Dasoni

Delicious vegetarian restaurant hidden away from the traffic and yet, located right in Jeju. It’s a small peaceful island immerse in the greenery. We got a couple of dishes that came with some side dishes of Kim hi and spinach. They offer house tea.

Went here because we wanted to eat Vegetarian food after eating meat for several weeks. The fact that it’s also temple inspired food made us excited. We love the food from presentation to taste. Also make sure to try their teas. I had jujube tea and hubs had plum tea. It’s something both of us never had before and we really love it. Also we didn’t expect it to be such a pretty place. We came to eat and also took tons of photos .

Very surprised by the food. I was only expecting the dish I ordered, but along with it they brought eight more small dishes with things like kimchi, salad, etc. Everything was delicious. Great service and the place is charming. Oh, and very reasonably priced too.

What a brilliant spot! I stumbled upon this hidden gem of a restaurant in Jeju purely by chance. Whether you’re vegetarian or vegan, no problem at all! The restaurant offers plenty of delicious options. You sit traditionally on cushions on the floor, which adds to the authentic experience, and the food is simply outstanding! From flavorful bibimbap and savory pancakes to rice steamed in lotus leaves, every dish is a treat. One of the highlights is the generous spread of side dishes that accompany the meal, including a light and refreshing soup, crisp cabbage salad, and the unique dotorimuk (acorn jelly). The variety and attention to detail are impressive. There’s even an English menu, and the prices are very reasonable for such a beautiful and cozy setting. Highly recommended!

I think this might be the best vegetarian (vegan) food I had during my whole stay in korea. This place is sooooo beautiful and the food was nothing but amazing. Thank you!

Closed for Lunar New Year 😭 Naver said it was open, but not true. Wow! This place is excellent in every way! It just became my new favorite restaurant for so many reasons. The place is beautifully landscaped outside, Zen garden with stone path leading to a mostly wood-based restaurant and decor. Inside is warm and inviting, complete with a coal furnace. Large bay windows showcase nature in all her glory- beautiful trees, mountains in the background and a rock garden complete with baby pumpkins. The 6 long dining tables are low with seat cushions. The tables are made of raw, naturalistic wood planks. Very earthy and organic, with natural grooves and contours. The dining room is filled with art and Korean calligraphy. There are beautiful, antique-like tea sets for sale. If I had room in my suitcase, it would be very tempting. Now for the food! The menu is made of natural paper with hand-written calligraphy. For those who cannot read Korean calligraphy (me!), there's a picture book menu in English. Point to what you want, couldnt be simpler. The lady serving was so sweet and helpful. She could tell my Korean was poor and was very understanding. First, I was served hot tea...then I ordered the Vegan bibimbap. 😋 9,000 won What a spread...A+ So beautiful, fresh and delicious. The food is full of good energy, a lot of raw elements and minimally seasoned. The natural flavors (spinach, daikon root, cabbage kimchi, etc) were a true treat for the taste buds and the GI tract! This was the best meal I have had in a very long time. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I highly recommend visiting this place, even if you're not vegan. I will be back 🥰👍 2nd visit: I rarely repeat a restaurant, let alone a meal...but the vegan bibimbap is unbelievably good. Delicious and nutritious! Price went up since my 1st visit. Now 10,000 won

Great experience. Food fresh made and tasty. Atmosphere nice and cosy. Service attentive. English menu and vegetarian dishes are assets. Tea was fantastic. Highly recommended

Teahouse which serves amazing vegan food. It’s quite cozy and comfortable to sit in and spend some time with a great view. The food is fresh and not so salty, which was great as a change of meals in Korea. They both serve traditional infusions and also Chinese pu erh and other teas. They also have traditional Korean sweets.