Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant (Byeoloreum Nohyeong Branch) is a butcher-shop restaurant in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, listed in the official Jeju Tourism English guide for fresh Jeju black pork and Hanwoo beef at affordable prices.
For a visitor from abroad, that means the island’s signature pork in the same building where the meat is sold, a short taxi ride from Jeju International Airport.
This post covers what to order and the Korean words to point at, what the listing confirms and does not, and how to get there from the airport.
Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant Jeju — What Kind of Place Is It?
| Name: Byeoloreum Nohyeong Branch (listed as Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant) | Business hours, break time, closing day |
|---|---|
| Type: butcher-shop restaurant (jakga-jib) — meat sold by weight, grilled on site | Menu prices — ‘affordable prices’ is the guide’s wording, not a number |
| Address: B201, 3213-27 1100-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do | Parking |
| Phone: 064-745-9289 | Reservation policy (walk-in or phone) |
| Tags: Nohyeong-dong, Butcher Restaurant, Black Pork, Food | Bus numbers from the airport |
| Map pin: 33.4758772, 126.4816185 | Other cuts besides black pork and Hanwoo |
Byeoloreum Nohyeong Branch is a butcher-shop restaurant in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, listed in the Jeju Tourism Organization’s official English guide (visitjeju.net, checked 2026-09-27) as offering fresh black pork and Hanwoo beef at affordable prices.
A butcher-shop restaurant — jakga-jib in Korean — is a place that sells fresh cuts by weight and grills them in the same building.
The official guide tags it under Butcher Restaurant, Black Pork and Food, and places it on 1100-ro on the island’s north coast, near Jeju City’s main commercial district.
If you want the island’s signature pork without hunting through rankings, the guide’s own listing is the simplest starting point.
What to Order — Black Pork or Hanwoo, and How to Say It
Black pork is heuk-dwaeji and Hanwoo beef is hanu — write the two words down or show them on your screen, and you can order without speaking Korean.
Black pork is Jeju’s signature pork breed and a standard first order for visitors, which is why the official listing tags include Black Pork.
At a butcher-shop restaurant, meat is chosen by weight at the counter and then grilled at your table — asking for about 100 grams more or less per person is a normal adjustment.
First-time visitor set on the island’s pork: order black pork (heuk-dwaeji).
If your group wants beef as well, hanu comes from the same listing as a fresh cut, and both are priced as affordable by the guide.
If I were sending a friend, I would have them screenshot the two words before leaving the airport and check the live flights page on landing.
How Much Does It Cost?
The official listing describes the prices as affordable but prints no numbers, so this post cannot give you a price for this restaurant.
The address and phone from the listing are confirmed details; exact menu prices for this branch are not published anywhere checked as of 2026-09-27.
Because the counter sells meat by weight, your bill depends on how many grams you order — a useful habit is to ask the price per 100 grams at the counter before committing to the amount.
If the exact price decides your plans, one call to 064-745-9289 settles it before you get in a taxi.
Hours, Parking and Reservations — Call 064-745-9289
The phone number on the official listing is 064-745-9289, and that call is where hours, closing day and today’s prices come from.
When a restaurant listing gives no hours and no prices, the first thing I check is whether the phone number is printed — here it is, so opening hours and the day’s prices are one call away.
The listing does not print parking information either, and whether the branch takes reservations by phone is not stated in any source.
If your evening depends on a specific dinner time, call before heading out; if you are flexible, the walk from the nearby streets is short either way.
How to Get There from Jeju Airport
From Jeju International Airport, take a taxi toward Jeju Convention Center / Nohyeong-dong — about 6–7 km and roughly 10–15 minutes — or a city bus heading along 1100-ro toward Seogwipo and get off near the Nohyeong-dong stop.
The address is B201, 3213-27 1100-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, and the map pin is 33.4758772, 126.4816185.
Jeju Island has no subway, so getting to 1100-ro in Nohyeong-dong means an airport taxi of about 10–15 minutes or a city bus along 1100-ro — the listing itself does not print a bus route, so check current bus numbers in a map app before you go.
Landing without a car: taxi to Nohyeong-dong.
Landing with a rental: the pin on the Jeju travel guide map gets you the last stretch.
What Else Is Near the Restaurant
Nohyeong-dong sits next to the Jungang rotary and Jeju Convention Center area, within walking distance of cafes, bars and the Shin-Jeju shopping streets.
The official listing places the restaurant near Jeju City’s main commercial district on the island’s north coast, so pairing it with a city afternoon needs no extra transport.
If you want to see what else is on the way, the Jeju travel guide map lists sights and restaurants around Nohyeong-dong, and the airport’s live flights page helps you plan the arrival leg.
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👉 Live Jeju Airport flights and crowding page
👉 Official visitjeju.net listing (CNTS_200000000013097)
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Sources
- Meat sold by weight, chosen at counter, grilled at table (ge (visitjeju.net)
- nearby_airport_link (koreankorea.com)
- Jeju has no subway; no confirmed bus route numbers from the (koreankorea.com)
Summary
- Check the address before you set out: B201, 3213-27 1100-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, and call 064-745-9289 if the pin looks wrong.
- Jeju has no subway, so plan the last leg by bus, taxi or rental car.
- Show the two Korean words for the meats on your screen when you order.
- At a jakga-jib the meat is weighed at the counter, so say if you want roughly 100g more or less per person.
- Hours, prices, parking and reservations are not printed in the listing — one call to 064-745-9289 covers all four.
FAQ
Q. What is Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant on Jeju known for and how do I get there?
It is known as a butcher-shop restaurant in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, selling fresh Jeju black pork and Hanwoo beef by weight (official Jeju Tourism listing, checked 2026-09-27). From Jeju International Airport it is about 6–7 km — a 10–15 minute taxi toward Jeju Convention Center, or a city bus along 1100-ro. Jeju has no subway.
Q. How much does a meal at Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant cost?
No menu price for this branch is published; the official listing says only ‘affordable prices’. Ask the price per 100 grams at the counter, or call 064-745-9289 before going.
Q. Does Byeoloreum Nohyeong Branch take reservations?
Whether the branch accepts phone reservations or is walk-in only is not stated in any source checked as of 2026-09-27. The phone number to ask is 064-745-9289.
Q. What are the opening hours of Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant?
The official listing does not print opening hours, a break time or a closing day. Call 064-745-9289 for the hours on the day you plan to go.
Q. Is there parking at Byeoloreum Meat Restaurant?
Parking information is not printed on the official listing. Call 064-745-9289 to ask before driving; otherwise a taxi from the airport avoids the question.
Check the live Jeju Airport flights page before you land, and keep 064-745-9289 in your phone for the hours call.
Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (korean black pork) — AI-generated image, illustrative only
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