
Jaemi Jeju (Jeju-inspired bistro)
A relaxed Jeju bistro mixing island seafood with playful international comfort dishes and a small natural-wine list — ideal after a day exploring the west coast.
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A relaxed Jeju bistro mixing island seafood with playful international comfort dishes and a small natural-wine list — ideal after a day exploring the west coast.
A relaxed, seaside café in southern Jeju serving creative light plates that blend local seafood with European-style open toasts and snacks — easygoing for a casual lunch or dessert stop.
A small Marado bakery-café known for playful, island-inspired drinks and a creamy house coffee — a handy stop while exploring the island.

A straightforward Jeju seafood spot around Moseulpo/Marado known for fresh abalone and a range of eel dishes, plus clean, local-style mackerel sashimi. Good for travelers who want honest, island-style seafood without pretense.

A straightforward Jeju eatery favored by locals around Moseulpo and Marado for hearty kimchi jeongol and portions of Jeju black pork. Casual, communal dishes that suit groups and travelers coming off the ferry.
A down-to-earth Jeju grill focusing on local heukdwaeji (black pork), served as both classic belly and neck cuts plus aged specialty pieces—perfect after a day around Marado and Moseulpo.

A casual burger and drinks spot in the Moseulpo/Marado area of Jeju, known for letter-named burgers, straightforward sides, and a small but solid craft-beer selection.

A straightforward Jeju grill spot known for heukdwaeji (Jeju black pork) with a wide selection of cuts and set meals — popular with groups near Mopseulpo/Marado.

A humble, locally popular diner in the Moseulpo/Daejeong/Marado area of Jeju that specializes in hearty pork dishes. Visit for dombae-gogi and gogi-guksu — straightforward, deeply satisfying local flavors.

A down-to-earth Korean–Chinese spot in the Moseulpo/Marado area of Jeju, known for generous combo sets — tangsuyuk paired with various jjajang or jjamppong options is the local favorite.

A straightforward seaside diner on Marado known for fresh mackerel — grilled or served as sashimi with a warming soup. Seasonal yellowtail sashimi appears from October to March.

A simple, local grill on Marado that serves single portions of grilled meat — a convenient, no-frills meal after exploring the island.

A straightforward, home-style seafood spot serving fresh Jeju catches on and around Marado — locals come here for mackerel served every way and the island's prized soy-marinated shrimp.

A straightforward harbor-side seafood spot near Marado known for fresh local catches — sashimi sets, braised fish, and seasonal cold squid dishes prepared simply and reliably.

A long-running, no-frills harbor seafood spot on southwest Jeju known for its seasonal raw-fish sets and many cutlassfish (galchi) preparations; several sets are packaged for island excursions.

A no-frills Jeju seafood restaurant in the Moseulpo/Marado area known for a wide range of island catches—grilled, braised, souped, and raw. Great place to sample Jeju specialties like galchi (cutlassfish) and fresh daebangeo (yellowtail) sashimi.

A down-to-earth Jeju seafood noodle spot known for a briny, hearty bomal and abalone hand-cut kalguksu. A comforting choice after exploring Marado or the Moseulpo/Daejeong coast.

A no-frills Jeju eatery around Moseulpo and Marado, prized locally for refreshing wheat-style cold noodles and tender suyuk — perfect after a seaside wander.