TOP 50 Restaurants in Jeju-do

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• If you are a lover of raw fish slices (Korean hoe), this is the place to go. It is also very reasonably priced for its fresh and high quality.

  Namyang Susan

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• Cheap and delicious variety of bibimbap jeongsik (set meal) in Jeju Province. You can try kkomak (cockles) bibimbap or raw octopus bibimbap.

  Sangchunjae

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• Gommak is most famous for their refreshing hoe guksu (raw fish noodles) and seongge guksu (sea urchin noodles). Like many restaurants in Jeju, this place specializes in all things seafood.

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• Tteok (rice cake) spot located in Jeju Island that is most famous for Jeju-do's specialty, omegi tteok (foxtail millet rice cake). This old hole-in-the-wall rice cake mill is located inside Jeju's Dongmun Market. As authentic omegi tteok can only be found in Jeju, this spot is a must-visit when in Jeju-do.

  Jina Tteokjip

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• You can enjoy their most famous dish, haejangguk (hangover soup), which differs from more typical types of haejangguk in that it includes gosari (a type of namul, or fermented vegetable).

  Woojin Haejangguk

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• Small shack-like restaurant situated right on the beach. Cafe Tae Hee specializes in fish and chips, but also offers house-made burgers and pizza - all inspired by seafood flavors, in keeping with Jeju's strong suit.

  Cafe Tae Hee

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• You can enjoy Jeju's most well-known export, abalone, in all forms and manners of preparation - from roasted abalone to abalone dolsot bap (abalone stone pot rice).

  Myeongjin Jeonbok

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• Korean noodle restaurant that specializes in Jeju-style gogi guksu (noodles served with meat). Enjoy your noodles, either with broth or a spicy sauce, with bossam (boiled pork belly).

  Guksu Manchan

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