VISIT JEJU

Sarang Bunsik

A snack restaurant famous for its Modakchigi, the Sarang Meal.

Noriter Snack

Specializing in spicy rice cake, located in Hagi Village, Aewol-eup

Jeju Roof Café

Have Some Delicious Ddeokbokki with a View of Sea

Jjanggu Bunsik

A snack bar that sells Modakchigi, a dish only found on Jeju Island

Olle Night Market

The Night Market with abundant food and things to see every night

Dive into Tteokbokki (Jeju Island West Side Tteokbokki Tour)

Tteokbokki is certainly not a difficult or complex dish, but its flavor can be tailored in myriad ways. It is a popular and delicious rice cake snack enjoyed by most Koreans (much like a comfort food) and a good number of people around the world. We have for you a tteokbokki tour of west Jeju which we hope will complement your trip well.

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).

Jeju-shaped snacks: The island’s ample nibbles

Sandwiches made of mackerel? Imagining that combination might make you scratch your head in bewilderment. But it’s actually tastier than you’d think! In fact, extraordinarily so. We invite you to enter the tasty world of Jeju’s imaginative culinary treats.

8 More Muslim-friendly Restaurants on Jeju

As of 2020, Jeju had 23 Muslim-friendly restaurants for visitors to enjoy. In 2021, eight new venues were added to the list.  Here’s a rundown of the newcomers.