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CaféLocated on Jungang-ro in Jeju-si, Jeju Basalt is a dessert cafe specializing in unique treats inspired by the island's iconic basalt rock. By utilizing authentic local ingredients from Jeju, they craft products that embody the unique meaning and values of the island, making Jeju Basalt the perfect destination to find thoughtful souvenirs for your travels.
NatureLocated on the B1 level of the Dongmun Public Market in Jeju City, Jeju Donkatsu Dongmun Katsu is an authentic Japanese-style tonkatsu specialty restaurant. What sets this place apart is their commitment to quality, with everything from the crispy breadcrumbs to the signature sauces being made in-house. They are famous for their unique handmade cutlets inspired by Jeju's natural landscape, including the basalt-inspired Hyeonmuam Black Sirloin Katsu and the volcanic scoria-style Ansim (tenderloin) Katsu.
FoodLocated near Jeju Airport, Im Seong-gyoja is a specialized Chinese restaurant run by Chinese owners, focusing on authentic handmade dumplings. The menu features traditional Chinese dishes such as crispy fried dumplings and eggplant with garlic sauce over rice. Im Seong-gyoja is best known for its dumplings, which boast a perfectly crispy texture and succulent, juicy fillings.
NatureLocated on Jungang-ro in Jeju City, Samdo Confectionery is a charming bakery cafe that crafts bread using only water, flour, and house-made natural sourdough starters. Situated conveniently along the main road near the Jeju City Hall intersection, it is best known for its popular signature items, including artisanal croissants and salt bread. The shop features a few cozy tables, allowing visitors to enjoy their freshly baked treats on-site.
NatureLocated near Gwandeokjeong in Samdo-dong, Jeju City, Jeongmidang Jeju is a specialty bakery run by a master chef with 15 years of experience at the Kal Hotel bakery. The bakery is beloved for its signature menu items, including the Mugeunseong Milk Bread and salt bread, both crafted using a meticulously aged dough. For added convenience, a public parking lot is available right behind the building.
NatureLocated near Jeju International Airport and Yongduseong, this restaurant specializes in authentic Jeju local cuisine and is open early in the morning, making it a perfect spot for breakfast. The menu features a variety of flavorful dishes, including grilled cutlassfish sets, braised cutlassfish, and seafood stew (haemul ttukbaegi), all offering the deep, rich flavors of the sea. With private parking available both beside and behind the restaurant, visiting is incredibly convenient.
NatureLocated near Yongyeon Valley in Jeju City, Space waves is a charming pub characterized by its bohemian-style retro interior and uniquely curated decor. The venue serves a delightful selection of fusion cuisine and craft cocktails, and every Saturday night, you can immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of free live indie music performances.
FoodLocated right next to Gwandeokjeong in Jeju City, Dojooje is a specialized Japanese-style eatery that transforms throughout the day, serving delicious snack foods by day and operating as a cozy izakaya by night. The atmosphere shifts distinctly between lunch and dinner, offering two completely different vibes. Please note that there is no private parking available, so guests should use the nearby street parking or public parking lots.
NatureTottori is a region located in Japan, situated approximately 738km from Jeju and easily accessible via flight. The central area is known as a 'walking resort,' as it is being developed into a premier destination for walking tours and trekking enthusiasts.
NatureOriginating from Gangneung, Gangwon-do, Samgyori Dongchimi Makguksu Jeju Branch specializes in authentic makguksu, characterized by its refreshing and crisp dongchimi (radish water kimchi) broth. Carrying on the flavors and traditions of its original location, Samgyori Dongchimi Makguksu Jeju Branch has become a beloved destination for both Jeju locals and tourists alike. The menu offers a delightful variety of dishes, including Hoe-makguksu (raw fish buckwheat noodles) and Deulgireum-makguksu (perilla oil buckwheat noodles).
FoodLocated near Jeju International Airport, Tamna Garden is a beloved local favorite that was honored with a Blue Ribbon in 2024. The interior of this historic wooden building offers a variety of seating options, making it perfect for any group. The menu features highly popular meat dishes, including fresh pork ribs (saeng-galbi) and marinated pork ribs (yangnyeom-galbi). Guests can enjoy neatly presented side dishes—where the salted anchovy sauce (meljeot) and shrimp crackers truly stand out—alongside the convenience of a spacious parking lot.
NatureOriginally established as a school library donated by the late Kim Young-su, a 20th-alumni of Jeju Buk Elementary School, the Kim Young-su Library was expanded into a two-story space by repurposing former storage units and faculty residences. During the day, the Kim Young-su Library serves as a vibrant school library for students of Buk Elementary School, while from the afternoon through the evening, it opens its doors as a community library, welcoming local residents and visitors alike.