VISIT JEJU

Sisters Noodles (Jamae Guksu) Main Branch

Sisters Noodles (Jamae Guksu) is popular among tourists as one of Jeju’s top gogi-guksu restaurants, located near the coast in Iho-dong.

Happy Noodle House

Specializing in banquet noodles, spicy mixed noodles and Jeju’s own pork noodle soup

Guksuui Jeonseol

The Essence of Savory Gogi Guksu (Pork Noodle Soup) and Sweet & Sour Bibim Guksu (Spicy Noodles)

Noodle Factory (Myeongongjang, Myeonfactory)

A restaurant specializing in gogi-guksu, using Jeju black pork to create a rich, savory flavor

Put Your Trust in Me and Follow Along! (An All-In-One Day Trip Itinerary for Aewol, Jeju)

September is the perfect time for a leisurely trip to Jeju Island, free of the sweltering mid-summer heat and full of cool, refreshing breezes. Instead of worrying about where to go, why not enjoy the endless blue ocean in charming Aewol? Today we’re introducing the perfect all-in-one itinerary to enjoy everything Aewol has to offer in a single day, from trying out delicious dishes and baked goods, to special exhibitions, hands-on experiences, and budget-friendly shopping.

Healing tour for travelers: Healing Tour with Refreshing Food & Relaxing Walks

There is a Korean saying “Going sightseeing in Geumgang Mountain comes after eating.” This means that even though the beautiful Geumgang Mountain is famous across Korea for its wonderful view, it is best enjoyed after having a delicious meal.

Welcoming our guests from Hong Kong with open arms: Jeju for Hong Kong travelers

Whether you are looking for some quiet and serenity, or a rich, cultural shopping experience, Jeju has it all. Come and enjoy all the unique, quirky and meaningful moments that Jeju has to offer.

You don’t have to travel far to enjoy the beauty and culture of Jeju: Things to do around Jeju Airport

Looking for something fast and simple and fantastic? “Bunsik” is a variety of Korean snack foods that you can also eat as a simple meal. Bunsik is a popular type of food in Korea, particularly tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), and gimbap (rice rolled up in seaweed).