Operating since 1972 at the edge of Nambu Market, this is one of Jeonju's best-known sundae-gukbap houses, serving a milder, less gamey blood-sausage soup than versions found elsewhere in Korea. Its early opening and market-side location make it a natural stop before or after browsing the stalls.
Sundae-gukbap · pork broth with blood sausage and rice
A suggested order
Get the sundae-gukbap with a side plate of pisundae so you taste the blood sausage both in and out of the soup, and finish with a bowl of moju, Jeonju's mild rice wine.
Neighborhood
Wansan-gu · Nambu Market
Food style
Blood sausage soup
Station to look up
Pungnammun Gate / Nambu Market, a few minutes from Hanok Village
Hours
06:00–22:00
Closed
Open daily
Typical spend
₩11,000 per person
Key prices
Sundae-gukbap ₩10,000; special gukbap ₩12,000; blood sausage plate (small) ₩15,000
✓ Traveler check
What a visitor needs to know before going. Google Maps listing checked 2026-10-04; prices and stations from our own records.
Rating
★3.9 from 3,391 Google reviews
Reviews by visitors
5 of 5 featured Google reviews are in a language other than Korean
Ordering
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Payment
Cards accepted (Google listing)
Reservations
No reservations listed — walk in
Getting there
Pungnammun Gate / Nambu Market, a few minutes from Hanok Village · 06:00–22:00
Budget
about ₩11,000 per person
What should you know before you order?
It opens at 6am and is popular with market vendors, so an early visit means shorter waits.
For allergies or dietary restrictions, ask the restaurant about ingredients and preparation before ordering.
FROM OTHER DINERS
What do diners say on Google?
3.9★★★★☆3,391 Google reviewsas of 2026-09-30
Travel Maker★★★★6 months ago
A popular local spot in Jeonju known for its traditional blood sausage (sundae). The food was tasty and the price felt reasonable for the portion and quality. It’s a simple place, but the flavors were satisfying and it was a good chance to try a well-known local dish. Overall, I
angelo Yu★★★★3 months ago
Strongly recommended to have a original soondae cuisine.
Soondae(Korean style sausages)
Soonndae Gukbap(rice & soup with Korean style sausages)
Moju(a traditional Korean herbal rice wine originating from Jeonju. It is made by boiling makgeolli (rice wine) with various medicinal h
Will★★★★★8 months ago
While staying near the Hanok Village, I walked past this place almost every day and always saw a long line outside. Since I’m not the type of person who enjoys waiting in line for food, I didn’t try it at first. On my last day in Jeonju, however, I passed by around 4 p.m. and not
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Questions people ask about Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae
What should I order at Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae?
Get the sundae-gukbap with a side plate of pisundae so you taste the blood sausage both in and out of the soup, and finish with a bowl of moju, Jeonju's mild rice wine.
How much does a meal at Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae cost?
Expect about ₩11,000 per person. Sundae-gukbap ₩10,000; special gukbap ₩12,000; blood sausage plate (small) ₩15,000.
When is Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae open?
06:00–22:00. Open daily.
Where is Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae and how do I get there?
Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae is at 39 Pungnammun 2-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju in Jeonju. In Korean the address is 전북특별자치도 전주시 완산구 풍남문2길 39. The nearest station is Pungnammun Gate / Nambu Market, a few minutes from Hanok Village.
Who is Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae good for?
Jojeomnye Nammun Pisundae suits Early breakfast, Near the sights, Not spicy.
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