Delicious Restaurant Jeju: Dishes, Address, How to Get There

Delicious restaurant in Seogwipo-si is an affordable Jeju eatery known for local soups — Gakjaegi-guk, Mel-guk and Bomal-guk — plus squid bibimbap, at 110 Jungang-ro in downtown Seogwipo.
For a visitor from abroad, that means a budget-priced meal of dishes you will not find outside Jeju, in a part of the island your Seogwipo sightseeing already covers.
This post covers what the place is known for, what each named dish is, how to get there from Jeju airport, the address and phone number to carry, and what else is around it.

Delicious Restaurant Jeju: What Is This Seogwipo Eatery Known For?

Gakjaegi-guk	Jeju-style pork soup, named as a house specialty on the listing
Bomal-guk	Soup made with bomal, a small sea snail eaten mainly in Jeju
Squid bibimbap	Listed as a dish tag; no preparation details are given
Mel-guk	Named in the listing description; its main ingredient is not confirmed

Delicious restaurant is an Affordable Establishment specializing in local Jeju dishes — the Jeju Tourism Organization’s English guide (visitjeju.net, content CONT_000000000501235) lists Gakjaegi-guk, Mel-guk and Bomal-guk as its specialties.
The listing is the official Jeju Tourism Organization English guide, so the dishes and the address come straight from it, and it was checked on October 7, 2026.
The place sits at 110 Jungang-ro, Seogwipo-si, with the phone number 064-763-3760.

Jungang-ro is a central road in Seogwipo city, so the restaurant is in downtown Seogwipo, close to the harbor area.
If you want a genuinely Jeju meal rather than tourist food, the specialties listed here point exactly there; if you need exact prices to plan a budget, the listing only confirms the ‘affordable’ classification.

Gakjaegi-guk, Bomal-guk and Squid Bibimbap: What Are These Dishes?

Gakjaegi-guk is a Jeju-style pork soup; the listing names it as a house specialty without detailing the preparation.
Korean food guides commonly describe Gakjaegi-guk as a pork and offal soup, comparable to a local version of haejangguk, and as a Seogwipo specialty.
Bomal-guk is soup made with bomal, a small top-shaped sea snail eaten mainly in Jeju, and it is served as a milky broth.

English guides often cite bomal-guk as a Jeju-only dish, which makes it the most distinctive of the three on the list.
Squid bibimbap appears as a dish tag on the listing, and Mel-guk is named in the description too — but no source says what Mel-guk’s main ingredient is, so it is left unexplained here.
If you want the dish you cannot get anywhere else on the island, pick Bomal-guk; if you want something warm and hearty, Gakjaegi-guk is the pork-soup pick.

How Do I Get to Delicious Restaurant in Seogwipo?

From Jeju International Airport, downtown Seogwipo takes roughly 45–60 minutes by bus — Airport Limousine 182 or express buses.
Jeju has no subway, so the practical ways to move around the island are buses, taxis or rental cars.
The exact bus stop and route for the restaurant itself are not confirmed in the listing, so plan to reach downtown Seogwipo first and find 110 Jungang-ro from there.

If you want to time your arrival against airport crowds, the Jeju Airport live flights and crowding page is one place to look before you set out.
If you are renting a car, the downtown Jungang-ro location puts the restaurant inside your normal Seogwipo driving loop; if you are on buses only, budget the 45–60 minutes each way.

Address, Phone and Hours: What Details Should I Carry?

Carry the address 110 Jungang-ro, Seogwipo-si and the phone number 064-763-3760.
The official listing gives the phone number but no opening hours or menu prices as of the October 7, 2026 listing date.
No opening hours or closing day appear in any recent source, and the listing shows the English name only — the restaurant’s Korean name is not confirmed, so a sign at the door may be hard to match by name.

Call 064-763-3760 before you go to confirm it is open, and use the address to point the way.
If your day has no slack for a closed kitchen, make the call that morning instead of assuming — parking availability and payment methods are also not confirmed in any source.

What Else Is Nearby in Downtown Seogwipo?

The address puts the restaurant on Jungang-ro, the central commercial district of Seogwipo, close to the harbor area.
That location falls inside the area covered by standard Seogwipo sightseeing routes, so the meal is easy to pair with a downtown walk or a harbor visit.
For plotting what to see around it, the Jeju travel guide map on koreankorea.com lists sights and restaurants in one place.
If you are already downtown for other stops, this makes a natural lunch or dinner anchor; if Seogwipo is your whole day’s destination, the same applies in reverse.

A Note Before You Go

The first thing I check on a Korean listing written for a foreign reader is what the dishes actually are and whether the Korean name is shown — without it, you cannot point at a sign, and that is exactly the gap here.
So if I were planning the day, I would anchor the meal to downtown Seogwipo — about 45–60 minutes by bus from the airport — and call 064-763-3760 that morning to confirm it is open before committing the trip.
What you can count on from this listing is the dishes, the classification and the address; what you cannot count on is hours, prices or a Korean sign to match, and the phone call covers most of that in one step.

👉 Jeju travel guide map (sights and restaurants)

👉 Jeju Airport live flights and crowding

👉 Jeju Tourism Organization English listing (visitjeju.net, CONT_000000000501235)

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Sources

• Bomal is a small Jeju sea snail served as soup (visitjeju.net)
• koreankorea.com Jeju map page usable as a planning link (koreankorea.com)
• koreankorea.com live airport page usable for arrival plannin (koreankorea.com)

The Short Version

• Order Gakjaegi-guk or Bomal-guk if you want the local dishes the listing names as specialties.
• Call 064-763-3760 that morning — hours and closing day are not published anywhere recent.
• Navigate by the address, 110 Jungang-ro, Seogwipo-si, not by the English name.
• Plan 45–60 minutes by bus from Jeju International Airport; there is no subway on Jeju.

FAQ

Q. What is Delicious restaurant on Jeju known for?

Local Jeju soups — the Jeju Tourism Organization listing names Gakjaegi-guk, Mel-guk and Bomal-guk as specialties, plus squid bibimbap among the dish tags, and classifies it as an Affordable Establishment.

Q. How do I get to Delicious restaurant in Seogwipo?

Downtown Seogwipo is roughly 45–60 minutes from Jeju International Airport by bus (Airport Limousine 182 or express buses); Jeju has no subway, so it is bus, taxi or rental car from there.

Q. How much does a meal at Delicious restaurant in Seogwipo cost?

The listing only confirms the ‘Affordable Establishment’ classification — per-dish prices are not published, so check the menu or call 064-763-3760.

Q. What are the opening hours of Delicious restaurant in Seogwipo?

No opening hours or closing day appear in any recent source as of October 7, 2026 — call 064-763-3760 before going.

Q. What does Bomal-guk taste like and what is in it?

It is a milky broth made with bomal, a small top-shaped sea snail eaten mainly in Jeju; the exact broth recipe is not detailed in the listing.

Dates worth adding to a calendar: none are published for this restaurant — the one action to diarize is the morning phone call, 064-763-3760, before your Seogwipo day.

Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (korean soup bowl) — AI-generated image, illustrative only

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