Ujin Haejangguk

Korean restaurant · Jeju-Si

Ujin Haejangguk

Korean restaurant · Jeju-Si

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11 Seosa-ro, 특별자치도, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea

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Spicy beef congee, gulfweed soup, and mung bean pancake.  

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11 Seosa-ro, 특별자치도, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea Get directions

+82 64 757 3393
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₩10,000–20,000

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Six Hangover Cures Koreans Swear By

"Seonji Haejang-guk (soup with congealed oxblood) is typically made by boiling ox bones and predominantly seasoned with doenjang. Other common ingredients in the soup include chunks of beef, tripe, cabbage leaves, dehydrated and reconstituted turnip tops, bean sprouts and green onions." - Yerica Park

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/wellness/six-hangover-cures-koreans-swear-by-SG
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Astralis

Google
Our first meal after landing in Jeju was at Ujin Haejangguk, a spot known for its hangover soups. We had gosari haejangguk (bracken soup) and momguk (gulfweed soup). Both were super comforting but I preferred the momguk as the gosari got a bit jelak after a while. We also had a crispy mung bean pancake that was incredibly yummy and satisfying. Overall 7.5/10

Brian Wong

Google
Service: 4/5 Efficiency: 4/5 Value: 5/5 Environment: 4/5 Taste: 5/5 Came towards the end of the day, around 8pm. even though it wasn’t very crowded, the staff was quick, efficient and friendly. I couldn’t speak korean, however they still were very patient and polite toward me. i bought the Spicy Beef Soup (10K Won) as well as the Pancake (15K Won). Though the pancake was slightly pricey, it was worth it. Recommend!!!

Minty Vo

Google
Ujin Haejangguk is an absolute must-try restaurant! I was incredibly fortunate to avoid the long wait times that are typically associated with this place (1.5-2 hours!). The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the spicy beef congee, which was an absolute delight, especially on a rainy day. The flavors were on point, and the tender beef slices added a fantastic touch. The staff was friendly and provided excellent service, while the cozy ambiance enhanced the overall experience. If you're looking for an unforgettable culinary adventure, Ujin Haejangguk should be at the top of your list!

Warren Wigh

Google
Expect to wait to get a seat. The line can often take two hours. I recommend estimating they seat 60 teams an hour so if your ticket is 120 teams in front of you then you can comfortably expect to come back within two hours and be there in time for when your number is called. Visually the food doesn’t look great but it did definitely taste good and I recommend trying it.

Siew T

Google
Really popular place hence you cant expect utmost service but they aren't rude too. My 5 y.o. son could eat it so easily and its comfort food to me in the cold. You do need to expect long waiting time. Nevertheless we went on a Saturday at 5pm and waited less than 30mins which is acceptable to me. Its my 3rd time here and I guess I will keep visiting everytime I visit Jeju since its very affordable too.

Ms K

Google
Queued for 1.5hrs (even we arrived around 2:48pm after lunchtime). There’s an AC room for waiting. They will show you the picture menu if you can’t understand the Korean on the boards. The radish kimchi was amazing. I think the food was tasted good but you will feel so thirsty after the meals (maybe because of MSG??)

Kanoa Pillen

Google
Worth the wait! My wife’s favorite spot the whole trip!

Irene “MJ” Kim

Google
First taste. Come and experience It goes well with the Kimchi served at the restaurant. The water gives the new water, not the dirty bottle. Open at 5:30 in the morning. There are a lot of people during the trip season and weekends. Please use public parking in front of the restaurant. Parking is free on holidays.