A Culinary Journey: Discovering Jeju's Best Breakfast Spots

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After arriving in Jeju, I took a drive along the coastal road. As it was lunchtime, I was drawn into a restaurant that caught my eye. It turned out to be a popular breakfast spot among locals, which was a lucky find!

I was impressed by the value-for-money set menu, and I highly recommend this place.

1. Jeju Jeongji

Address: 480 Seohaean-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Noble House

Hours: 08:30 - 21:00 (Break time 15:30 - 17:00, Last order 20:00), Closed every Thursday

Menu: Jeongji Set for 1 person - ₩25,000 (Minimum order for 2 people)

The set menu was overwhelming with its generous portions. Considering the price, the value for money is excellent.

The restaurant is located along Yongduam Coastal Road and is easily accessible from Jeju Airport.

There is a spacious private parking lot behind the restaurant, which is convenient for those traveling by car.

Inside, the walls are adorned with autographs of famous visitors, adding to the fun of exploring the place.

The origin of ingredients is clearly indicated, which gave me confidence and peace of mind.

Clean high chairs are available for families with children, making it a comfortable dining experience for everyone.

The side dishes alone at this Jeju breakfast restaurant were so diverse and plentiful that they could almost make a meal on their own, perfectly stimulating my appetite.

The stir-fried eggplant was exceptionally savory and sweet, a surprising highlight, even though it can be a divisive dish.

Even soy sauce marinated crab is served as a side dish! It was fresh and had a delightful autumn seafood aroma.

Thick slices of black pork belly were served with seafood, which was very satisfying.

The pork belly slices were quite thick and tasted even better when wrapped in scallion salad.

The seafood hot pot is another signature Jeju dish. The spicy broth tasted like the sea itself.

The seafood in the hot pot was plump and fresh, showing the restaurant's commitment to quality ingredients.

The abalone was filled with innards, indicating its freshness. It was cooked just right, with a chewy texture and savory flavor.

The grilled tilefish was served whole, with a crispy, golden-brown skin that looked incredibly appetizing.

The white flesh of the tilefish was moist and perfectly cooked. The crispy exterior and tender interior created a delightful contrast.

A bite of tilefish on rice was simply delicious, savory, and mild. It would be a great dish for children as well.

The braised cutlassfish was served overflowing in a pot. The spicy red sauce was incredibly appetizing.

Each piece of cutlassfish was thick and large. The red color from the sauce made my mouth water.

The white flesh of the cutlassfish was revealed when I cut it in half. The broth was quite spicy, but the fish retained its unique mild flavor.

The sauce was so delicious that it paired perfectly with rice. The soft, moist rice was excellent.

The vegetables, simmered for a long time, were also delicious. The soft, melting radish was addictive.

The ocean view from the restaurant was amazing. The cool breeze was refreshing.

Although there are many cutlassfish restaurants in Jeju, this one stands out for its freshness. They use fresh cutlassfish and sell out every day, which explains their confidence. Everything made with fresh ingredients was perfect.

2. Dotori Kitchen Main Branch

Address: 59 Bukseong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, 1st floor

Hours: 11:00 - 17:00 (Last order 16:30)

Menu: Green Tangerine Soba - ₩10,500

Dotori Kitchen's signature Green Tangerine Soba is a masterpiece, combining refreshing buckwheat broth with the tangy flavor of Jeju green tangerines. It's a magical dish that revives your appetite. The restaurant has a charming atmosphere, and other dishes besides soba are also excellent.

3. Woojin Haejangguk

Address: 11 Seosa-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

Hours: 06:00 - 22:00, Closed every Tuesday

Menu: Bracken Soup - ₩10,000

Woojin Haejangguk's Bracken Soup is a must-try on any Jeju trip. The thick, smooth texture and the deep, rich flavor of bracken and beef make it the perfect hangover cure or breakfast. Once you taste it, you won't forget its addictive flavor. It's a Jeju soul food that makes the long wait worthwhile. They open early in the morning, so be sure to visit early.

4. Olle Guksu Main Branch

Address: 24 Gwiarang-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Olle Guksu

Hours: 08:00 - 15:05 (Last order 15:00), Closed every Sunday

Menu: Pork Noodle Soup - ₩10,000

Olle Guksu is famous for its perfect harmony of deep, rich broth made from simmering pork bones, chewy medium noodles, and tender boiled pork slices. It's a popular Jeju noodle restaurant loved by locals and tourists alike. The wait can be long, but the turnover is quick, so you'll be seated soon.

5. Jeju Hamel

Address: 51-3 Nohyeong 2-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

Hours: 11:00 - 18:00

Menu: Cheesemon - ₩19,000

Jeju Hamel's cheesecake is incredibly soft and moist, like a cloud. The rich cheese flavor fills your mouth, but it's not at all greasy and has a clean finish. Individually wrapped, it's perfect for enjoying as a snack during your trip or as a gift for friends.

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