Ollae Guksu signature dish
JEJU / JEJU CITY

Ollae Guksu

올레국수 · Noodles

LOCAL RATINGS

Kakao Map Not rated · Naver Map ★4.39/5

585 Kakao reviews · 14k Naver reviews

Ratings checked 2026-09-08 00:00:00

ABOUT

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.

WHAT LOCALS SAY

One of the most consistent comments is the generous amount of pork. Recent diners describe the meat as tender and free of an unpleasant pork smell, with enough meat in the bowl to make the dish feel substantial rather than simply being a noodle soup. The medium-thick noodles are another recurring point, especially for people who prefer noodles with some chew and body. The broth receives slightly more mixed reactions, which is useful to know before visiting. Many diners like its deep, clean and savory character, while some people who prefer stronger seasoning find it somewhat mild and add salt or chili powder. This means the restaurant may be a better match for travelers who enjoy a gentler, pork-based broth than for those expecting a highly spicy or heavily seasoned noodle soup. The atmosphere is casual and local rather than polished or tourist-oriented. Reviews frequently describe it as a modest, somewhat busy neighborhood restaurant, and lunch can involve a wait. On the other hand, the simple menu means orders can move relatively quickly once you are seated. For travelers, the appeal is straightforward

one bowl of a distinctly Jeju-style noodle dish, plenty of pork, and a filling meal without having to navigate a complicated menu.

Ollae Guksu Gogi Guksu

PRACTICAL INFO

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8AM–3PM

NO BREAK TIME

CLOSED SUNDAYS

₩11,000 / serving

If you are planning to visit Ollae Guksu, go for lunch or breakfast rather than dinner. The restaurant currently operates from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM and is closed on Sundays, so it does not work as a late-night or evening meal option. Because the menu is focused on Gogi Guksu, you do not need to spend time deciding what to order—this is basically a “sit down and order the signature dish” kind of place. There can be a wait during busy meal times, especially around lunch. If you have a rental car, don't assume you can park directly in front of the restaurant; the restaurant does not have dedicated parking, and nearby parking options may be needed. For travelers trying Gogi Guksu for the first time, expect a warm, savory pork broth rather than a spicy noodle soup. If you prefer stronger flavors, you can adjust the seasoning at the table.

제주특별자치도 제주시 귀아랑길 24 1층24 Guiarang-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

+82-64-742-7355

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