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Dongmun Traditional Market was not quite what I expected, it felt more like a typical tourist market than a local one. That said, the energy is lively, and the street food scene is worth checking out. One highlight I recommend is the freshly squeezed tangerine juice, sweet, refreshing, and a nice way to enjoy one of Jeju’s specialties. If you’re nearby, it’s worth a quick visit, but don’t expect a hidden gem, it’s popular for a reason.

I love going to local markets and won’t miss a chance to explore one. There are a huge variety of seafood vendors and plenty of those selling tangerines and snacks. It is a must to get a bottle of tangerine juice. And the tangerine mochi were really great, I love them and they were not too sweet as well. The natural sweetness of tangerine goes really well with the red beans and the mochi has such a light texture. Most of the shops are selling the same things with the same promotion mechanics. Just get from someone that you like. Great place to get some snacks as souvenirs. I like the dark chocolate tangerines and also the gummy sweets.

Dongmun Traditional Market is a must-visit place for all visitors to Jeju. It was established in 1945 and moved to the present site in 1954. It offers a variety of goods including fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, local cookies, souvenirs, clothing, fish, shellfish and various types seafood, etc. There are many food stalls selling all kinds of Korean foods and snacks. Many people queue up at the popular stalls buy the food including the black pork rolls and raw fish slices. It gets crowded in the evening.

We came in at night, most of the wetmarket are close, but still plenty of food stalls and gifts shops open, basically a night market. Recommend to come in both day and night time, should be quite different. You can get a glimpse of how the locals live their lives. The foods are great!!

A very lively market especially at night! There are lots of nice ladies offering free taste of🍊🍊🍊. I wana try all these yummy smelling food that I only see from kdrama!

A vibrant place. Delecious food, lot of options and amazing energy. The energy and variety of the food choice differs in different markets around Korea and this was definitely my best market experience.

A Sensory Journey: My Honest Review of Dongmun Traditional Market, Jeju (4/5 Stars) Stepping into Dongmun Traditional Market felt like being enveloped in a warm, buzzing hug. From the moment I crossed the threshold, the air was alive with the scent of fresh seafood, sweet tangerines, and sizzling street food. It's truly the beating heart of Jeju, and I'm so glad I made the time to get lost in its vibrant chaos. My visit was in the late afternoon, transitioning into the early evening, which I highly recommend. The market hums during the day with locals doing their daily shopping – the freshest fish, vibrant produce, and everyday essentials. It was fascinating to see this side of Jeju life, a stark contrast to some of the more picturesque, tranquil spots on the island. But as the sun dipped lower, Dongmun transformed. The "Night Market" section came alive with dazzling neon lights and the rhythmic sizzle of countless food stalls. This is where my emotional connection truly began. I wandered, mesmerized by the sheer variety: blow-torched black pork skewers, cheesy abalone, vibrant fruit tanghulu, and endless variations of local pancakes. The energy was infectious, with vendors calling out to passersby and the happy chatter of families and friends. I remember stopping at a stall selling Jeju's famous Hallabong tangerines. The vendor, a sweet elderly lady with a bright smile, insisted I try a piece. It was incredibly juicy and sweet, bursting with the essence of the island. It wasn't just a transaction; it was a small, genuine moment of connection that made me feel truly welcome. I splurged on some freshly prepared sashimi, which was unbelievably fresh, practically melting in my mouth. And of course, I couldn't resist a few of the adorable tangerine-themed souvenirs – a little reminder of the island's unique charm. While the market is undeniably a fantastic experience, I'm giving it a 4 out of 5 stars. My only slight reservation was that, at times, it felt a little too touristy, especially in the main night market food area. Some stalls seemed to offer very similar items, and the sheer crowds could be a bit overwhelming if you're looking for a peaceful stroll. It felt less "traditional" and more "attraction" in those moments. However, that small point doesn't detract from the overall magic. Dongmun Traditional Market is an assault on the senses in the best possible way. It's a place where you can taste the authentic flavors of Jeju, witness the lively spirit of its people, and leave with a bag full of goodies and a heart full of cherished memories. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to truly immerse themselves in Jeju's local culture.

It’s a “okay” local/tourist market, not really worth to pay a visit to be honest. They mainly sell souvenir gift set, fruits, dry fish, vegetable and some “street food”. As a tourist if I purposely to a place, I would expect a little bit more. But since I’m with young child and my mother, they’re not a scenery type of traveler and also time we’re very limited as we travel by cruise line, So we just picked a close local market and expect to do some snacking of street food and can do a little bit of shopping. The food there looks nice, but you can tell because of the number of people there they aren’t that fresh. As a souvenir if your next step allows you to bring along fruit, I think they have very nice orange there grow in Jeju. But too bad we were not in the season so we can only get the juice. It’s all right, but not a must visit. I think there is a bigger one on the northern side and scenery is awesome even on a simple road side. Should have gone to some famous scenery instead.

