Kim Tschang Yeul Museum

Designed around one of artist Kim Tschang Yeul’s motifs: water and water droplets

Jejudo Grill

A restaurant where you can eat wet-aged black pork

Jeju Island Blue Sea

We Have Large Grounds and a Variety of Facilities

Jeju-do Log Cabin Pension

We're Opposite the Namwon Movie Museum and the Beautiful Coastline

Pureunsan Pureunbada Guest House

Along an Optimal Route for Traveling East

Twice the goodness for half the price? Jeju restaurants that islanders love

A rare journey to Jeju Island. You can’t afford to lose even one opportunity to select a great restaurant. These days, with the help of social media and blogs, it’s easier than ever to find that perfect, locally beloved restaurant that might be off the beaten track a bit. Here are some of our culinary ideas for you.

It’s strawberry time on Jeju! Taste the best of the island’s strawberry desserts

While the spring season is still some time away for people in Seoul, on Jeju spring has sprung. Islanders are already out and about wearing their new spring clothing. Here are some fantastic Jeju Island cafe spring desserts featuring the in-season strawberry. They taste as good as they look!

A shot of vitamin C: Jeju Island’s citrus cafes

During the winter season, Jeju is overflowing with a variety of delicious and healthy citrus crops. About 99% of Korea’s mandarin yield comes from Jeju. From the end of October, its orchards burst with bright orange fruit which hang heavy on the branches of the trees. The nutritional benefits of its citrus crop are well known. Among other things, its alkaline properties promote calcium absorption and the vitamin C boost helps you recover from fatigue and makes your skin healthier. So here we’re introducing a few of the island’s citrus cafes, so you can enjoy these delicious, healthy home-grown beverages and foods for yourself!