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FoodShinseong Halmang Restaurant is the first restaurant of the 'Making Delicious Jeju' initiative, which reopened in 2014 with recipe transfer and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla. It features a rich broth that harmonizes with thick-sliced pork, and you can choose between a mild flavor and a spicy flavor depending on your preference.
FoodThe 'Making Delicious Jeju' restaurant, which reopened in 2014 with recipe transfer and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla, features five menu items including grilled mero, mero noodle soup, and braised mero, all of which place their bets on mero.
FoodCheonbo Restaurant is the 10th restaurant of the 'Making Delicious Jeju' initiative, which reopened in 2015 with recipe transfer and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla. It is easily accessible as it is located near the Jungang Rotary in Seogwipo City.
FoodCheongchun Table is the 12th restaurant of the 'Making Delicious Jeju' project, which reopened in 2015 with the transfer of recipes and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla. Located near Jeju Dong Elementary School and Jeju Women's Commercial High School, it is popular for its instant tteokbokki and gimbap, which are the students' soul food.
FoodNang Kum Nang Kum is the 13th restaurant of the 'Making Delicious Jeju' initiative, which reopened in 2016 with the transfer of recipes and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla. 'Nang Kum Nang Kum' is a Jeju dialect word meaning 'a large tree in the small alley leading to the house,' and it is a favorite spot for tourists visiting Jeju as it is located a 5-minute walk from Seogwipo Olle Market.
FoodSenior Sonmat Arirang is the 20th restaurant of the 'Making Delicious Jeju' initiative, which reopened in 2018 with the transfer of recipes and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla. As the name suggests, it is a restaurant where four elderly individuals welcome guests with the warm touch and service of a mother's cooking.
FoodUmblang-di is the 21st restaurant of the 'Making Delicious Jeju' initiative, which reopened in 2018 with the transfer of recipes and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla. Although 'Umblang-di' sounds like French, it is actually a combination of 'Umblang,' a Jeju dialect word meaning "tremendous" or "amazing," and 'di,' which means "place," resulting in the meaning "an incredible place."
FoodChinese restaurant located in Yongdam-dong
FoodPremium Jeju Black Pork Restaurant located 5 minutes by car from Jungmun Tourist Complex
CaféA cafe at Yongdam port with a view of flying airplane.
NatureJeju black pork briquettes bbq restaurant located in Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si
ShoppingAn abalone and hairtail specialty restaurant located near Olle Market in Seogwipo