Myungsung-Shikdang in Jeju-si is a Korean table d’hote (set meal) restaurant near Samseonghyeol, popular with Jeju locals and best known for grilled tilefish (okdom-gui).
If you want to eat a Jeju-style Korean set meal and order it without speaking Korean, that one dish name is enough.
This guide covers what the official visitjeju.net listing says, where the restaurant sits, and how to plan the trip from Jeju Airport.
Key facts — As of 2026-10-05
- Myungsung-Shikdang, at 94, Samseong-ro in Jeju-si, is listed on the Jeju Tourism Organization’s English guide (visitjeju.net, content CNTS_000000000022381) as one of the most popular Korean table d’hote spots among Jeju locals, near Samseonghyeol.
- The dish to point at is ‘okdom-gui’ (옥돔구이) — grilled tilefish, a premium Jeju fish — and the phone number in the listing is 064-755-6664.
Myungsung-Shikdang Jeju: What This Korean Table D’hote Spot Is Known For
| Name as listed | Myungsung-Shikdang (also written Myeongseong Sikdang) |
|---|---|
| Address | 94, Samseong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do |
| Area | Jeju-si, near Samseonghyeol in Jeju city |
| Phone | 064-755-6664 |
| Listed on | visitjeju.net (Jeju Tourism Organization English guide), content CNTS_000000000022381 |
| Signature | Korean table d’hote set meal; okdom-gui (grilled tilefish) |
The official Jeju Tourism English guide describes Myungsung-Shikdang as one of the most popular Korean table d’hote spots among Jeju locals, near Samseonghyeol in Jeju city.
(visitjeju.net, content CNTS_000000000022381, as of October 5, 2026)
‘Table d’hote’ here means a Jeju-style set meal — rice plus a spread of small side dishes built around fresh local ingredients.
The listing tags are ‘Korean set meal’, ‘grilled tilefish’ and ‘Korean set menu’.
| Column | Detail |
|---|---|
| Store name | Myungsung-Shikdang (also written Myeongseong Sikdang) |
| What it’s known for | One of the most popular Korean table d’hote (Korean set meal) locations among Jeju locals |
| Signature tags | Korean set meal (table d’hote), grilled tilefish (okdom-gui), Korean set menu |
| Area | Jeju-si, Jeju-do |
| Nearby landmark | Near Samseonghyeol in Jeju city |
| Source | visitjeju.net English restaurant guide, content CNTS_000000000022381 |
The same place appears under two spellings, Myungsung-Shikdang and Myeongseong Sikdang, so use both when you search.
That helps you find it on maps or in taxi conversations.
The visitjeju.net listing itself is the source for all of this — treat it as one place worth knowing about, not a ‘best of Jeju’ verdict.
That is exactly how the official guide positions it.
What to Order: Okdom-Gui (Grilled Tilefish)
The dish to point at is ‘okdom-gui’ (옥돔구이) — grilled tilefish, a premium Jeju fish — and the Korean set meal is the other tag on the listing.
Okdom is a tilefish that appears on official Jeju food pages as a prized local fish, and grilling it (‘gui’) is the standard way it is served.
The Korean name matters: menu boards and side-dish labels are usually in Korean only.
My rule when I look at a restaurant listing like this is simple — I check whether the signature dish has a Korean name I can point at or say.
Okdom-gui passes that test, which is why it is the safest thing to order here.
If grilled tilefish does not appeal, the Korean set menu (baekban-style) is the alternative the listing tags give — the other specific dishes are not listed, so ask on the spot.
Where Exactly Is It? Address and Nearby Landmark
The address is 94, Samseong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, near Samseonghyeol in central Jeju city, and the phone number is 064-755-6664.
(visitjeju.net listing)
Samseonghyeol is a well-known site in downtown Jeju, so it works as a landmark to give a taxi driver even if you cannot read the street address.
The listing places the restaurant at coordinates 33.508854, 126.53518.
