Jeju souvenir shop for a post-swim-meet Harubangne haul: Today Jeju
In short
Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch is a Jeju souvenir and dessert shop on the first floor of the Shilla Duty Free building at 69 Noyeon-ro in Jeju City. After coming to Jeju for a child's swim meet, the writer stopped in on the last day with luggage and kid in tow, parked at the duty free lot without any hassle, and picked out all 8 flavors of Harubangne, madeleines shaped like Jeju's dol hareubang stone statues. As a final stop before heading home, Today Jeju saved the trouble of carrying gifts around all trip.

Good to know
- Location
- 1F, Shilla Duty Free Jeju Branch, 69 Noyeon-ro, Jeju City, Jeju
- Parking
- Shilla Duty Free Jeju Branch parking available
- Signature item
- Harubangne (dol hareubang-shaped madeleines), 8 flavors
- Harubangne flavors
- Hallabong citrus, matcha, carrot, baengnyeoncho (prickly pear), Earl Grey, black sesame, chocolate, fig
as written by the visitor on Sep 14, 2026
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This trip to Jeju was all about my kid's swim meet, and since we had to move around according to the competition schedule, we didn't actually have much time to relax and enjoy Jeju the way I'd hoped. But on the last day, I just couldn't bring myself to leave without picking something up. I wanted to bring home something that would help me remember this Jeju trip for a long time, and the last place I stopped was Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch.

Where is Today Jeju Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju Branch, and where do you park?
Today Jeju is on the first floor of the Shilla Duty Free Jeju branch building on Noyeon-ro in Jeju City. Since the shop is inside Shilla Duty Free Jeju branch itself, you can just park there too, which made it easy to find.
Especially on the last day of a trip, when you've got luggage and a kid to manage, easy parking really matters. We parked and were able to walk right in and browse without any hassle.


The usual dilemma when picking a Jeju souvenir
Every time I pick a Jeju souvenir, I run into the same dilemma. I don't want something too common, but I also don't want something that only looks pretty at the destination — I'd rather bring back something we can actually eat and share with family. Today Jeju turned out to fit that exactly.


It was a good spot to browse Jeju souvenirs all in one place before leaving the island, and each package was so pretty it was fun just to look around. When you get back from a Jeju trip, you've got plenty of photos, but honestly, once time passes, it's the tastes and moments shared with family that stick with you longer. So this time, instead of just picking something cute, I decided to pick a Jeju dessert that would remind me of our last hours on the island. Walking into the shop, the products with that Jeju feel were laid out neatly, making it easy to browse slowly.


Individually wrapped Harubangne for gifts, larger sets for family
Today Jeju has items individually wrapped for gifting as well as sets that are good for sharing with family, so it was fun to shop while thinking about who I'd give each one to. Best of all, the packaging is so pretty that whoever receives it would probably feel happy too.
With Jeju souvenirs, taste matters, but honestly, the packaging and design matter quite a bit too. Instead of feeling like something grabbed in a rush, this felt like a gift carefully picked out in Jeju.



The souvenir chosen at the end of a kids' swim meet trip
The main purpose of this Jeju trip was my kid's swim meet. Coming all the way to Jeju for the competition, shuttling between the venue and our lodging for days while looking after my kid's condition — I think I, as the mom, was pretty tense the whole time. So by the last day, I felt a mix of relief and a strange kind of sadness, knowing we were really heading home.
Picking out a Jeju souvenir at the end of that trip, moments from the past few days came back to me one by one — my kid pushing hard through the water, the times we rested looking out at the Jeju sea, the moments we laughed over good food. So this time, it felt less like simply buying a souvenir and more like packing up a piece of the time we spent in Jeju.



What I liked about the Jeju dessert especially was that even after we're back home, it lets us relive the trip. Sharing it with family and saying, "We got this in Jeju," naturally brings the memories back out. My kid got pretty excited picking out a gift on the last day of the trip too. I picked it hoping it would be a little reward for all the hard work my kid put in on this trip.
If you're looking for a Jeju souvenir, this could be a good last stop on your trip. It's especially convenient if you're planning to stop by Shilla Duty Free Jeju branch anyway, and I really liked how easy the parking was.


Why Today Jeju works as the last stop of a Jeju trip
You don't have to carry heavy gifts around the middle of your trip, and at the very end, before leaving Jeju, you can just pick out as much as you need — it made our route so much easier. For families traveling with kids like us, that kind of small convenience turns out to matter a lot.
This Jeju trip started for the special reason of my kid's swim meet, but in the end we came home with one more memory too. Every time I come to Jeju, I see the sea, eat good food, and visit pretty places, but in the end, it's the small Jeju souvenir I carry home that seems to keep the trip alive in my memory the longest.




I think this time's Jeju dessert will have us talking about our days in Jeju all over again as we share it with family at home. We came to Jeju for my kid's competition, but on the last day we got to bring home a pretty gift to commemorate the island too, which made for an even warmer end to the trip. Next time, I'd love to come back to Jeju on a more relaxed schedule — no swim meet — and take my time browsing Today Jeju too.
If you're looking for a gift for someone, or a Jeju souvenir to share with family, before leaving Jeju, it's worth taking your time browsing Today Jeju. I wanted to remember even the last moments in Jeju fondly on this trip, and I liked that one small Jeju souvenir seems to help keep that trip alive for a long time.
Opening the Today Jeju Harubangne madeleines back home
Back home, unboxing the Today Jeju Harubangne madeleines again

They already looked adorable shaped like dol hareubang when I saw them in Jeju, but opening the box back home gave a whole different feeling. Since this was the Jeju souvenir I picked on the last day of the trip, taking them out one by one brought back the days I'd spent in Jeju all over again.
Harubangne comes in a total of 8 flavors — hallabong, matcha, carrot, baengnyeoncho, Earl Grey, black sesame, chocolate, and fig — so it was fun tasting them one by one.

My kid picked them out first for looking cute in the dol hareubang shape, but once we actually tasted them, they weren't just a pretty-looking Jeju dessert.
This Jeju dessert ended up being less of a simple snack and more of a small gift that keeps this Jeju trip in memory. Next time I go to Jeju, I'd love to enjoy the island at a more relaxed pace without a competition schedule, and I'm already curious what Jeju souvenir I'll pick out at the end of that trip.
Where it is
69 Noyeon-ro, Jeju City, Jeju, South Korea제주특별자치도 제주시 노연로 69 1층






