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Jeju Olle Naengmyeon: comforting Korean cuisine in Jeju

It was right in the thick of summer, which made it perfect for eating naengmyeon. But there's also never a bad time to eat pork soup!

Back in 2017, my friends and I went to Jeju on a whim (sort of).

We had no planned itinerary, and had even less idea of where we should eat at. It turned out not to be a bad thing after all because we discovered so many unexpectedly amazing eats along the way, including Jeju Olle Naengmyeon!

We were actually looking for a black pork KBBQ restaurant but ended up at Jeju Olle Naengmyeon. It was right in the thick of summer, which made it perfect for eating naengmyeon (as per my friend’s order) – but there’s also never a bad time to eat pork soup!

What to eat at Jeju Olle Naengmyeon

Most people actually come here to eat naengmyeon or one of their 12 seafood stews (oops).

However, I wasn’t much of a seafood fan and I had enough naengmyeon, so I wanted to try something else.

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Pork soup

Piping hot soup paired with extra cold Hite beer? Yes please!

The soup was the right amount of salty – I especially appreciated the generous amount of spring onions and meat that they added for a highly satisfying meal.

While their banchan was slightly lacking in quantity, they made up for it with quality. The radish kimchi, in particular, was spicy but highly addictive.

This restaurant is located just 10 minutes away from the airport, but we stopped over here at one of the Jeju City Tour bus stops (I believe it’s Black Pork Restaurant Street). We then walked a short distance before chancing upon Jeju Olle Naengmyeon.

Either way, if you’re craving for some hot stews before or after your flight at Jeju Airport, this is the restaurant to get your fill!


DIRECTIONS

Address: 2466-1, Nohyeong-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

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Tofu V is a Singapore-based travel writer who has been documenting trips to South Korea since 2017, alongside practical guides to destinations across Asia and beyond. More recent articles also cover the realities of travelling with a young child, from transport and naps to attractions, food and accommodation.

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