FAQ
Before You Visit
Here are direct answers about booking, timing, parking, children, and choosing a dish.
Plan your visit
Check the details for the date you plan to come
Opening hours are 10:00-17:00, with the last order at 16:00. The restaurant is closed on the day before Seollal and Seollal.
Naver accepts booking requests for parties of 1 to 5, and the restaurant confirms them after review. Naver services may require a Naver account. Parties of 6 or more should call between 10:00 and 17:00.
Can I make a booking?
Yes. Parties of 1 to 5 can send a booking request through Naver.
Choose a date and time in the Naver booking page. A Naver account may be required.
Is my booking confirmed as soon as I request it?
No. The restaurant reviews the request before confirming it.
Check the booking status in Naver before your visit.
What should a party of 6 or more do?
Call the restaurant to ask about availability.
Phone inquiries are available from 10:00 to 17:00.
What are the opening hours?
Opening hours are 10:00-17:00.
There is no break between opening and closing.
When is the last order?
The last order is at 16:00.
Arrive with enough time to order and eat comfortably.
When is the restaurant closed?
It closes on the day before Seollal and Seollal.
Check Naver Place for notices that apply to your visit date.
Is parking available?
Yes. Free parking is available in front of the restaurant.
It is listed for up to 30 cars, but empty spaces depend on the time.
How far is it from Jeju Airport?
It is about 15 minutes by car, based on the owner's guidance.
Travel time changes with traffic.
Can I visit before a flight?
Yes, but leave generous time for the meal and airport transfer.
The last order is at 16:00, and traffic can affect the trip.
Are high chairs available?
Yes. High chairs and children's tableware are available.
There is also a microwave for warming baby food.
Could there be a wait?
Yes. Waiting time depends on when you visit.
Include possible waiting time if you have a flight or fixed schedule.
What are the signature dishes?
Start with Jeju Gogi-guksu, gol-dong-myeon, and dombe pork.
Choose a set if you want noodles with dombe pork and Mun-gamja.
What is gol-dong-myeon?
It is buckwheat noodles mixed with perilla oil, made without fish sauce.
The broth-free dish has a rich, nutty flavor.
What does dombe pork mean?
Dombe is the Jeju word for a cutting board.
Dombe pork is pork placed on a board and sliced for eating.
Can I dine alone?
Yes. Choose a single noodle dish or a set.
Sets include noodles, dombe pork, and Mun-gamja.