Eondeokjip Guksu (언덕집국수)

Explanation

In Jeju, this noodle shop serves 'Gogiguksu' (pork noodles), prepared using traditional methods. The broth is simmered for a long time using local pork bones, resulting in a deep, rich flavor. The sliced pork topping is made with sous-vide Jeju black pork for a tender texture. Alongside the signature noodle dish, options such as 'Bibimguksu' (spicy noodles), 'Myeolchiguksu' (noodles in dried anchovy broth), 'Gukbap' (rice soup) are available. Unlimited rice is offered, making it a filling yet afforable meal for everyone. The clean interior and window seats overlooking the sea add to the Jeju experience.

Information Use

Representative menu : Gogi-guksu

Contact and Information : 82-507-1388-3107

Business hours : 08:00~16:00 (Last Order 15:00)

Parking facilities : available

Day off : Open All Year Round

Handling menu : Bibim-guksu / Anchovy-guksu / Gogi-gukbap

Location

494 Aewolhaean-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

Directions

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