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JEJU FOOD GUIDE

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Jeju City Dongmun Market with local vendors and market activity01 AREA TABLEJeju CityAn easy first stop for local meals near the airport. Restaurants in this area Aewol coastal road along the west coast of Jeju02 AREA TABLEAewolCoastal tables and a slower west-side afternoon. Restaurants in this area Hyeopjae Beach in Hallim with clear Jeju water and a broad sandy shore03 AREA TABLEHallim & West JejuCasual food stops that fit a calm day on the coast. Restaurants in this area Jeongbang Falls flowing into the sea near Seogwipo, Jeju04 AREA TABLESeogwipoA good base for local ingredients and evening meals. Restaurants in this area Beach and coastal landscape at Jungmun Tourism Complex in Jeju05 AREA TABLEJungmunSimple restaurant choices between resort and nature stops. Restaurants in this area Aerial view of Seongsan Ilchulbong volcanic cone on Jeju's east coast06 AREA TABLESeongsan & East JejuA clear local meal after an early eastern adventure. Restaurants in this area

JEJU / JEJU CITY

Restaurants in
Jeju City.

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Jeju · Jeju CityGogi Guksu

Ollae Guksu

Ollae Guksu is a Jeju-style noodle restaurant in Yeondong, near Jeju City. Its signature dish is Gogi Guksu, a bowl of medium-thick noodles served in a warm pork-bone broth with generous slices of boiled pork. The broth is rich and savory without being as heavy as tonkotsu ramen, while the noodles and pork make the bowl surprisingly filling. The restaurant is known for keeping the menu simple, with Gogi Guksu as its main focus rather than offering a long list of dishes. It is a particularly easy introduction to Jeju's local noodle culture if you have never tried Gogi Guksu before. The restaurant has also been featured in Korean food media, including Wednesday Food Talk, and remains popular with both visitors and local diners. Recent reviews frequently mention the generous amount of pork, satisfying broth, and relatively quick turnover despite occasional waiting during busy periods.

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