Dalin Fisheries is a sashimi and seafood stall inside Seogwipo Olle Market in Seogwipo-si, listed by the Jeju Tourism Organization for fresh raw fish at market prices, about 55 minutes from Jeju airport by Airport Limousine Bus 181.
That means your decision is mostly about where you are sleeping: if you are in Seogwipo, it is a walk from your accommodation area; if you are in Jeju City, it is an hour of travel you should only spend if Seogwipo is already on your day’s plan.
This post covers what the stall is known for, what to order and the Korean words to say it, price context, hours context, how to get there, and what is around it.
Key facts — As of 2026-10-03
- Airport Limousine Bus 181 from Jeju International Airport takes about 55 minutes to Seogwipo city center; general estimates put the airport-to-Seogwipo ride at 50-70 minutes by bus or rental car.
- Community-sourced market figures, not confirmed for this stall: a raw-fish plate around 20,000-30,000 KRW for two, or a sashimi + maeuntang set from about 30,000 KRW.
Dalin Fisheries Jeju: What This Market Sashimi Stall Is Known For
| Staying in Seogwipo, want fresh seafood without a formal restaurant | Fits — market-priced sashimi inside the Olle Market, per the Visit Jeju listing |
|---|---|
| Staying in Jeju City, wondering if it is worth the trip | Go only if Seogwipo is already on the day’s plan — roughly 50-70 minutes by bus or rental car |
| Do not speak Korean and worry about ordering | Learn three words — hoe, maeuntang, il inja juseyo — and point at the tank or menu |
| Want the exact price of a sashimi plate before going | No confirmed figure — a typical market raw-fish plate runs around 20,000-30,000 KRW, but confirm on site |
| Planning a dinner visit after 9 PM | Go earlier — the market runs roughly 09:00-21:00 and quiets by 8-9 PM |
Dalin Fisheries is a seafood stall inside Seogwipo Olle Market at 22, Jungjeong-ro 73beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, and it is known for a wide variety of fresh Jeju sashimi at affordable prices.
Per the Visit Jeju English listing (retrieved October 4, 2026), the stall sits in the Olle Market district near Jungjeong-ro in central Seogwipo, and its official tags read Seogwipo, Olle Market, Fresh Sashimi and Spicy Fish Stew.
The phone number on the listing is 064-763-0089, so you can call ahead on the day if your Korean is up to it.
One thing worth knowing before you plan around it: the listing is a directory entry, so it tells you the address and the two highlighted dishes, but it does not publish hours, a menu or prices.
What to Order: Hoe and Maeuntang, and How to Say It
The two dishes the listing highlights are fresh sashimi, known in Korean as hoe, and spicy fish stew, known as maeuntang.
Hoe is a raw fish platter — at a market stall, raw fish is typically sold by plate or portion.
Maeuntang is a spicy Korean stew usually made from fish trimmings, and it is the standard pairing with hoe; at market stalls the stew is often prepared upstairs after you order.
Three Korean words carry a full order here: sashimi = hoe, spicy fish stew = maeuntang, and ‘one plate please’ = il inja juseyo.
Market = sijang, which is useful for taxi directions to Seogwipo Olle Market.
If saying the words feels risky, pointing at the fish tank or the menu works — the dishes are visible, not hidden.
How Much Does Sashimi Cost at Seogwipo Olle Market?
No price for Dalin Fisheries is published in the Visit Jeju listing, and no recent dated source confirms a figure for this stall.
Community-sourced market figures, not confirmed for this stall: a raw-fish plate around 20,000-30,000 KRW for two, a whole fish from about 30,000 KRW, or a sashimi + maeuntang set from about 30,000 KRW.
The safe way to read those numbers: they describe what raw fish generally goes for at Jeju market stalls, not Dalin Fisheries’ menu — treat the range as a budget line and settle the actual figure on site.
If you need a firm number before you go, the listing’s phone number (064-763-0089) is the only first-party channel available.
When to Go: Hours Context and Evening Visits
Plan the meal for daytime or early evening: Seogwipo Olle Market generally runs roughly 09:00-21:00, and traditional markets commonly quiet down by around 8-9 PM.
Dalin Fisheries’ own opening hours, break day and closing day are not stated in the listing, so check on site or by phone for the day you have in mind.
Markets are most lively in daytime and early evening, which matters if you want to see the stalls at full selection rather than near closing.
