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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.
NatureLocated in Woljeongri Beach, Jeju, Meomun is a bakery cafe situated on the second floor. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the Woljeongri ocean, while the high ceilings create a wonderful sense of openness.
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.
NatureLocated in the valley of Myeongwol-ri, Hallim-eup, Myeongwoldae is a historic site designated as a provincial monument of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. The site features a lush forest of about 60 ancient hackberry trees intertwined with dramatic rock formations. Historically, it was a renowned retreat where poets and artists of the late Joseon Dynasty gathered to enjoy the arts and scholars indulged in leisure. The site is characterized by its unique structure, consisting of three-tiered octagonal stone walls built upon natural rock cliffs, complemented by a circular stone platform known as Banwoldaeseok.
NatureMoguri Oreum is a parasitic cone featuring a horseshoe-shaped crater that curves toward the north. The name originates from the sight of a small hill nestled within the inner slope, resembling a mother embracing her young. This gentle walking course takes approximately 30 minutes round trip and is a popular trail for visitors staying at the Moguri Campsite.
NatureLocated in Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, this dessert cafe was conceived as a space created by a music-loving father, featuring a curated collection of musical elements including amplifiers, speakers, and vinyl records. Guests can enjoy unique desserts and drinks, such as canelés infused with Hallasan Soju, accompanied by soothing melodies. Parking is available, and pets are welcome.
Located near Ttarabi Oreum in Gasiri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, this gallery cafe features a charming vintage interior reminiscent of a renovated warehouse. The cafe offers a variety of coffee options, including hand-drip and espresso made from house-roasted beans, alongside delicious menu items such as pasta, pumpkin soup, and bagels.
NatureLocated in front of Yeonhwaji Pond in Aewol-eup, Jeju, this Western-style restaurant serves exquisite dishes crafted with local Jeju ingredients. It is renowned as the pioneer of bracken and sea snail pasta. The restaurant features a cozy interior where floor-to-ceiling windows meet warm wooden furniture, complemented by a charming grass garden at the entrance.
NatureLocated near Woljeong Beach in Gujwa-eup, Jeju, this ocean-view cafe takes its name from the local phenomenon where sand scatters like rain during the strong winds characteristic of Woljeong-ri. The cafe specializes in a variety of hand-drip coffees and fresh, artisanal bakery items baked daily.
NatureLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, this specialty abalone restaurant serves fresh dishes directly from the producer, offering a wide variety of seafood specialties at affordable prices. The most popular menu item is the abalone stone pot rice, topped with generous portions of savory abalone. When mixed with margarine and soy sauce, it creates a rich buttery aroma and a tender, delightful texture.
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 in Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, Moji Oreum is a volcanic cone characterized by a large, horseshoe-shaped crater opening toward the northeast with a central cone rising within. The ridge line resembles a mother embracing her baby, which inspired its name. It is one of a series of oreums formed approximately 15,000 to 16,000 years ago through the same tectonic fissure.
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