To see where the restaurant sits among other sights, the koreankorea.com Jeju travel guide map places sights and restaurants on one map — that is an easy way to judge whether it fits your day plan.
The exact walking distance and time from Samseonghyeol are not stated anywhere in the sources, so budget generously rather than guessing.
How to Get There from Jeju Airport and Jeju City
The restaurant sits in central Jeju city near Samseonghyeol, so a taxi or a car from Jeju Airport is the straightforward way to reach it; exact bus numbers could not be confirmed, so I would not plan around a specific route.
Before you fly, the koreankorea.com live Jeju Airport flights page shows arrivals and crowding — useful for picking the day and time you land and planning when to eat.
- Land at Jeju Airport and check crowding on the live flights page.
- Head into Jeju city toward Samseonghyeol.
- Show the driver the address: 94, Samseong-ro, Jeju-si (or say ‘Samseonghyeol nearby’).
- Call 064-755-6664 if you want to confirm anything on arrival.
If you are already staying in Jeju city, the restaurant is a short trip from central hotels, though the exact walking time is not published.
Hours, Prices and the One Call to Make Before Going
The visitjeju.net listing does not publish opening hours or menu prices, so the one thing to do before going is call 064-755-6664.
I would make that call myself — hours, prices, closing day, parking and reservations are all outside what the official listing covers, and I would keep the visit plan loose for that reason rather than build a day around a fixed time.
Because no price source exists, I am not quoting any menu cost here — if a set-meal price matters to your budget, the phone call is the only reliable answer.
The same goes for whether okdom-gui is ordered on its own or comes inside the set.
If a fixed lunch hour or a set budget is essential to your day, call first; if you are flexible, go and ask on arrival.
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👉 Jeju Tourism Organization listing for Myungsung-Shikdang
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Sources
- No 6-month source found — left out (visitjeju.net)
- nothing reliable in 6 months (koreankorea.com)
- koreankorea.com live Jeju Airport flight/crowding page — use (koreankorea.com)
Quick Summary for Your Trip Plan
- Give a taxi the address 94, Samseong-ro, Jeju-si, or the landmark Samseonghyeol.
- Point at or say ‘okdom-gui’ (옥돔구이) for grilled tilefish.
- 064-755-6664 — the restaurant’s phone number for hours, prices and the closing day.
- koreankorea.com/jeju-airport-live-flights-crowding/ — check live Jeju Airport flight and crowding info before picking your arrival day.
- koreankorea.com/jeju-travel-guide-map/ — a Jeju travel guide map marking sights and restaurants, useful for locating the restaurant.
- Search both spellings: Myungsung-Shikdang and Myeongseong Sikdang.
FAQ
Q. What is Myungsung-Shikdang on Jeju known for and how do I get there?
It is known as one of the most popular Korean table d’hote (set meal) spots among Jeju locals, near Samseonghyeol in Jeju city (visitjeju.net listing). Get there by heading to 94, Samseong-ro, Jeju-si from central Jeju city or Jeju Airport.
Q. What are the opening hours and closing day?
They are not published on the official visitjeju.net listing. Call 064-755-6664 to confirm before you go.
Q. How much does the set meal or okdom-gui cost?
No menu prices are published in any source I could confirm, so I am not quoting a figure. Ask by phone at 064-755-6664.
Q. Do I need a reservation, and is there parking?
The listing does not state a reservation policy or parking situation. Confirm both by phone if they matter to your plan.
Q. What else is nearby worth seeing?
The restaurant is near Samseonghyeol in downtown Jeju; the koreankorea.com Jeju travel guide map shows it alongside other sights and restaurants so you can pair it with your day.
Nothing on a calendar for this one — it is an evergreen restaurant guide. The figures in this post are as listed on visitjeju.net and koreankorea.com as of October 5, 2026.
Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (korean set meal) — AI-generated image, illustrative only
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