Momezone Jeju: What to Order, Address & Phone — Gujwa-Eup

On the official Jeju Tourism listing (checked October 6, 2026), Momezone — also written Momejon Restaurant — at 202 Gujwahaean-ro, Gujwa-eup is a ‘Certified Local Food‘ restaurant serving traditional Jeju cuisine.

What Is Momezone on Jeju Known For?

Name on listing	Momezone (Momejon Restaurant)
Address	202 Gujwahaean-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si
Area	Gujwa-eup, eastern Jeju — not Jeju City downtown
Phone	0507-1308-0585
Certification	Certified Local Food (Jeju Tourism listing)
Award	Grand Prize, 2010 Jeju Local Food Contest
Hours, prices, parking	Not published — confirm by phone

Momezone is known for traditional Jeju cuisine — it carries the ‘Certified Local Food’ tag and won the Grand Prize at the 2010 Jeju Local Food Contest.

That information comes from the Jeju Tourism Organization’s official English listing on visitjeju.net, which describes it as a famous gourmet restaurant for traditional island food.
The listing is aimed at foreign visitors, so it works as a first source even without Korean.

If you want traditional Jeju food rather than tourist-fusion dishes, this is the kind of listing tag to look for — and when I check a place like this, the address and transit info come before the menu, because that is what decides whether the trip works.

What to Order: Momguk, Gingi-juk and Bomal-kalguksu

The listing tags exactly three dishes: Momguk (몸국), Gingi-juk (긴이죽) and Bomal-kalguksu (보말칼국수).

Momguk is a Jeju pork-and-greens soup, a traditional island dish often served at large gatherings; Gingi-juk is a Jeju-style porridge; and Bomal-kalguksu is knife-cut noodle soup in a broth made with bomal, a small Jeju top shell.
Save the Korean names on your phone so you can point at them when ordering.

If you can only pick one and you want the dish locals treat as Jeju food, Momguk is the one tagged first on the listing — though the exact menu beyond these three dishes is not confirmed, so expect to ask on site.

Where Is It: Address and Area in Gujwa-eup

Momezone sits at 202 Gujwahaean-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si — in eastern Jeju, not Jeju City downtown.

Gujwa-eup is on the northeast coast, near Sehwa Beach and the Udo ferry area, and the Manjanggul lava tube is in the same district, so it pairs with an east-coast day plan.
The Jeju travel guide map shows where Gujwa-eup sits relative to the sights you are already visiting.

If your day is built around Jeju City or the south coast, treat this as a dedicated east-side stop rather than a quick detour.

How Do I Get There from Jeju City or the Airport?

From Jeju airport the direction is east toward Gujwa-eup along the coast — the address is confirmed, but no bus route number from Jeju City or the airport is confirmed by a first-hand source.

On arrival, the live Jeju Airport flights and crowding page is useful for timing your exit from the terminal, and the travel guide map shows the road layout toward Gujwa-eup.
A rental car is the usual way visitors reach the east coast, but check current bus options yourself rather than trusting a number from an old post.

If you travel without a car, plan the transit leg before you leave Jeju City — the restaurant listing itself gives no transit details.

Hours, Prices and Parking: What the Listing Does Not Say

The official listing publishes no opening hours, break time, closing day, menu prices or parking information — the one confirmed step is to call 0507-1308-0585 before going.

Because the listing may be out of date, whether the restaurant is currently operating should also be confirmed by phone before you build a meal around it.
The listing uses three spellings for the same place — ‘Momezone’, ‘Momejon Restaurant’ and ‘Mome Zone’ — so searching any of them leads back to the same entry.

If it were me, I would save the three Korean dish names (몸국, 긴이죽, 보말칼국수) on my phone and call the day before — the listing is silent on both, and pointing at Korean is the one trick that always works.

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Sources

• Momguk is a Jeju pork soup with ground mung bean seeds and p (visitjeju.net)
• Same district as Manjanggul lava tube; near Sehwa Beach and (koreankorea.com)
• Nearby aid 2 (koreankorea.com)

What To Remember

• Momezone = Momejon Restaurant = Mome Zone — same place, same listing.
• Save 몸국 (Momguk), 긴이죉 (Gingi-juk), 보말칼국수 (Bomal-kalguksu) to point at when ordering.
• Call 0507-1308-0585 the day before — hours and prices are not published anywhere.
• Budget it as an east-Jeju day stop; pair it with Sehwa, Udo or Manjanggul.
• Check bus routes yourself — no route number is confirmed.

FAQ

Q. What is Momezone on Jeju known for?

Traditional Jeju cuisine — it is tagged ‘Certified Local Food’ on the official Jeju Tourism listing and won the Grand Prize at the 2010 Jeju Local Food Contest.

Q. Where is Momezone located?

202 Gujwahaean-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si — eastern Jeju, on the northeast coast near Sehwa Beach and the Udo ferry area.

Q. How do I get to Momezone from Jeju airport?

Head east toward Gujwa-eup along the coast; the address is confirmed but no bus route number is confirmed, so verify current bus options or use a rental car.

Q. What are Momezone’s opening hours and menu prices?

The official listing publishes neither — call 0507-1308-0585 before going to confirm hours, prices and whether it is currently operating.

Q. Is parking available at Momezone?

Parking is not mentioned on the official listing, so confirm by phone at 0507-1308-0585.

Next on the calendar: check the airport crowding page the morning you fly to Jeju, and call the restaurant the day before your east-coast day.

Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (jeju korean food) — AI-generated image, illustrative only

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