Saryeoniguksu
Saryeoniguksu is a noodle specialty restaurant located at 1F, 1732 Namjo-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, and near the Namjo-ro entrance of the Saryeoni Forest Trail it serves meat noodles, bracken yukgaejang, momguk, and sea urchin seaweed soup from 8 a.m.
Highlights
- It is near the Namjo-ro entrance of the Saryeoni Forest Trail, making it a good stop before or after a walk on the trail.
- The meat noodles use broth simmered directly with pork bones and are described as having a deep, rich soup flavor.
- Beyond meat noodles, there are various options such as bracken yukgaejang, momguk, sea urchin seaweed soup, bibim guksu, anchovy noodles, and dombe gogi, so groups with different tastes can all eat in one place.
- The kimchi made with hallabong enzyme adds a refreshing aroma and is said to go well with the noodles and dombe gogi.
Key information
| Address | Jeju-do Jeju-si Jocheon-eup Namjo-ro 1732 1Fverified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 0507-1309-9056verified |
| Hours | 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.post |
| Signature menu | Meat noodles (pork bone broth)post |
| Main menu | Bibim guksu, anchovy noodles, bracken yukgaejang, momguk, sea urchin seaweed soup, dombe gogi (large/small)verified |
| Parking | Parking space available in front of the storeplace |
| Amenities | Wi-Fi, reservations, separate men's/women's restrooms, takeout, group seating available, baby chairs, simple paymentplace |
| Kimchi characteristics | Made with hallabong enzyme, giving a fresh citrus aromapost |
Portfolio & cases
- Meat noodles — Saryeoniguksu
- Bracken spicy beef soup — Saryeoniguksu
- Seaweed soup with sea squirt — Saryeoniguksu
- Sea urchin seaweed soup — Saryeoniguksu
- Spicy mixed noodles — Saryeoniguksu
- Anchovy noodles — Saryeoniguksu
- Boiled pork slices — Saryeoniguksu
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- It's good for people looking for a noodle shop near Eco Land like Myeonjumak, but Saryeoniguksu also has gosari yukgaejang, momguk, and seongge miyeokguk besides gogi-guksu, so it's easy to choose menu items even when companions have different tastes. — Reviews mention the diverse menu composition.
- It's right in front of the Saryeoni Forest Trail entrance, so after walking the trail you can eat right away without driving long. — Location explicitly stated as right in front of the entrance.
- It opens early, so it's good as a first meal on days when you start traveling the east side of Jeju early. — Reviews mention the early opening hours.
- Since this place also serves gosari yukgaejang, it's more convenient for people who want to eat famous gosari yukgaejang like at Ujin haejangguk (Korean hangover soup) but find long waits or the trip toward the airport burdensome. — Reviews complain about waiting at famous restaurants.
Compared to nearby places
- Myeonjumak Jejubonjeom
Here: Saryeoniguksu offers not only gogi-guksu but also gosari yukgaejang, momguk, and seongge miyeokguk, making it better for enjoying a variety of local Jeju foods.
Myeonjumak Jejubonjeom: Myeonjumak is mentioned more specifically for child-friendly services such as free baby noodles for under 36 months, a microwave for baby food, and parenting utensils. - Jejuhanmyeonga
Here: Saryeoniguksu is good to stop by midway through a trip to Saryeoni Forest Trail and Eco Land, and feels closer to the forest trail entrance.
Jejuhanmyeonga: Jejuhanmyeonga has stories about Kong Pam and celebrity visits, making it more noticeable for people looking for TV-famous restaurants. - Gyoraepongnang
Here: Saryeoniguksu has many single-bowl menus like noodles, yukgaejang, momguk, and seongge miyeokguk that are good to eat alone, making it convenient for a quick stop.
Gyoraepongnang: Gyoraepongnang has a strong full-table set meal feel like ssam jeongsik, so it may be a better fit on days when you want to treat your parents to a generous set meal.
Good to know
- It is not confirmed that they offer free baby noodles for children under 36 months like Myeonjumak, so Myeonjumak might be more appealing for families with young children.
- Unlike Myeonjumak, which advertises a large parking lot that can accommodate over 100 large buses, this place does not, so large group customers may find Myeonjumak more convenient.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available at Saryeoniguksu?
Yes, parking space is provided in front of the store, so you can use it conveniently.
Q. What is the signature menu?
The signature menu is meat noodles made with pork bone broth, and you can also enjoy bracken yukgaejang, momguk, sea urchin seaweed soup, bibim guksu, and anchovy noodles.
Q. Are reservations possible?
Reservations are indicated as available. It is best to contact the store before visiting.
Q. Do you open early in the morning?
The store is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., making it good for breakfast or a stop before starting your schedule.
Q. Is takeout available?
Yes, takeout is available.
Q. Is it okay to visit with children?
Baby chairs are provided and the men's and women's restrooms are separate, making it convenient for family visits.
The address, phone number, and amenities were confirmed by place information, while the menu and kimchi features reflect the main text description. Some business hours and ratings require additional confirmation.