Great spot to explore and try a wide variety of local foods. The market has an amazing mix of street food, snacks, and small stalls offering everything from traditional Jeju specialties to freshly made desserts and drinks. The atmosphere is lively and full of great smells everywhere you turn. There are plenty of options for all tastes, whether you’re into seafood, meat skewers, or sweet treats. Prices are reasonable, and you can easily make a fun meal out of sampling different stalls. A must-visit place in Seogwipo if you want to experience authentic Jeju flavors and a warm, bustling market vibe.

A bustling market full of energy, street food aromas, and a lively mix of young locals and tourists. There’s so much to see, taste, and buy. It's definitely worth a visit if you want a true slice of Jeju life. Highly recommend picking up some dried cuttlefish (for cooking) here — around ₩10,000 for 2–3 pieces, depending on size. One of the best-value finds in the market! We entered and park in the car park. Free parking avail at the carpark when we got there. A must-try local specialty are the tangerine mochi and tangerines. We like it so much we went twice and bought double the amount of mochi the second time. It’s filled with half a fresh tangerine, red bean paste, and wrapped in an ultra-soft mochi skin. It's absolutely divine! We also tried the giblets dish at the food court (actually it is pork intestines with rice cakes and mushrooms). It’s cooked teppanyaki-style, and they blow-torch the meat at the end. It had a smoky, rich, and delicious flavour. Picked up some Jeju rice cracker snacks (so tasty!) and also tried the fried abalone gimbap. The flavour was a bit mild, but thankfully it came with a dipping sauce. A vibrant, flavour-filled experience perfect for food lovers and anyone wanting to explore Jeju’s local scene.

Quite a cozy market. Most shops opens later in the day but many souvenir shops everywhere. Can compare prices btw the different shops for good deals. If u buy more at one shop, they will give u free stuff as well so recommend to shop all the snacks at one shop after u have compare the prices. There are shops with 1+1 as well. The size is quite small so can cover the whole place quickly.

Maeil Olle Market is not large, but nifty, much like Seogwipo which is a small town. I like the ponds which are lined with benches that run the length of the covered main thoroughfare. They sell a lot of oranges in Jeju Island (but not cheap). There were many food stalls. We had dinner at "Jeok Sim".

Didn’t take much pictures due to hunger but i must say we walked out very satisfied. The dumplings in the picture are so good & affordable too (6 for $12) and we also tried the traditional rice cake, black pork sausage gimbap, fish cake & tteokbokki. Also bought many cute and affordable souvenirs like snacks and keychains to bring home! 🙏

Small market with fresh food and cooked food. Parked at nearby carpark, paid KRW1500 for 1 hour

We cycled past this cafe without stopping during our RTI a few days ago and now we're finally back by car. Finally get to try this nice cafe. It was good.

The coffee was good, but if it's crowded, you have to arm yourself with patience, as it might take a while to be ready. The pastries were nice, especially the croissant. The view it's spectacular 🌊💙

This was my first cafe after picking up the car in Jeju, and it was thoroughly enjoyable! The scenic views of the nearby plateaus, seas, beaches, and the people's lifestyles, coupled with the gentle sea breeze, and the delicious pastries - ahh, heavenly. There's a small island nearby for great photos.

Awesome café directly on the beach. They had great food at the baker and fairly priced drinks at the bar. The location truly sets the vibe during warm summer nights. This is a must see if you are planning a trip to Jeju Island. It is within walking distance of many hotels and other eateries and stores.

The peanut latte and cappuccino? Absolutely delightful 🤩 The view is lovely, though I wouldn’t exactly call it jaw-dropping 🤣 Prepare your wallet, this place has mastered the art of being extravagantly pricey 🤣 And if you thrive in the chaos of bustling, tourist-packed spots, well, this is your paradise! 🤪

Cafe with fantastic views. Bread and pastries better than drinks. Probably overrated because it’s a popular local and foreign tourist spot.

Very nice cafe with lots of seating. We tried their udo peanut bread and latte! Both very delicious

Kitty and I were looking forward to a leisurely breakfast at Antoinette Cafe & Bistro, but we were surprised to find the hours listed on Google were incorrect. The tourist information counter to collect the bike passport actually opened at 9:00 am, not 6:00 am, so we ended up grabbing a quick breakfast of instant noodles at a nearby G25, just like in a Korean drama. We then headed to Antoinette Cafe & Bistro for a coffee and treat. The cafe has a beautiful, modern interior with large windows offering breathtaking ocean views. The ambiance was very relaxing and inviting, with soft Korean music playing in the background. It's worth noting that the cafe has a policy requiring each guest to order something from the menu, which helps ensure a pleasant dining experience for everyone. We ordered a Caramel Macchiato and Omegi Dolquaz, which were both delicious. The cafe also offers a variety of fresh pastries, but unfortunately, they weren't available until 9:30 am. While the cafe's location was beautiful, we wished we could have stayed longer, as the incorrect hours meant we had to cut our visit short. But despite that, I would still highly recommend Antoinette Cafe & Bistro. It's a lovely place to relax, enjoy a delicious coffee and treat, and take in the stunning ocean views.

