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If you are looking for a breakfast spot that will make the start of your Jeju trip even more hearty, pay attention to a hidden gem of a restaurant in Jeju City that has been loved by locals for a long time. Despite the constant stream of travelers, this place wins over visitors with taste alone and preserves the cozy morning atmosphere of Jeju. If you are craving a clear and refreshing soup, this is a satisfying spot you can visit without hesitation.<\/p>\n
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The signature dish here is Gakjaegi-guk (horse mackerel soup), a local specialty using ‘Gakjaegi’, the Jeju dialect for horse mackerel. Fresh horse mackerel and napa cabbage are combined in a clear broth to provide a deep and refreshing taste. It is cooked cleanly without any fishy smell, making it popular for hangovers, and the early opening hours make it the perfect place to start a traveler’s day. The natural umami from fresh ingredients boasts a depth that cannot be compared to artificial seasonings.<\/p>\n
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The reason so many people return is not just for the taste of the food, but for the comfortable atmosphere that feels like a home-cooked meal. The neatly served side dishes pair perfectly with the main dish, Gakjaegi-guk, and leave you with a pleasant feeling of fullness. The clean presentation and generous portions provide great satisfaction for travelers who care about value. Located near Donggwang-ro, it is highly accessible and the best place to taste authentic local food in Jeju City.<\/p>\n
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Q: Does the Gakjaegi-guk taste fishy?<\/strong> <\/p>\n Q: Is it okay to visit for lunch instead of breakfast?<\/strong> <\/p>\n Q: What are the days off?<\/strong> If you want to experience the true taste of Jeju, visit Pponine-gakjaegi on Donggwang-ro, Jeju City. A simple but sincere meal will relieve the fatigue of your journey. Check out more local recommended Jeju restaurants on the All-in-Jeju app and plan your next trip even more effectively.<\/p>\n ## This post is an informational article for tourists and has no financial relationship with the featured business. ##<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A reference photo recreated to look as appetizing as possible, based on vivid real reviews from visitors.
A: We use fresh ingredients to create a clean broth, so you can enjoy the refreshing taste without worrying about any fishy odor.<\/p>\n
A: Yes, since the business hours are until 3 PM, you can definitely have it for lunch. Please note that it may close early if ingredients run out.<\/p>\n
A: We are closed regularly on the first and third Tuesday of every month, so it is recommended to check before visiting.<\/p>\nA Must-Visit Course for Your Jeju Trip<\/h3>\n
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