VISIT JEJU

Ace Rice Noodles

A Vietnamese food establishment in the Oedo neighborhood of Jeju City

Daesung Rice Noodles

Authentic Vietnamese food that is popular with the fishing crews of Hallim Port

Little Viet

Vietnamese food in Ara-dong, Jeju City

Blue Saigon

Vietnamese food near Hangmong (Anti-Mongolian) Historic Site

Olle Tourist Hotel

Olle Travelers Like Our Convenient Location to the Airport and Nearby Restaurants

HOTEL THEBORN

A special place that helps you forget the fatigue of your travels, harmonizing with nature and providing a variety of dining options

An essential joy of Jeju’s fifth-day markets! Restaurants in the markets you must visit

If you have visited a permanent traditional market during your trip to Jejudo, how about trying a lively fifth-day market this time? They will introduce you to the hidden flavors of Jeju.

Jeju Island awaits our Muslim guests with open arms: Welcoming our Muslim guests

Jeju is heightening our awareness of the struggles that Muslims face in traveling around Jeju. Working hard to make it easier for our Muslim guests to enjoy our island, we sincerely hope that our Muslim friends are able to experience the beauty of Jeju without inhibition.

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.”

Enjoy Jeju like a local: Local markets in Jeju Island

Wherever you travel, it is exciting and interesting to visit local markets, which have so many things to look at and buy and eat. Through visiting local markets, you can gain a deep understanding of the places you visit because you can see and experience what the locals eat, wear, buy and use.