Really nice view and relaxing environment. Cheesecake was soft and fluffy, coffee was great! Dubai chocolate praline was good too!

A very nice place to go. Cozy, comfort and the coffee and cake is really nice. View is awesome and the cafe has a high ceiling which makes it a very relaxing place to come. Must come and you will know what I mean.

Antoinette (Jeju): A Delightful Pastry Paradise (4.5/5 Stars) Rating: • Pastries: 4.5/5 (Beautiful, tempting pastries that are clearly a hit with locals) • Ambiance: 4/5 (Charming cafe with a cozy atmosphere) • Service: 4/5 (Friendly and efficient, especially considering the popularity) Overall: 4.5/5 After obtaining our bike passport stickers (a story for another time!), Donkey and I proceeded with our cycling itinerary, stopping at Antoinette for a coffee and dessert break. The moment we walked in, we were greeted by a delightful aroma of freshly baked pastries and a charming, cozy atmosphere. It was clear we had stumbled upon a local favorite! What truly surprised us was the impressive display of pastries. They were so beautifully presented, it was hard to resist their tempting allure! We were informed that they only start serving pastries at 9 am, and as soon as they were displayed, we watched as the cafe filled up with customers eager to purchase their favorites. Antoinette is definitely a must-visit for pastry lovers in Jeju. Their beautiful pastries are clearly a hit with locals, and the charming atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for a relaxing coffee break.

took a red eye flight and landed in jeju real early. upon collecting our car, this was one of the cafes that was near the airport and opened early. stopped by for coffee, but turns out their bakes and breads were the highlight. there are 2 floors to this space, the lower floor is much quieter and the views are the same. we didn’t know this and settled down on the top floor where the cashier and bakes were. so it was high footfall and nosier. but the cafe faces the sea and we managed to get seats facing the sun, so we were comfortable. we were early and hungry before the bakes were ready, so the staff recommended us some pasta while we waited for the bakes. good stuff.

An unexpected find near Lotte car rental pickup. Make it your first stop in Jeju. Excellent pastas and pretty bakes. Indoor seating with a picturesque view of the coast, can get a little noisy when crowded.

Beautiful sea view and also can see the aircraft flying to the an airport way.

Incredible bakery 😍 Gorgeous seaside ambience, clean facilities, friendly service, delicious baked goods. What more can you ask for? 💚 Matcha croissant ACTUALLY has strong matcha flavor in the whipped filling (unlike so many other bakeries) ❤️ Salt bread was a dream. So chewy and delicious. 👍 They will slice your bread for you if you want to eat inside! 👍 Love that the sinks are outside the bathroom so you can still wash your hands when the stalls are occupied. Must-visit bakery!!! Will be back again and highly recommend to everyone!

200% photo-taking happening at every corner of the café! We arrived around 8:45 am and got to pick from a wider variety of bakes — they have a baking schedule, so you’ll know what’s fresh and when. The café spans 3 levels with plenty of seating; we chose the 3rd floor. Wi-Fi is available on all floors, though you’ll need to reconnect when switching levels. We had the ham & cheese croissant, egg mayo toast, and two drinks — a lovely breakfast with a sea view. It’s so pretty here, we could’ve easily stayed all day!

One of the best cafes/bakery you will find in Jeju/Korea. The atmosphere is just great. Very chill vibes, great music and good service. I cannot wait to go back

Beautiful and relaxing bakery. You can spend a few hours here just enjoying the coffee, the cakes, and the view. My recommendation is the grape and cream bun and peanut butter coffee. There are 3 floors to the establishment. The 3rd floor lounge is the best I think. Down sides is that at sunset, the light is very piercing, and most customers will face away from the windows. The first floor toilet is also quite smelly.

Came here because landing cafe was not opened. More pastries choice but the coffee was not very good. Amazing view from the cafe. I like the corner station to heat up my pastries. The waiter is friendlier than then waitress as she refused to help me to heat up and the waiter stepped in to help.

Very very chill cafe with good vibes and view! They even provided a Balmuda Toaster to reheat all your bakes. Highly recommend as a pit stop prior to your visit to Udo Island.

