Jeju — Places to eat
Basalt walls, one volcano, sea on every side
- Donsadon — Thick pork cuts grilled over briquettes
- Buttumak Sikdang — Braised hairtail with a grilled whole one on the side
- Gojip Dol Wooluck — Rockfish stew, dombe pork and tilefish in one spread
- Jungmun Sudu-ri Bomal Kalguksu — Thick kalguksu with tot seaweed and sea snails
- Seohwang Tonkatsu — Black-pork fillet and fish katsu in Aewol
- Sohuine Ttukbaegi — Sea urchin soup and abalone stone pots by Seongsan
- Halmae Sikdang — Thick cutlassfish braise by Seogwipo harbor
- Hwanghae Sikdang — A cutlassfish braise pot, grilled option too
- Annyeong Hyeopjae-ssi — Marinated shrimp or octopus bibimbap at Hyeopjae
- Sinseol Oreum — Mom-guk and dombe-gogi at a local rice house
- Samdae Guksu Hoegwan — A veteran shop on noodle street with pork and bibim noodles
- Oneunjeong Gimbap — Phone-order, pick-up gimbap shop
- Reverb Jeju — Sunset, LPs and a 3rd-floor sea view
- Indigo Indeed — Every seat faces the sea on the coast road
- Moalboal Jeju — Milk shaved ice in a Bali-style yard
- Beryl — Open the door and Hyeopjae Beach is there
- Urban Jungle Gray Bamboo — A jungle-style cafe on a sea cliff
- Gasirim — A cafe in a camellia and gotjawal garden
- The Cliff — Cliff-top cafe and pub in Jungmun
- Sukseongdo Jeju Main — Thick dry-aged black pork, grilled for you at the table
- Neulbom Black Pork — A set lunch under 16,000 won, black-pork charcoal at dinner
- Chiltonga Pyoseon — Thick-cut black pork over briquette fire
- Gyulpum Black Pork Jeju Airport — All-you-can-eat black pork by the sea, ending on citrus noodles
- Ollae Guksu Main — One bowl on the menu, open from 8am
- Jaemae Guksu — Rich pork broth and dombe-gogi, a Blue Ribbon bowl
- Guksu Bada Main — Pork noodles with fiery kimchi, plus urchin-and-abalone noodles
- Gasiabang Guksu — Dombe-gogi and pork noodles near Seongsan
- Ujin Haejangguk — Fernbrake beef soup from 6am
- Hyeopjae Kalguksu — A renovated home serving top-shell soup and squid mul-hoe
- Myeongjin Jeonbok — Buttery abalone stone-pot rice in a big hall by the sea
- Eunhye Jeonbok Aewol — Abalone porridge to urchin-abalone mul-hoe, by Aewol's sea
- Ojo Haenyeo House — Abalone porridge from the Ojo-ri divers
- Matna Sikdang — Hairtail stew for 14,000 a person, only two dishes
- Jangseungpo Sikdang — From hairtail stew to seafood hot-pot at Seongsan's harbor
- Negeori Sikdang — Hairtail soup and grilled hairtail, open from 7am
- Yewon's Silver Hairtail Stew — Hairtail stew with pot rice, 17,000 a person, from 9am
- Gungseoche Jeju Tapdong — Whole grilled hairtail or stew, from 9am
- Yeonbukro Haemultang — From abalone hot-pot to haemul-tang, a big Jeju seafood spread
- Hoeyang-gwa Guksugun Sanbangsan — Octopus haemul-tang and squid mul-hoe near Sanbangsan
- Gommak Sikdang — Raw-fish noodles and sea-urchin noodles facing the sea
- Wondam Jeju Main — Mackerel sashimi at night only, with hours-long weekday lines
- Nodo Mackerel Sashimi — Mackerel and raw shrimp on an ocean-view terrace near the airport
- Miyeongine Main — Only mackerel sashimi and soup, by Moseulpo harbor
- Badasok Mackerel Ssambap Aewol — Mackerel ssambap and black-pork stir-fry from 8am
- Gongcheonpo Sikdang — Jeju-style mul-hoe with soybean-paste broth, by the sea
- Sushi Hoshikai — High-end sushi omakase built on Jeju ingredients
- Hinode, Jeju Shilla Hotel — Sushi omakase and teppanyaki on the hotel's third floor
- Las Tortas — A midday-only taco shop built on Mexican tradition
- Perlo — Wood-fired pizza and octopus-top-shell pasta with Jeju ingredients
- Lazy Pump — A three-floor sea café in an old fish-farm pump house
- Jejudang — A huge bakery café with crop-shaped breads
- Biseonru — A Hyeopjae sea-view café with house-made syrups
- Slab — Hand-drip coffee and cream lattes by Hyeopjae sunsets
- Haley Café — A big café with Ilchulbong and Udo in one frame
- Monthly Record — A listening café: LPs with an Ilchulbong sea view
- Fritz Jeju Seongsan — A bakery café opening at 8am under Ilchulbong
- Seogwipian Bakery — A three-floor sea-view bakery with a wide range
- Gyulkkot Darak — Tangerine sweets in a 1978 orchard stone barn
- Magpie Brewing Co. Brewery & Taproom — Draft craft beer in a converted tangerine warehouse
- Saebil — Fresh bread, with Saebyeol Oreum filling the window
- Myeongwol Elementary School Café — A shut-down primary school, classrooms intact, now a café
- Manor Blanc — A white manor beside Songaksan, where the garden is half the point
- Honeymoon House — Looking down on Seogwipo sea from an old hotel site
- Café Gongjakso — A sea-view rest stop on the east-coast road
- Ranch Café Deureukumda — Barley brown-sugar milk next to horses and meadow
- Magpie Tapdong — Jeju-brewed Magpie beer, poured at its own Tapdong pub
- Dongmun Market & Night Market — Torch-seared skewers light up the market after dark
- Sambo Sikdang — Abalone stew topped with urchin roe, from 8 a.m.
- Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market & Night Market — Sashimi trays and snacks by day, skewers at night
- Osulloc Tea Museum — Green-tea ice cream beside the tea fields
- Delmoondo — Bakery café on a rock jutting into Hamdeok Beach
- Bomnal Café — The drama café on Aewol shore, with Welsh corgis
- Badada — A Daepo lounge where waves break under your seat