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Cafés, restaurants and places in Jeju, written by bloggers who went there.
Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch is a bakery café in Jeju, Jeju, selling dol hareubang-shaped madeleines and small souvenirs. The 28,200 won eight-flavor gift set was moist rather than dry, and the carrot flavor's walnut texture was especially satisfying. Today Jeju's dol hareubang madeleines make a lovely Jeju-style gift.
Seongsan Bada Punggyeong Jeju Seongsan Ilchulbong Branch is a Korean restaurant near Seongsan Ilchulbong in Seogwipo, Jeju. After climbing the peak, I tried its Bada Punggyeong abalone ttukbaegi with two live abalones and a refreshing seafood broth. A satisfying solo lunch with kind service.
Myeonjumak Jeju Main Branch is a pork noodle restaurant near Saryeoni Forest Path in Jeju. We had pork noodles, spicy mixed pork noodles, and a half portion of dombe pork for a filling meal, with easy parking and a spacious dining room. A great breakfast stop before nearby sightseeing.
Hyeopjae On Ttukbaegi is a Korean restaurant near Hyeopjae Beach in Jeju. We ordered bomal haejangguk, Jeju black pork bulgogi with garlic, and a children’s haejangguk, while the owner’s kindness comforted us too. A hearty, family-friendly Jeju breakfast stop.
Jeju Samchun is a black pork barbecue restaurant near Hamdeok Beach in Jeju, Jeju. We had the 500 g Joka Set and Samchun Kimchi Stew with the kids while staff grilled every thick cut for us. A satisfying, easy post-swim dinner.
Jongdal Sudatteul is a Korean restaurant in Gujwa, Jeju, serving a Jeju-style set meal with grilled cutlassfish, braised mackerel, and dombe pork. Eight of us ate comfortably, including abalone pot rice and extra soy-marinated crab from the self-service corner. Jongdal Sudatteul is a great choice for a generous family meal in Jeju.
Jumo is a Korean bar in Yeon-dong, Jeju, near Jeju Airport. On our last night in Jeju, the two of us had 10 raw shrimp for 29,000 won and spicy roe jjampong for 24,000 won, and loved the plump, chewy shrimp and fiery broth. Verdict: a great atmospheric spot for drinks in Jeju.
Naneun Jigeum Saengseoni Meokgo Sipda Yongdam Airport Branch is a Korean restaurant near Jeju Airport in Jeju. The solo set meal paired a whole mackerel with soft tofu stew and a generous spread of side dishes. Verdict: a filling choice for solo diners and families with children.
Nohyeong Supermarket is an indoor media-art attraction in Jeju, Jeju. We visited with our third-grade child and stayed nearly 2 hours replaying the dinosaur and robot scenes. A worthwhile weather-proof family stop for a Jeju itinerary.
Cheongchuni Oranda is a handmade oranda and gwajul shop in Dongmun Market, Jeju. Before heading to Jeju Airport, I tasted different flavors and picked packaged treats for family and friends. Cheongchuni Oranda is a lovely last-day stop for a special Jeju snack gift.
Sanbang Sochan in Jangsu Sanghoe Jeju Sagye-ri Branch is a Korean restaurant in Seogwipo, Jeju, serving beef tangerine naengmyeon and abalone porridge. I enjoyed the tangerine tea–beef broth, rich abalone porridge with its special topping, and dumplings. Verdict: a memorable Jeju meal balancing bright citrus and savory richness.
Deureomtong Sotttukkeong Dakdoritang is a Korean restaurant in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju. After 10 p.m., I had aged-kimchi dakdoritang for 2, plus noodles, cheese rice cakes, and torch-melted cheese fried rice; the tender chicken and kimchi stood out. Verdict: a satisfying late-night Jeju meal with drinks.