Nice spacious cafe with delicious bakes. The mushroom soup was comforting on a cold day. Lots of parking available

Absolutely one of the best dining experiences we had in Jeju! As foreigners, we weren’t very familiar with how to enjoy Korean BBQ properly, but the incredibly kind and attentive owner made everything so easy and enjoyable for us. She not only grilled most of the black pork to perfection for us, but also generously prepared a variety of fresh and delicious side dishes. She even demonstrated how to wrap the meat in lettuce with sauces and garlic — a truly authentic Korean experience. The black pork was incredibly flavorful, tender, and juicy — some of the best we’ve ever had. On top of that, we were surprised with complimentary watermelon and a can of soda at the end, which made us feel truly welcomed and appreciated. If you’re visiting Jeju and want to try black pork BBQ, this place is an absolute must. Great food, warm hospitality, and unforgettable service. Highly, highly recommended!

My family and I flew from Canada to Jeju and stayed on the island for eight days. On our very first day, the black pork at this restaurant became our very first meal in Jeju—and it absolutely did not disappoint. The sajangnim was incredibly accommodating, and the entire place felt very welcoming to tourists. During our stay, we tried black pork at other establishments, but we still found ourselves coming back here. In fact, within our eight-day trip, we ended up dining here twice for dinner. Unfortunately, on our last night—today, which happens to be a Tuesday—we had planned to eat here once more before leaving. To my dismay, I later discovered that they close every Tuesday. That one was on me; I didn’t bother checking the map or their schedule beforehand and just went straight there. When we return to Jeju, we will definitely be coming back here.

The restaurant owner is super nice to tourists. She is so friendly and always smile and be helpful. The price is reasonable and the food is nice. For small dishes and sauces, you could be self-service. We had a very nice dinner there. The background music is mostly from 90th k-pop. If anything could be improved, I may see the air conditioner could be cooler.

Very warm service and delicious food! Kimchi Stew is fantastic

Cosy, not pretentious and delicious!

Cute atmosphere and great food. The kimchi stew was surprisingly really good and the side dishes are self serve, which is convenient. Great family place as well.

The pork is so friken fatty & juicy! I loved all the side dishes and the kbbq. The stew and egg drop soup tasted very homely.

Very long queue, best to reserve and then come back an hour later.. we went to eat at cafe next door and then walked by the coast while in wait. The honey cheese bagel and bacon potato bagel were very good. Not quite worth the wait but at least we tried! Great views of the ocean

Not usually a bagel fan, but these were genuinely impressive. Soft, easy to bite, and almost donut-like in texture — pleasantly unexpected. Prices lean toward the higher side, though the portions make up for it. The cream cheese & spring onion bagel came generously filled, maybe even a touch too much, but still delicious. The cheese & honey bagel was also good, though the honey flavor could have shone through a little more. Overall, beautiful bagels that stand out and are well worth trying.

Visited London Bagel Museum in Jeju with high expectations, and while the food mostly delivered, the queuing process left a bit to be desired. The system felt disorganized and somewhat off-putting, especially with no shelter from the elements — a real issue on rainy days. I ordered the truffle bagel with cream cheese and bacon onion, and it was absolutely amazing. Rich, savory, and perfectly balanced — definitely the highlight of the visit. The matcha latte, on the other hand, was underwhelming and watery. Honestly, the free lemon mint water was more refreshing. I also grabbed a takeaway spring onion cream cheese bagel, which held up nicely and made for a delicious later snack. The interior of the bakery is stunning — thoughtful, cozy, and photogenic — a treat for the eyes and the camera. However, there’s room for improvement in how they manage customers post-meal. Those wanting to browse merchandise or get takeout after dining are asked to leave if they don’t have a queue number, which feels unnecessarily rigid. All in all, it’s worth a visit for the bagels alone, but a few operational tweaks could greatly enhance the overall experience.

Pro tip. Come here get a queue number and go walk around for about 45min on a weekday . Massive selection so buy some to take home . Strongly recommend the truffle mushroom soup as well as the roasted spicy tomato very good . Bagels are just bread to me so you get very full after one but really kudos to the hype , the crowd and the service 👏. I liked my burger the most 😀

Their bagels are truly amazing. Every flavours are very unique and every pieces are big, one bagel even without fillings are good enough for 3 hours. The signature, Brie and sesame bagel is a must to order. The cheese inside is amazing to go with a honey spread on top sesame bagel itself is plain and chewy. Pumpkin bagel with real pumpkin fillings in inside, which is actually quite heavy. Tried the blueberry flavour, but this is a little disappointing as it has frozen blueberry inside coated with some honey that’s too heavy. Ice latte is good. The whole decoration is amazing is truly the unique UK style

Great bagels but it’s really too crowded. Make sure you reserve your spot either dine-in or take-out on your way so you don’t wait for hours. We came at 4pm one day and everything is sold out. Generally nice place to enjoy a bagel. Cream cheese tastes good too!

