring it over, and the friendly staff wrap it up prettily as a gift set. You can buy sets of 8 or 10 pieces (large) or 4 or 5 pieces (small)~

The Harubangne flavors I picked doing a loop of the store

Not sure which ones would make a good gift, so I did a quick loop and PICKED!!

Right from the start I met carrot Harubangne. Jeju means carrots... this one's a must-grab~

Then my favorite, fig~

Black sesame flecked inside gives it a naturally elegant vibe, black sesame~

Hallabong?? Can't pass up hallabong~!!

Earl Grey... incredible...

Jeju means prickly pear... nice name too~ and Jeju means matcha too... total decision paralysis over which to pick.

The black chocolate one somehow reminds me of basalt rock, so I can't skip this either.

Ang-butter Harubang Sand as a gift set too

Meanwhile, the ang-butter Harubang Sand catches my eye.

Looks delicious~~

Harubang Sand can also be bought as a gift set. Jeju tangerine flavor, Udo peanut flavor, and more — Jeju flavors that never disappoint.

How did it taste?

Besides the 8-piece gift set, I tried one Harubangne — a rich buttery aroma comes through, not too sweet, a refined and light madeleine. A dessert made with Jeju local food and top-grade ingredients, this Harubangne I picked after much deliberation. Be a wonderful Jeju gift~!!

It's located near the airport in Noheong-dong, Jeju-si, so it's easy to get to. Worth a visit if you're in Jeju. This was a partly-provided Today Jeju review~~

Store info

• Name: Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch
• Address: 1st floor, 69 Noyeon-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
• Hours: 10:00 – 18:00
• Parking: Free parking available, dedicated lot behind the building