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Discovering Jeju's Hidden Culinary Gem: Gimnyeong Fishing Port

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A must-visit restaurant for locals in Jeju

Gimnyeong Fishing Port

This is a hidden gem where local customers outnumber tourists.

If you love flatfish, you must stop by here to experience the unique texture of the "mosal" flatfish.

By the way, "mosal" is a Jeju dialect meaning sand!

1. Location and Parking

The restaurant is located in Gimnyeong, about a 40-minute drive from the airport and just 5 minutes from Gimnyeong Beach.

There’s also a yacht rental service right in front of the restaurant, making it convenient to plan your itinerary before or after your meal.

Parking is available in the restaurant's private parking lot, which is spacious and easy to access.

✔ Address: 214, Gujwahaean-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si

✔ Parking: Private parking available

✔ Operating Hours: 10 AM - 8 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)

2. Inside the Restaurant

The interior of Gimnyeong Fishing Port is spacious and clean, with excellent hygiene standards. The owners are incredibly friendly and welcoming.

The warm and comfortable decor creates a cozy atmosphere, making you want to return often. The sea view adds to the relaxing vibe.

All seating is in a standing style, but high chairs are available for young children, ensuring a comfortable dining experience for families.

3. Visiting Tips

Here's a tip for visiting Gimnyeong Fishing Port: From October 21 to November 4, there will be a special event in collaboration with the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and the Jeju Tourism Association, offering a discount for diners.

To participate, simply make a reservation through Naver, and when ordering, show a photo of the autumn scenery you captured during your trip to Jeju. You can receive a 15% discount!

4. Menu Highlights

The main dish at this local gem is the "mosal" flatfish. Unlike regular farmed flatfish, these are raised in clean sandy environments, making them taste almost wild.

We ordered sashimi, fish cutlet, and sashimi rice bowl. Within 10 minutes, our dishes were served. My friend, who was trying "mosal" flatfish for the first time, was blown away by the rich flavor and chewy texture!

5. Sashimi Rice Bowl and Fish Cutlet

Next, we tried the colorful sashimi rice bowl, which was generously topped with thick slices of fresh "mosal" flatfish and fresh vegetables. The combination of crunchy veggies, chewy flatfish, and a sweet-spicy sauce was simply perfect.

The fish cutlet was so plentiful that we thought it was mistakenly served as a double portion. The fish was fresh and crispy, perfectly complemented by a mild tartar sauce.

Don't forget to add "mosal" flatfish to your Jeju food list; it’s a must-try!

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