You can join the queue via the link from Naver line app. Search London bagel musuem and there's a link there. We waited for around 1hr on Sat Lunch time. There is such a huge variety of bagels available here. Savoury and sweet types are available. Id highly recommend getting the plain versions and the cream cheese to dip. Get the no.1 best seller the caramelised pecan and cream cheese.

The donuts are not sweet, which i like, and some were pretty tasty. There aren't many people during the night, it was quiet and peaceful for some serious chilling. The kids love the area outside the cafe at level 1.

Very spacious. Lots of seating. The donuts are delicious. Cream not so sweet but full of flavour. Bread is soft and fluffy.

Very pretty space!! Get their Jeju exclusives yuzu hallabong, udo peanut and black sesame Monttak :)

AMAZING doughnuts; chewy, soft, and the cream filling is perfectly balanced. We tried the black sesame, milk cream and vanilla doughnut. Wasn’t enough and had to get more 😆 Definitely make a trip here, it’s worth it !

Doesn’t have the best sea view but the drinks and donuts were so good. Must try the Jeju tangerine and green tea flavours that are only available at Jeju. Both are not too sweet and very fluffy. Drinks were also good. Just note that the left side is under construction so enter by the right.

It tastes good. I really like it.

Cafe Knotted isn't famous for nothing. Its decor and donut is definitely lived up to its fame. The cream donut is really good, the cream was light and not overly sweet. No doubt everyone want their donuts. Since the cafe is in Jeju, they really take advantage of the location and making the ground, cafe knotted theme. This location is also perfect for a cafe hopping afternoon as you have many other choices to hop to in a walking distance. Fyi, there are separate line/area for order take out and dine in.

These pastries are so good. There were so many to choose from I had a hard time deciding what to get. There is a constant flow of people coming in so you just have to point and buy. Whatever you choose will be good. You can take it to go or go upstairs from the bakery and sit and eat.

Really yummy stuffed cream donuts. There were plenty of flavors to choose from. I bought the injeolmi with red beans and the apple flavor. The cream is generous and not too sweet, just perfect.

Came across the shop as we exited Dongmun market. We tried the peanut one and it was so soft and moist. We will check out other flavours next time.

Quite a big queue, but very efficient and moves quickly. Things do get sold out and intermittently come back in stock. The Jeju special is the green tangerine one. The cream is light and not too sweet, very soft doughnut. Make sure to eat shortly after as I don't think it will last very long.

This donuts are so good and sooo soft 🤤🤤 Black sesame was definitely my favourite one.

**A Sweet Paradise: Jeju Island’s Must-Visit Donut Shop, ABEBE BAKERY** If you have a sweet tooth, one place you simply can’t miss on Jeju Island is the iconic **ABEBE BAKERY**. This donut shop has captured the hearts of locals and visitors alike, becoming a must-visit destination for anyone who loves desserts. **The Pride of Jeju Island** Since its opening, ABEBE BAKERY has drawn long lines of loyal fans every day. The shop’s signature **Cream-Filled Donuts** are a game-changer, with a perfectly crispy exterior and a luscious, creamy filling that guarantees every bite is pure joy. **Jeju Flavors Infused in Every Bite** Beyond the classic donut flavors, ABEBE BAKERY takes it a step further by incorporating the unique tastes of Jeju Island. Favorites include the tangy sweetness of Jeju tangerines and the rich nuttiness of Udo peanuts. With 31 flavors to choose from, there’s something to delight every palate. **Minimalist yet Striking Storefront** The shop’s black storefront, adorned with clean white English lettering, is both chic and eye-catching. Outside the store, you’ll find posters showcasing cross-sections of their donuts, making it easy to plan your order while waiting in line and building up the anticipation. **Adorable and Delicious Donuts** The donuts are generously dusted with fine powders, giving them a charming, coal-like appearance. But don’t be fooled by their simple look—one bite reveals a burst of flavors and textures that will leave you craving more. **A Sweet Stop on Your Jeju Island Journey** Blending local flavors with creative dessert-making, ABEBE BAKERY offers a unique way to experience the essence of Jeju Island. Whether you’re a fan of classic tastes or curious about regional specialties, this shop promises an unforgettable treat. **Don’t Miss It!** The next time you visit Jeju Island, make sure to add **ABEBE BAKERY** to your itinerary. Pair your exploration of Jeju’s stunning landscapes with a box of these delightful donuts, and you’ll create memories as sweet as the treats themselves!

Chewy mochi stuffed unique flavoured donuts. Got it from the airport pop up store and saved us the trouble of driving to the location and queueing up.

