Browse by city
Our picks in Jeju with hours, prices, Korean names and maps.
Seoul · Hanam · Siheung · Suwon · Incheon · Gangneung · Busan · Daegu · Jeonju
돈사돈 본점
₩40,000 per person
Hours 12:00–22:00
Make room for Jeju’s black pork barbecue. Staff grill the meat at your table over briquettes, so you can settle in and enjoy the island’s signature meal.
명진전복
₩16,000 per person
Hours 09:30–20:30
Make abalone the focus of a northeast-coast meal. Myeongjin offers stone-pot rice, porridge and grilled abalone.
올래국수
₩11,000 per person
Hours 08:30–15:00
Discover Jeju’s pork-noodle tradition. Ollae serves noodles with tender pork slices in a savory pork-bone broth.
돔베돈
₩35,000 per person
Hours 11:00–23:00
Build a Jeju City evening around black pork barbecue near Dongmun Market. Dombedon is a stop for the island’s familiar grilled-pork meal.
오는정김밥
₩6,000 per person
Hours 09:00–19:00
Pick up gimbap for your Seogwipo day. Fried tofu mixed into the rice gives these seaweed rolls their distinctive touch.
자매국수
₩10,000 per person
Hours 09:00–18:00
A short ride from Jeju International Airport, this is a go-to first or last stop for travelers wanting Jeju's signature pork noodle soup before a flight. The broth is a rich, milky pork-bone stock, and the regular size satisfies most appetites.
우진해장국
₩11,000 per person
Hours 06:00–22:00
One of Jeju City's most recommended early-morning soup houses, specializing in a Jeju-only style of haejangguk built around bracken fern instead of the cabbage used on the mainland. It opens at 6am and draws locals starting their day alongside travelers wanting a hearty meal.
PLAN A DAY