VISIT JEJU

Young-ju Garden

Enjoy affordable course menu with Jeju horsemeat raised by the restaurant

umu Hallim

Handmade puddings near Hallim Port

Haelim Sikdang

Haelim Sikdang, a 30-year-old restaurant near the airport, specializes in pollack jjigae

Yuda Jeju Yokocho

Yuda Jeju Yokocho: A Japanese izakaya tucked away in a small alley in Hallim

A Must-Visit Spot! (Jeju Locals Approved Jeju Restaurants)

How many truly great restaurants can non-locals discover in Jeju? Could it be that the places I found are just another result of countless online marketing ploys? In the flood of information, foodies are now striving to find the real gems, and that effort leads us here. If you've been disappointed by overly advertised eateries in Jeju, or if you're eager to explore authentic local spots that even the locals love, join us as we guide you to these hidden treasures.

Worth Preserving for Over a Century (Recommended Hidden Traditional Restaurants of Jeju)

It’s often said that there’s nothing good to eat at well-known tourist spots. If you’re struggling to find authentic eateries amidst ads and high prices, targeting “traditional local shops” might be a good strategy. Some places have maintained their standards for over 30 years, earning the approval of both taste and price. Here, we introduce Jeju’s traditional restaurants that have preserved the essence of local cuisine, some even recognized as “Centennial Shops.”