📍Biyangnol, 제주특별자치도 제주시 특별자치도, KR 한림읍 한림읍 수원리 965 This cafe has a perfect window seating area for watching the sunset 🥹. The view of Biyangdo and the sea is stunning. The scones were quite enjoyable, and the drinks paired well with them. My favorite has to be the coconut latte, although the strawberry latte was also very refreshing. You could really taste the actual strawberries—nothing like cough syrup!

Stunning views, friendly staff with an English drinks menu. Scones (~ ₩4500) and coffee were amazing! Coffee was fragrant and well poured. Tried the plain and chocolate chip scones, both were light and buttery. Especially loved the plain one which had a sugar crust, served with whipped butter and strawberry jam. Even bought an extra one on our way out for the road. Parking was easy, plenty of space just outside the cafe along the road.

Stopped by for coffee before a long Jeju road drive. The place is perched atop little uphill and oversees the sea. Very nice. The exterior is rather cold industrial red brick walled situation. Heavy on concrete beams and walls. Inside, wood takes a more prominent place. Dark wood flooring and wooden slatted ceiling throughout enhances the natural and earthy tone. A mini forest in the centre with a glass roof allows for a blend with nature and the space opens up brightly thanks to large windows the glass roof, especially in the corridor space with the tropical plants. Nice touches of Korean culture with the paintings and frames traditional fabric. We got a honey grapefruit black tea and a jeju matcha latte. Felt a bit peckish and got a scookie as well.

Great coffee and great view of the sea!

An artsy, stylish coffee shop superbly located at a seaside vantage point.

Amazing view of biyangdo with a cute garden in the middle of the shop.

Scones are nice. Coffee is heavy

Erm. It's just cute? The cookies were nothing to crow about. Worth a stop if you want to get cute cookies and take photos for social media. Parking beside the store was ample.

Mongle Woljeong-ri (Jeju Island): A Charming Cafe with Beautiful Views (3.5/5 Stars) Rating: • Ambiance: 4/5 (Charming and comfortable cafe, aesthetically pleasing design, beautiful decor, relaxed atmosphere) • Snacks: 3/5 (Didn't quite live up to the hype, slightly overpriced) Overall: 3.5/5 Donkey and I purposely drove to Mongle Woljeong-ri, a charming cafe on Jeju Island, after reading about it on the Little Red Book and seeing good reviews on Google. We were excited to try their famous snacks and enjoy the beautiful ocean views. The cafe itself was really charming, with a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing design. We loved the beautiful decor and the relaxed atmosphere. It's definitely Instagrammable, with plenty of opportunities to capture some beautiful photos. We decided to try some of the snacks that were recommended in the Little Red Book. The cafe didn't have samples, so we had to buy a box first to try them. We bought a little box of 6 pieces which came with peanut flavour, matcha flavor, and chocolate flavour. The snacks didn’t quite live up to the hype we’d seen on the Little Red Book. They were okay, but not the "wow" factor we were expecting. The price was also a bit on the expensive side. The cafe even has a little souvenir shop, where we found some fun Jeju-themed gifts.

Kitty and I purposely drove to Mongle Woljeong-ri, a charming cafe on Jeju Island, after reading about it on the Little Red Book and seeing good reviews on Google. We were excited to try their famous snacks and enjoy the beautiful ocean views. The cafe itself was really charming, with a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing design. We loved the beautiful decor and the relaxed atmosphere. It's definitely Instagrammable, with plenty of opportunities to capture some beautiful photos. We decided to try some of the snacks that were recommended in the Little Red Book. The cafe didn't have samples, so we had to buy a box first to try them. We bought a little box of 6 pieces which came with peanut flavour, matcha flavor, and chocolate flavour. The snacks didn’t quite live up to the hype we’d seen on the Little Red Book. They were okay, but not the "wow" factor we were expecting. The price was also a bit on the expensive side. The cafe even has a little souvenir shop, where we found some fun Jeju-themed gifts.

Very nice staff, spoke Chinese to us, she is so friendly! The place is so beautiful with the cloudy pillows, so if you want to chill, come here!

don’t really get the hype around these cookies. i mean they are just pretty basic butter cookies that are a cute cloud shape. we bought all 3 flavors and felt the peanut one was our favourite. you can’t really taste much matcha in their matcha one and the chocolate just kinda tastes like cheap chocolate filling. the staff are very helpful and speak chinese as well ( guess you can tell who their biggest customer demographic is lol)

Visited this cute little shop to purchase the cute cookies for our friends and family. The owner is very welcoming, definitely worth dropping by!

Cute little shop with sea view.. easy and convenient to locate.

