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Ujin Haejangguk

Jeju regional soups

A Jeju City restaurant centered on gosari yukgaejang, a thick local soup made by simmering bracken and pork. The main building operates 06:00–22:00; during busy periods, diners may receive a numbered ticket and wait.

Jeju places
Best forTravelers interested in Jeju regional soups
AreaSamdo 2-dong, near Seomun Sageori
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Quick answer

A Jeju City restaurant centered on gosari yukgaejang, a thick local soup made by simmering bracken and pork. The main building operates 06:00–22:00; during busy periods, diners may receive a numbered ticket and wait.

What makes this place distinctive

The restaurant focuses on Jeju regional soups. Its signature gosari yukgaejang combines bracken and pork, cooked until both soften and the broth becomes thick and porridge-like; the tourism authority also documents the local custom of sharing bracken soup at important family and community occasions.

Who it suits

Editorial guidance

Editorially, the early-opening main building and individually served soup dishes make this a practical candidate for travelers seeking a Jeju-style breakfast or a straightforward solo meal. This is inferred from the documented hours and menu, not from verified seating or portion sizes.

What to order

Documented choices include thick gosari yukgaejang with bracken and pork, momguk with gulfweed and pork, beef-bone haejangguk and mung-bean pancake. Current prices, serving weights and minimum-order rules were not documented.

Booking and using the venue

At busy times, diners may receive a numbered ticket and wait to be called. In-person takeaway is documented. Nationwide delivery is mentioned, but its current ordering method and delivery period must be confirmed by phone.

Getting there and facilities

The address is 11 Seosa-ro near Seomun Sageori. The tourism page directs drivers to the nearby Byeongmuncheon public parking lot, while parking-fee support, a specific bus stop and a step-free route remain unverified.

For international travelers

The Korea Tourism Organization publishes an English online page naming and explaining the dishes and listing the address, hours, holidays and phone. This verifies translated online information only, not spoken-language service or an on-site translated menu.

Before you visit

The main building closes during the Seollal and Chuseok holiday periods. The annex closes every Tuesday, operates on different hours and should be reconfirmed by phone before visiting. Break and last-order times were not published.

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JEJU-CITY · JEJU

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11 Seosa-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

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