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Jeju Ega Myeon: Delicious Comfort Food Near Jeju Airport

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제주특별자치도 제주시 탑동로 119
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33.5147353182838, 126.518008437497
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Hello everyone! Today, I'd like to introduce Jeju Ega Myeon, a great restaurant near Jeju Airport.

My flight was delayed, so I arrived a bit late. I was starving, so I picked up my rental car and headed straight for some abalone noodle soup (Bomal Kalguksu)!

So, let's get started with the post.

Actually, I had originally wanted to go to a recommended hangover soup restaurant near Jeju Airport, but it was closed that day. So, I quickly went to the abalone noodle soup place instead!

They said I could just park right in front of the restaurant.

The side dishes were simple: kimchi, pickled radish, and dried radish. If you wanted more, you could get it from the self-serve bar.

We ordered one Bomal Kalguksu and one abalone porridge (Bomal Juk) to share.

I was curious about the Dodam Rice, but it didn't seem that special, so I skipped it.

I went around 3 PM, which is an in-between mealtime, but there were quite a few people there!

After waiting about 10 minutes, the abalone porridge came out!

It was topped with seaweed and sesame seeds.

Abalone Porridge

Next came the Bomal Kalguksu!

It had fried tofu (yubu) as a topping, and the broth was rich and delicious.

Bomal Kalguksu

There were a lot of noodles, and the amount was perfect for two people to share the noodle soup and porridge!

It was a great menu for a simple lunch in Jeju.

If you want to have a simple lunch near Jeju Airport, visit Jeju Ega Myeon!

Sharing the porridge and noodle soup between two people is just right.

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