The atmosphere of the café is very calming and cozy, perfect for a relaxing start to the day. The coffee and green tea we ordered were decent. We arrived early in the morning, and it was just us, so it felt peaceful. However, our experience with the service was disappointing. The person at the cashier greeted us politely in Korean, but when we responded in English, she rolled her eyes and her attitude changed noticeably. After that, the treatment we received felt cold and unfriendly. Shortly after, a local customer came in, and the difference in how she interacted with them was very obvious—much more welcoming and warm. I understand this café might receive a lot of tourists, but I don’t think that justifies the shift in treatment. We were polite, and I don’t think we should have been treated differently just because we weren’t locals.

We got two drinks and chilled here for a bit. It's in the shopping area (area is kind of empty as many shops are closed). The drinks were pretty standard. Lots of people come here so it can be hard to find a spot

The place is quite easy to miss as the entrance is really tiny! I first noticed a cat eating beside the shop, and the same cat then strolled right into this café — it felt like it was saying, “Follow me, human, I know where the caffeine is.” It was quiet on a Monday morning, which we absolutely loved. English menu is available, and you order at the counter and return your tray there after. We had two drinks and a pound cake — my usual latte and my husband’s Green Tea Barley Latte. His drink was very milky and nutty — not really my thing, but he liked it. The sesame pound cake was slightly chilled and so good, especially the top layer with the icing and sesame seeds — perfection! Our total bill came up to 16,500 won.

Easy to miss, hard to find traditional style cafe serving coffee and fusion lattes (non caffeinated) and Korean desserts. In the heart of the city, it is such a delight to have a place like this to chill. Great earthy atmosphere and service. The wheatgrass latte had mild sweetness that balanced the bitterness and milk certainly harmonised the flavours. The floral tea was good too.

The entrance of this cafe is easy to miss. You go through a small door which almost feels like an back alley overgrown with plants, but the stone path gives you a clue that the plants aren’t here by chance. You follow the stone path into a quaint little cafe of perhaps ten tables, with each one meticulously set up for a window plant view or ornaments of sorts. Looking at the menu and the display at the counter, you can tell that this place has every detail so intricately planned by the owner. The owner was very kind and friendly, and spoke English. Perhaps as a non Korean, I cannot properly appreciate the traditional bites, but the coffee was good. Overall, this place is a mystical break from the hustle and bustle in the streets outside, and if you want to take a break from sneakers shopping, this is the cafe to be in.

An inconspicuous café which meekly lures you in with nice narrow garden. But once inside, you discover a whole new world. Love the garden and greens, love the traditional-modern fusion interior, love the coffee, love the music, love the friendly owner. Just a tad disappointed that the pretty pastries did not taste as good as it look.

Traditional desserts meet modern drinks. What a lovely combination. Beautiful vibes too, glad I got to chance upon this place on Google map and decided to head down and visit!! Drinks and desserts are also reasonably priced.

see the difference between what was served to me vs what is advertised 😂 first time i ate bingsu with chunks of hard crunchy ice. maybe it’s because i’m a foreigner? the staff didn’t look interested in serving her customers.

The waitress was in a bad mood and threw the bread at me.

Due to heavy showers after lunch visited again to purchase lots of patisseries , bread and sandwiches for the weekend of raining weather. Loved Paris Baguette since first Seoul visit ten years ago. Visited this Paris Baguette in Jeju and purchase our favorite patisseries, wine, pasta and bread products. Will return for its breakfast and coffee during our two week stay. Customer service was Excellent.

Good place to have breakfast

The staff area really nice and welcoming. They offered me a replacement pastry as the pastry i bought is not vegan. Thank you so much for the service. Thumbs up to you

So much varieties. Love it.

Nice selection of good bread and sandwiches. A good break from the typical Korean fare.

The hallabong tea is great. Raspberry scones turned out well too. A bit crowded with lots of influencer shooting every corner of the cafe. Would be nice to have a quiet place to enjoy drinks and pastry.

The view is lovely and it's nice that the staff get to enjoy the view while working. It's an open kitchen so we get to enjoy the view looking past the staff dressed completely in white. We ordered cream latte, cappuccino, vanilla latte and iced chocolate and ate coconut scone and chocolate banana cake. The food was good. I had the cream latte myself which had a thick layer of cream on top of very strong coffee. It was a little too strong for me. I preferred the sip of vanilla latte which my lovely wife shared with me.

Today is my 2nd day in a row visiting this place. Honestly I am not a fan of Scones but this cafe offered a wide range of scones which is difficult for one to resist. I have visited the outlet in Seoul and this is the one is in Jeju Island. Located near the beach, it not only offers you good fleshly baked Scones and Cakes but also a nice therapeutic view of the coastline. Nice ambience and very polite staff. You can alsi get a range of Cafe Layered souvenirs like Small Bags and cute looking Mugs from the store. Highly recommended.

