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Miyeongine Sikdang (Mackerel-focused seafood restaurant)

A no-frills Jeju seafood spot near Moseulpo Port known for very fresh mackerel sashimi followed by a bold, comforting fish stew.

Jeju IslandKorean Food > Hoe (sashimi) / Raw Fish / Tuna
3.6
(5 reviews)
Tucked near Moseulpo Port — famous on Jeju for its bountiful catches — Miyeongine Sikdang is a local favorite that’s recently drawn more visitors. The signature - + starts with glossy, silvery-skinned mackerel sashimi whose red flesh shines; the staff recommend tasting it lightly with soy or chojang, then wrapping it with seasoned onion, sesame-oil rice and gim (seaweed). When the sashimi is nearly gone, a steaming, refreshing-yet-spicy fish stew arrives — a natural pairing with soju or beer.

Local Tips

  • Order the Godeungeo-hoe + Tang combo to get sashimi first, then a steaming fish stew that pairs well with drinks
  • A longtime local hangout — can get busy at lunch and dinner; reservations accepted
  • Eat sashimi with seasoned onion and sesame-oil rice wrapped in gim for the classic local bite

Menu

-gui (grilled mackerel)15,000 KRW
- (Large) + (mackerel sashimi + fish stew)85,000 KRW
- (Small) + (mackerel sashimi + fish stew)60,000 KRW
Bang-eo- (yellowtail sashimi; seasonal Oct–Mar)Seasonal (Oct–Mar)

Practical Information

Category
Korean Food > Hoe (sashimi) / Raw Fish / Tuna
Address
42 Hamohang-guro, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea
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Operating Hours
Daily 11:30 AM–10:00 PM
Facilities
Takeout,Reservations available,Parking available

Glossary

Bangeo
Yellowtail/amberjack — a prized sashimi fish on Jeju, best from October to March.
Godeungeo
Mackerel — a common, flavorful fish around Jeju, enjoyed grilled or raw as sashimi.
Hoe
Korean-style raw fish (sashimi), typically thinly sliced and eaten with sauces and sides.
Tang
A hot, savory soup served alongside sashimi; here it complements the strong flavor of mackerel.