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NatureTucked away in a residential alley near Nohyeong Cathedral, this specialty banh mi sandwich shop evolved from a popular food truck previously located on the Aewol Coastal Road. The owner, originally from Nam Dinh, Hanoi, prepares authentic sandwiches using freshly kneaded and baked baguettes paired with traditional Vietnamese sauces and crisp, fresh ingredients.
NatureThe Jeju brewery of Magpie Brewing Company, which first began in Gyeongnidan-gil, is a perfect spot to enjoy craft beers paired with delicious pub fare like pizza and fries. You can book a brewery tour and sampling experience by selecting your preferred date and time through Naver Reservations.
Located near Jeju International Airport in Yongdam-idong, Jeju City, this specialty Korean noodle restaurant gained fame through various TV food programs. In addition to their signature Jeju Meat Noodles (Gogi-guksu), the menu features herbal rice soup with large beef ribs, seasoned horned turbo and octopus, Jeju sow Dombe-gogi (boiled pork), and black pork meat pancakes.
NatureEstablished in 1989, Moise Haejangguk is a specialized Korean restaurant serving traditional hangover soup. The dish is characterized by its generous portions of tender meat and a rich, thick red broth that remains flavorful even when whisked with a raw egg.
NatureLocated within Sarabong Park in Geonip-dong, Jeju City, Mochungsa Shrine was built to honor the patriotic spirits of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for Korea's independence during the Japanese colonial period.
NatureLocated along the scenic Hamdeok Coastal Road, Mugeo Caravan is a unique camping site offering both pensions and caravans with breathtaking, front-row views of Hamdeok Beach. The location provides excellent accessibility, situated just 20 minutes away from major attractions like Seongsan Ilchulbong and Udo Island, with the Jeju Anti-Japanese Memorial Hall and Seoubong Peak nearby. The caravan interiors are beautifully designed in a clean, bright white theme.
NatureLocated along the scenic coast of Jocheon, this specialty seafood ramen restaurant is run by a master octopus hunter. During the octopus season, the owner serves fresh octopus caught directly from the night sea, while high-quality domestic octopus is used during the off-season. With all ingredients—except for shrimp—sourced locally from Jeju, the restaurant is renowned for its signature Jeju Octopus Ramen, Cuttlefish Ramen, Fried Cuttlefish, and Crispy Octopus.
NatureLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, this private villa is an emotional retreat where traditional and modern elements harmonize beautifully. Centered around a courtyard of tranquil water, the space captures the picturesque interplay between nature, architecture, and people. Through the windows, guests can immerse themselves in the quintessential Jeju scenery of vast skies, stone walls, and swaying trees, all while feeling the gentle breeze.
NatureLocated in Gwangnyeong-ri, Aewol-eup, this trendy cafe is a renovated tangerine warehouse that captures the essence of Jeju through its vintage exterior, stone walls, and views of surrounding oreums and field paths. The cafe offers a variety of signature drinks, including the Mikkang Milk Tea, and provides convenient parking right behind the building.
Located on Gwandeok-ro 8-gil in Jeju City, this Indian cuisine specialty restaurant features flavorful curry dishes that are perfect even for beginners. Popular menu items include the Large Curry & Half Tandoori combo, Masala Chicken Curry, and Garlic Naan. The restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere with stylish interiors and friendly service.
NatureLocated in Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Baneul Oreum is also known as 'Banon Oreum' due to the abundance of thorn bushes in the area. The horseshoe-shaped volcanic cone is entirely blanketed in a lush forest of cedar trees. The entrance is marked by stone pillars along the Namjo-ro road, and as you trek through the cedar forest, you will encounter a beautiful grove of black pine trees.
NatureBangsatap is a traditional stone tower built as an object of spiritual worship to ward off evil spirits and misfortune, ensuring the peace and well-being of the village. These towers were constructed by the community in locations where ominous signs were perceived or where the spiritual energy of the landscape was thought to be weak, serving as a unique piece of Jeju Island's folk cultural heritage.