If your evening schedule only frees up after 9 PM, pick another dinner spot in Seogwipo instead of gambling on the market.
How to Get There From Jeju International Airport
Airport Limousine Bus 181 from Jeju International Airport takes about 55 minutes to Seogwipo city center; general estimates put the airport-to-Seogwipo ride at 50-70 minutes by bus or rental car.
- Land at Jeju International Airport and check the arrivals board — the live flights and crowding page is useful for picking your day.
- Take Airport Limousine Bus 181 toward Seogwipo and get off near the Olle Market in the city center.
- Walk the short distance to Seogwipo Olle Market at 22, Jungjeong-ro 73beon-gil.
- Find the stall inside the market — its exact position within the market aisles is not mapped in the listing, so ask at the market or look for a sashimi sign.
A rental car is the alternative if you are touring the south coast the same day; Jeju has no subway.
For orientation, the Jeju travel map on koreankorea.com plots sights and restaurants around Seogwipo.
Who It Suits and What Else Is Around
The stall suits travelers already staying in Seogwipo who want market-priced fresh seafood rather than a sit-down tourist restaurant.
Around it, Seogwipo Olle Market is the island’s best-known traditional market in downtown Seogwipo — produce stalls, street food and market sashimi stalls selling raw fish by plate for eating on site or takeout — and the surrounding streets hold central Seogwipo’s dining and shopping.
If you are staying in Jeju City, the honest call is that an hour of travel each way is a lot for one stall; it earns its place when Seogwipo is already your destination for the day.
Cash is a sensible fallback: traditional market food stalls are cash-friendly, though card acceptance varies by stall and is not confirmed for this one.
Parking near the Olle Market is likewise not verified from recent sources, so if you are driving, build in time to find a spot.
If it were my trip, I would plan the meal for daytime or early evening and bring cash, because that is when the market is at its liveliest and when a cash-friendly stall is least likely to turn you away.
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Sources
- No confirmed per-plate price for this stall; typical market (visitjeju.net)
- Airport Limousine 181 serves Seogwipo from Jeju Intl Airport (koreankorea.com)
- Airport limousine bus or car from Jeju International Airport (koreankorea.com)
Quick Summary
- Fresh sashimi (hoe) and spicy fish stew (maeuntang) at market prices, inside Seogwipo Olle Market — 22 Jungjeong-ro 73beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, 064-763-0089.
- Airport Limousine Bus 181 from Jeju airport: about 55 minutes to Seogwipo city center.
- Order with hoe, maeuntang, il inja juseyo — or point at the tank.
- Budget line: raw-fish plates at market stalls generally run 20,000-30,000 KRW for two; confirm the actual price on site.
- Go in daytime or early evening — the market quiets by 8-9 PM — and bring cash.
FAQ
Q. What are Dalin Fisheries’ opening hours and does it have a break time or closing day?
The Visit Jeju listing does not state the stall’s hours, break day or closing day. Seogwipo Olle Market generally runs roughly 09:00-21:00; confirm the stall’s own hours on site or by phone at 064-763-0089.
Q. How much does a sashimi plate or spicy fish stew cost at Dalin Fisheries?
No confirmed price exists — the listing publishes no menu figures. A typical market raw-fish plate runs around 20,000-30,000 KRW for two, but that is a general market pattern, not this stall’s confirmed menu.
Q. Where exactly inside Seogwipo Olle Market is the stall, and is there parking nearby?
The listing places it inside the market at 22, Jungjeong-ro 73beon-gil but not its exact position within the aisles, and parking nearby is not confirmed from recent sources — ask at the market on arrival.
Q. Can non-Korean speakers order there — do the stalls accept pointing at the menu?
Yes, pointing works: the fish and dishes are visible. Learn hoe (sashimi), maeuntang (spicy fish stew) and il inja juseyo (one plate please), and ordering is a two-word job.
Q. Is Dalin Fisheries open in the evening, or is it a daytime market stall?
Seogwipo Olle Market generally runs until about 9 PM but quiets down by 8-9 PM, so treat Dalin Fisheries as a daytime-to-early-evening option; the stall’s own evening hours are not confirmed.
If Seogwipo is on your itinerary, pair this with the Jeju travel map and the live airport page before your travel day.
Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (sashimi market stall) — AI-generated image, illustrative only
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