Haeseong Dotturi Aewol Black Pork (해성도뚜리) is a Jeju black pork restaurant at 682 Aewolhaean-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, listed on Olle Trail Course 16 with the phone number 0507-1376-6321.
That puts it on the Aewol coastal road, about 30–40 minutes by car from Jeju City, so it fits a day plan that combines a coastal walk with a meal.
This post covers what the restaurant is known for, the three dishes on its official listing with their Korean names, how to get there, how to call, and which details to check before you go.
What Is Haeseong Dotturi Aewol Black Pork?
| Name (Korean) | 해성도뚜리 (Haeseong Dotturi) |
|---|---|
| Address | 682 Aewolhaean-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si |
| Phone (visitjeju.net) | 0507-1376-6321 |
| Phone (NOL World) | +82-64-713-6321 |
| Map coordinates | 33.4817673, 126.3751438 |
| Trail | Olle Trail Course 16 |
Per the visitjeju.net official listing (CNTS_200000000013317, checked September 28, 2026), Haeseong Dotturi Aewol Black Pork is at 682 Aewolhaean-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, at map coordinates 33.4817673,126.3751438, on Olle Trail Course 16.
The listing places it on the Aewol coastal road, which the Jeju Tourism guide describes as having the most beautiful scenery in Jeju.
If your plan mixes a coastal walk with a meal, that combination is the reason this address works.
The visitjeju.net guide states the restaurant reopened in 2015 as the 9th restaurant of the ‘Making Delicious Jeju’ initiative, with recipe transfer and remodeling support from Hotel Shilla — 8 restaurants preceded it, and ‘Doturi’ (도뚜리) is Jeju dialect for pig.
So the name tells you the specialty before you open the menu: pork, in the local word.
The official listing is written in English and aimed at foreign visitors, so it is the entry to rely on first.
When a Jeju restaurant exists only in listings, I first check what the official visitjeju.net English entry states — address, phone, tagged dishes — and what it leaves out.
What to Order: Jeju Black Pork and Tomato Jjamppong
The tagged dishes on the official listing are Jeju Black Pork, Grilled Black Pork and Tomato Jjamppong; prices and opening hours are not published on either listing.
Jeju black pork (흑돼지, heuk-dwaeji) is the dish the restaurant is named for, and NOL World’s entry notes tomato jjamppong as a house specialty: ‘Enjoy great black pork and delicious Jjamppong made with tomatoes.’
Tomato jjamppong is a spicy Korean noodle-and-seafood soup, and here it is made with tomatoes — whether it is served as a main or a side is not explained in the listing.
Say ‘Heuk-dwaeji’ (흑돼지) for black pork and ‘Doturi’ (도뚜리) when you order, and keep the Korean dish names on hand to point at the menu.
For two people, portion sizes are not stated in any listing, so calling ahead is the way to get a straight answer.
If you read some Korean, the menu words 흑돼지 and 도뚜리 match the name 해성도뚜리, which makes pointing easy.
Where It Is and How to Get There
Aewol is on Jeju’s northwestern coast, and the drive from Jeju City center takes roughly 30–40 minutes by car.
Jeju has no subway, so the Aewol coastal road is reached by bus, rental car or taxi.
Exact bus numbers to the Aewol coastal road are not confirmed in the listing, so a route app is the reliable way to plan the leg.
- Put the address 682 Aewolhaean-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, or the coordinates 33.4817673,126.3751438, into your map app.
- If you are driving straight from Jeju International Airport, check the live Jeju Airport flight and crowding page on koreankorea.com before you leave.
- Budget about 30–40 minutes for the drive from Jeju City, longer in late-afternoon coastal traffic.
- If you want the walk too, pick up Olle Trail Course 16 — the restaurant sits right on it, though the exact distance from the trail is not confirmed.
The Aewol coastal road it sits on is described as having the most beautiful scenery in Jeju, so the drive is part of the plan rather than a cost of it.
The koreankorea.com Jeju travel guide map covers sights and restaurants in the region, which helps if you are pairing the meal with other stops.
