Jejuollaegogiguksu
Jejuollaegogiguksu is a restaurant in the Geumwang area known for its Jeju-style medium-thick noodles and rich broth with generous portions of meat. It features a convenient location and a clean atmosphere.
Highlights
- Its convenient location around Geumwang makes it a quick option for lunch.
- The Jeju-style medium-thick noodles and rich broth are distinctive, and the generous amount of meat is satisfying.
- The clean and spacious interior makes it comfortable for dates or couples.
- The meat has no off-odor and the broth is clean, which helps with how you feel after the meal.
Key information
| Address | Chungbuk Eumseong-gun Geumwang-eup Mugeuk-ro 244 Beon-gil 9place |
|---|---|
| Phone | 070-4167-4010place |
| Signature menu | Gogi-guksu (meat noodle soup)post |
| Price | Gogi-guksu 10,000 won, Bibim-guksu 10,000 won, Spicy gogi-guksu 11,000 won, suyuk (boiled sliced meat) 17,000 won, Meat gukbap (rice in hot soup) 10,000 wonpost |
| Parking | Parking availableclaim |
| Amenities | Reservations, takeout, delivery, Wi-Fi, separate men's and women's restrooms, high chair, mobile payment, parkingpost |
What sets it apart
- Despite being a 10,000-won-range gukbap, the meat portion is very large, strongly appealing with cost-effectiveness and satiety. — Repeated reviews mention 'lots of meat for 10,000 won'.
- Many reviews say the interior is spacious and clean, making it a reliable choice for family dining, friend gatherings, and lunch. — Mentions of 'spacious and clean inside' in reviews.
- Besides noodle dishes, it offers seasoned pork slices (suyuk) with the same broth base, catering to both noodle lovers and rice lovers. — Gukbap and seasoned pork slices (suyuk) listed at the same price.
- Being a Jeju gukbap specialty in Geumwang adds novelty and expertise, differentiating it from typical sundae gukbap, kalguksu, and Korean buffet restaurants. — Differentiation explained by Jeju-style medium-thick noodle gukbap.
Compared to nearby places
- Baegamsundaechon Geumwangjeom
Here: Offers a differentiated menu experience with Jeju-style medium-thick noodle gukbap instead of sundae gukbap.
Baegamsundaechon Geumwangjeom: Baegamsundaechon has strong local recognition as a hangover soup spot for locals. - Geumwangjangteosundae
Here: Compared to pork gukbap-centric competitors, it allows choice of both Jeju-style gukbap and seasoned pork slices (suyuk).
Geumwangjangteosundae: Geumwangjangteosundae has a strong long-established local gukbap house image, appealing to traditional gukbap enthusiasts. - Ubuntu
Here: The gukbap specialty is clearer than Ubuntu's combination of kongguksu, pork cutlet, and pasta-style dishes.
Ubuntu: Ubuntu has a wider menu including pork cutlet, pasta, and perilla kongguksu, which is advantageous for families with children or groups with diverse tastes.
Good to know
- It is less advantageous than some gukbap competitors for breakfast or 24-hour hangover soup demand.
- The weekday break time restricts visits for late lunch or ambiguous afternoon times.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available?
Yes, the restaurant provides parking spaces.
Q. What is the signature dish?
The main menu is gogi-guksu (meat noodle soup) with Jeju-style medium-thick noodles, and it goes well with suyuk.
Q. Can I make a reservation?
Yes, reservations are available if you want to secure a seat.
Q. When is the lunch rush?
During lunchtime, there may be a wait or items may sell out due to high demand, so we recommend visiting with some extra time.
Q. Are takeout and delivery available?
Yes, both takeout and delivery services are provided.
Mostly based on personal opinions from on-site visit reviews.
