VISIT JEJU

Seogeon Myeonga

A restaurant specializing in Pyongyang-style cold noodles in a refreshing, savory iced broth

Noodle Factory (Myeongongjang, Myeonfactory)

A restaurant specializing in gogi-guksu, using Jeju black pork to create a rich, savory flavor

Le Bang Gejang

A stylish restaurant in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, specializing in soy sauce gejang

Pyeonghwa-ro Korean Buffet

Local Jeju Korean buffet serving 40–50 dishes made daily from fresh ingredients, buffet style

Experience the flavors of the world in Jeju: Original flavors that open your eyes

Nowadays, Jeju has become a new paradise for foodies. Visitors can indulge in various world cuisine from traditional dishes to casual fusion food. While exploring attractions in Jeju, you can taste food from all over the world, such as Indian curry, Hawaiian seafood, homemade-style dishes of China and the U.S., and even food from the Middle East.

10 Things Not to Miss in March: The scent of spring in Jeju

March on Jeju Island brings with it the scent of spring, something that can fill your heart with anticipation. The fragrance of blossoming flowers is everywhere. Here are 10 things you can enjoy on Jeju as spring truly springs to life.

The Tastiest Meat for the Best Prices! Jeju Budget-Friendly Establishments: Black Pork Edition

Jeju black pork is a must-try delicacy for any visitor to the island, best enjoyed grilled right at the table and dipped in meljeot (fermented salted anchovy sauce) for authentic Jeju flavor in every bite. However, worries over high prices mean that many may feel they must avoid indulging. Fortunately, we’re here today to introduce some budget-friendly options for enjoying fresh Jeju black pork at reasonable prices. These four restaurants are affordable, without compromising taste or quality.

As seen on TV! A local trip through every nook and cranny of Seogwipo’s markets: There’s something special about the Daejeong and Moseulpo markets

Why do people seek out local markets when they find themselves in unfamiliar destinations? It’s because these places allow us to catch an up-close glimpse of how the locals live. There’s a special charm in browsing through the quaint stalls and settling down to get a taste of some local specialties. Near Moseulpo Port on the southern tip of Jeju Island are two traditional markets: Daejeong 5-day Market, which opens only on set days, and Moseulpo Jungang Market, which operates daily. Recently featured on the KBS2 variety show Boss in the Mirror, these markets let visitors get a feel for the distinct character of Jeju Island as they bask in the lively calls of the vendors, the rich aromas of delicious food, and the warm hospitality of Jeju locals. Here, we will now introduce some of the unique features of these markets filled with local atmosphere and eclectic shops.