Calling and Booking as a Foreign Visitor
Two phone numbers exist across the listings: 0507-1376-6321 (visitjeju.net) and +82-64-713-6321 (NOL World), and both may reach the same restaurant — which one handles reservations is not confirmed.
The 0507 number is a Korean dial-by-name business number, and the 064 number is the Jeju area code.
When I plan a meal at a listing-only restaurant, I call the official tourism listing’s number first and have the Korean dish names ready.
You can use this sentence when calling: "Hello, I would like to book a table for X people on MM/DD at HH:MM.
Thank you!"
In Korean, the same line means: "Hello, would it be possible to book for X people at HH o’clock on MM/DD?
Please excuse my Korean!"
(안녕하세요, MM/DD HH시에 X명 예약 가능할까요? 한국어가 서툴러서 양해 부탁드립니다) Whether the +82-64 line can take a reservation in English is not confirmed, so the 0507 visitjeju.net number is the first call.
If a booking by phone does not work out, the confirmed facts still give you an address and a walkable trail — a lunchtime arrival on the coastal road is the fallback.
What to Check Before You Go
Opening hours, closing day, break time, prices and parking are not stated in the official visitjeju.net listing and were not confirmed from any source dated within the last 6 months.
That means you should not plan a schedule around a specific opening time or a price budget for this restaurant from this post.
One check before you leave covers it: call the 0507 number, and look at the visitjeju.net English listing for any updates.
Use the visitjeju.net English listing as primary, and NOL World’s entry as a cross-check — it agrees on address and phone, and NOL World is Naver’s English POI guide.
The koreankorea.com Jeju travel map is the tool for what else is nearby, and the live airport crowding page covers arrival timing.
If a detail matters to your plan — hours, parking, price per person — the phone call is the only confirmed way to get it.
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👉 visitjeju.net official English listing
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Sources
- Official listing CNTS_200000000013317: address, phone, tags, (visitjeju.net)
- Nearby reference tools (koreankorea.com)
- world.nol.com
Quick summary
- Order by saying ‘Heuk-dwaeji’ (흑돼지, black pork) and ‘Doturi’ (도뚜리, Jeju dialect for pig), and keep the Korean dish names to point at the menu.
- Call 0507-1376-6321 (the visitjeju.net number) first; +82-64-713-6321 from NOL World may reach the same restaurant, but which line takes reservations is not confirmed.
- Drive time from Jeju City is about 30–40 minutes; Jeju has no subway, so bus, rental car or taxi are the options.
- The restaurant sits on Olle Trail Course 16 on the Aewol coastal road — plan the coastal walk around the meal.
- Hours, prices, closing day and parking are not stated in the official listing, so confirm those by phone before you go.
FAQ
Q. Does Haeseong Dotturi Aewol Black Pork take reservations?
The listings give two phone numbers — 0507-1376-6321 (visitjeju.net) and +82-64-713-6321 (NOL World) — but which one handles reservations is not confirmed, so call the 0507 number first.
Q. Does Haeseong Dotturi take reservations by phone for foreign visitors, and is the +82-64-713-6321 line English-capable?
A phone reservation is the only confirmed booking route, and the visitjeju.net listing is published in English for foreign visitors; whether the +82-64-713-6321 line itself can handle English calls is not confirmed.
Q. Where is Haeseong Dotturi Aewol Black Pork and how do I get there?
It is at 682 Aewolhaean-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, on Olle Trail Course 16, about 30–40 minutes by car from Jeju City; Jeju has no subway, so go by bus, rental car or taxi.
Q. What should I order at Haeseong Dotturi?
The official listing tags Jeju Black Pork, Grilled Black Pork and Tomato Jjamppong, and NOL World describes the tomato jjamppong as a house specialty.
Q. What are the opening hours and prices at Haeseong Dotturi?
Neither the visitjeju.net listing nor NOL World publishes opening hours or prices, so confirm both by phone at 0507-1376-6321 before you go.
Check the visitjeju.net listing for the latest details before you go, and see the Jeju travel guide map on koreankorea.com to plan the rest of your Aewol day.
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