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A poolside bar on Garden 1F of Lotte Hotel Jeju, serving pizzas, tteokbokki, fried chicken, seafood ramen and dishes made with Jeju black pork. The official page lists service from 12:00 to 21:00.
What makes this place distinctive
Pool Café is Lotte Hotel Jeju’s Garden 1F poolside bar. Its documented food range spans pizzas and fried chicken to seafood ramen and two dishes made with Jeju black pork.
Who it suits
Editorial guidanceEditorially, this venue suits travelers who want a meal beside the hotel's pool and groups choosing among shareable pizza, fried chicken and tteokbokki as well as individual rice or noodle dishes. Pool access with a bar visit alone was not verified.
What to order
Documented choices include lobster tteokbokki; fried chicken with fries; jambon and cheese-salad pizzas; seafood ramen; a beef rice bowl; Jeju black-pork sweet-and-sour pork and jajangmyeon; and a hamburger with fries. The menu does not state portion sizes or minimum orders.
Budget and extra costs
The official linked menu lists soft ice cream at KRW 6,500, Jeju black-pork jajangmyeon at KRW 33,000, a hamburger with fries at KRW 43,000, Jeju black-pork sweet-and-sour pork at KRW 45,000, seafood ramen at KRW 48,000 and lobster tteokbokki at KRW 63,000. Prices include service charge and VAT. The dining page states that hotel guests receive a 10% discount; eligibility details are not further specified.
Booking and using the venue
The official page lists service from 12:00 to 21:00 and gives +82 64-731-4250 for inquiries and reservations. It also advertises a Pool Café To-Go Box promotion through December 31, 2026, but does not identify every eligible dish or state a general takeaway policy.
For international travelers
The operator publishes an English dining page, and the linked menu labels dishes in Korean and English. This verifies published information languages only, not spoken language service on site. Foreign-phone booking requirements and payment methods were not verified.
Before you visit
The menu asks guests to tell staff about food allergies or special dietary requirements. Ingredient and origin labels are partial, so they do not establish that any dish is safe for a particular allergy or diet.
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