Noyeon-ro, Jeju rice cake shop with omegi-tteok price list: Suragan

Wondering what to pick up on the last day of your Jeju trip as a souvenir or gift? Here's a detailed review of picking up a healthy, generous 20-piece pack of omegi-tteok (millet rice cake) myself at Suragan Tteokbang, a Jeju rice cake shop.

Suragan Tteokbang: address, hours and the basics

• Business name: Suragan Tteokbang
• Address: 41 Nohyeon-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
• Hours: Daily 08:00–18:30
• Parking: Brief roadside parking available in front of the store
• Order placed: 20-piece omegi-tteok pack (₩22,000)
• Best for: travelers on the last day of a Jeju trip looking for gifts for parents or friends, or anyone wanting a healthy, wholesome snack

Storefront and parking: can you pull over and grab a box?

Suragan Tteokbang sits on the ground floor along Nohyeon-ro with a clean sign that makes it easy to spot. There's a bit of space right in front of the store where you can pull over briefly and quickly pack up your rice cakes, which is convenient. The sign clearly lists tteok cake, dol-tteok (first-birthday rice cake), thank-you gift tteok, and wedding-gift tteok, along with nationwide shipping.

Inside Suragan Tteokbang: the display case and gift boxes

Walking into Suragan Tteokbang, you'll find a neat display of a variety of rice cakes, all freshly made that day and packaged tidily. The work area inside is clearly kept clean every day, which is reassuring from a hygiene standpoint.

There are also samples of elegant gift boxes in various sizes on display, great for thank-you gifts or presents, so you can easily see the packaging units and configurations at a glance. Besides omegi-tteok, there's a good range of other rice cakes too — yaksik (sweet rice with nuts), injeolmi (bean-powder rice cake), jeungpyeon (fermented rice cake), and mochi.

Omegi-tteok price list: takeout and shipping

Inside the store, Suragan Tteokbang posts clear price lists so you can check both pickup and shipping prices at a glance.

Omegi-tteok takeout prices (dry ice included)

• 5-piece gift pack: ₩6,000
• 10-piece gift pack: ₩11,000
• 20-piece pack: ₩22,000
• 30-piece pack: ₩30,000
• 50-piece pack: ₩50,000

Omegi-tteok shipping prices (delivery fee and dry ice included)

• 20 pieces: ₩27,000
• 30 pieces: ₩35,000
• 40 pieces: ₩45,000
• 50 pieces: ₩55,000
• 100 pieces: ₩105,000

Chaltteok (glutinous rice cake) shipping prices

Yaksik, assorted chapssaltteok, pumpkin injeolmi, and mugwort injeolmi are also neatly organized for shipping orders.

The 20-piece omegi-tteok box comes with a built-in handle

For this visit to Suragan Tteokbang, I went with the 20-piece omegi-tteok pack. They packed it neatly into a sturdy, nicely designed box with a built-in handle, making it very easy to carry — zero hassle moving around with it.

What stood out most was the no-additive principle — made carefully without artificial additives, so the flavor is clean with a genuinely healthy taste. You can choose from red bean, soybean powder, nuts, black sesame, and tangerine omegi-tteok depending on your preference, which really adds to the satisfaction.

How to store and eat Suragan Tteokbang's omegi-tteok

Inside the Suragan Tteokbang packing box, there's a detailed instruction sheet on how to store and eat the product.

Storage: freeze the pieces separately

As soon as you receive it, take it out of the box — don't put it in an airtight container — and instead lay the pieces out individually before freezing them. Refrigerator or kimchi-fridge storage is a no-go.

Eating: 20 to 30 seconds in the microwave

It's best to take it out of the freezer and let it thaw naturally for about 2 hours before eating.

Things to watch out for

For pieces received by shipping in particular, natural thawing can be tricky, so unwrap them, cut them in half, and microwave for about 20–30 seconds to soften — that way you can enjoy them nice and soft. (You may occasionally find a mugwort stem inside — that's completely natural, so no need to worry.)

How to order shipping or add to an order

Shipping and additional orders at Suragan Tteokbang can easily be arranged by phone or text message.

This is a great Jeju rice cake shop to pack a gift from on the last day of your trip — whether for parents or as a thank-you for coworkers. It's also close to the airport in terms of route, so I'd recommend stopping by with confidence for its neat packaging and pure, additive-free rice cakes.