Very IG worthy cafe on the northeast side of the island known for their scones of various flavors and toppings. They also offer both coffee as well as non-coffee based drinks.

Cafe Layered in Jeju is undeniably a visual delight. The decor is thoughtfully curated—vintage, cozy, and full of charm, making it one of the most aesthetically pleasing cafes I’ve visited on the island. I dropped by for a latte and took away a raspberry scone, which was delightfully buttery and just the right amount of tart. Their pastry selection, from cakes to scones, looks absolutely divine and is clearly baked with care. However, the overall experience was slightly marred by the overwhelming presence of social media influencers. Many were using the best seats as personal photo studios, rearranging props and dominating spaces for extended periods. It made it difficult to fully relax and soak in the cafe’s atmosphere, which is unfortunate given how magical the setting could have been. That said, the staff was polite, and the coffee itself was smooth and well-balanced—definitely worth a stop if you’re a latte lover. I recommend going during off-peak hours if you want a more serene experience. This cafe has a lot of potential to be a peaceful, memorable spot, especially if you enjoy charming decor and freshly baked treats.

The pastry display looked amazing when I walked in, but they didn’t taste as good as they looked. Plus, the café was super stuffy and hot due to bad ventilation. They really need to fix the air conditioning and airflow ASAP!! 🥵

popped in here for a quick pick me up after visiting the blue elephant space in jeju. the cafe and pastries were so cute, there’s plenty of seating but everyone was eyeing for the seats facing the window. don’t understand why people on xhs say the food isn’t good cuz i thought the cake we picked was pretty good 🤷‍♀️

(Translated by Google) It's pretty like a doll's house. The cookies are delicious, but the indoor seating is so bad that you can't sit on the outdoor seating in the summer. It's so hot you'll melt. (Original) 인형의집처럼 이뻐요 쿠키도맛있고 다만 실내좌석이업어서 여름엔 실외좌석에 못앉아요 너무덥거든요 녹아요 ㅠ

(Translated by Google) Very pretty princess-like cafe, coffee, pretty cookies, Hallabong Ade, so delicious, I want to go again~~♡♡ (Original) 너무이쁜 공주같은 카페 커피 예쁜쿠키 한라봉에이드 넘넘 맛있어요 또 가고파~~♡♡

(Translated by Google) I bought 3 cookies and was so happy. I finally ate 2. Please keep them in the freezer. I ate 1 for 3 days? (Original) 쿠키 3개 샀다가 큰일남 너무 행복해서 이제야 2개 먹음 냉동 보관 하세요 1개를 3일 동안 먹었어요?

(Translated by Google) If you're nearby, it's good to come. The kids love it. Cookies and tangerine juice are delicious. (Original) 근처에 있다면 오시면 좋아요 애들이 좋아합니다 쿠키와 감귤주스 맛있어요

(Translated by Google) I like it. The view is a work of art... Especially the Hallabong ade is the most delicious. (Original) 좋아요 뷰가 예술입니다... 특히 한라봉 에이드가 젤 맛있어요

(Translated by Google) Good for taking photos of the store exterior Cookies taste delicious but average (Original) 가게 외관 사진 찍기 좋음 쿠키 맛은 맛있으나 평범

(Translated by Google) A cookie house in a fairy tale^^ It's so pretty^^ The cookies and coffee are great👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 (Original) 동화속 과자집^^ 너무 예뻐요^^ 쿠기도 커피도 굳드굳드👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The peanut cake is aesthetic and instagrammable.... But it doesn't actually taste like peanuts or have peanut in it😂😂😂😂 the ice cream is vanilla ice cream. would not recommend

Had some ice cream with peanut toppings. Nice view of port.

(Translated by Google) The waffles were soggy, the whipped cream inedible, and the aftertaste was strange. The latte was just milk and a few nuts. The staff didn't speak English; they spoke Korean when ordering. (Original) Gofry rozmiękłe bita śmietana nie do zjedzenia dziwny posmak. Kawa latte to samo mleko i trochę orzechów. Obsługa nie mówi w języku angielskim przy zamówieniu mówią po koreańsku.

(Translated by Google) 1) Not very good, and the staff aren't very friendly either. They're just in a good location, but otherwise, don't go there! VISA doesn't work! (Original) Pas très bon de 1) et personnel pas non plus très sympathique. Ils sont juste bien placé, mais sinon n’y allez pas ! La carte VISA ne passe pas !

(Translated by Google) If you don't expect any special taste, just eat it. (Original) 특별한 맛을 기대 안하면 먹으세요

(Translated by Google) It's not too sweet and it's delicious. (Original) 많이 달지않고 맛있음.

(Translated by Google) I've never been there Where is the margin farm? (Original) 난 다녀온 적이 없어요 어디가 마진농장 임?