Restaurants in Jejudo
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Kkwong Memil Guksu
A tiny five-table eatery near the bus terminal, it has one staff member and two items on the menu: the kkwong-gui (꿩구이) is simple and highly recommended - half a pheasant is grilled at your table. Order rice to go with it as the side dishes are nothing to write home about. The other option is kkwong memil guksu (꿩메밀국수) - pheasant pieces share a soup with homemade noodles wide enough to drive along.
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Bagdad Café
With a Nepalese chef, this new Indian restaurant-café-bar, named after the film not the city, has music, stylish English-speaking staff and an outside terrace. It has more character and atmosphere than all the city's other restaurants put together. The curries, naan bread and mango lassi taste authentic, and weekends can be busy with a mixed crowd of Koreans and homesick Brits.
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Kkwong Yori Jeonmun
A modest eight-table Chinese restaurant with an English menu and four styles of 'gourmet' jajangmyeon (자장면) noodles including minced pork and seafood versions. The only pheasant dish (꿩; kkwong) is a pile of battered pheasant, bones and all, meant for sharing.
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E-Mart Food Court
The food court on the 5th floor has sea views and a smorgasbord of cheap eats but is on the tatty side. Hidden away at the far end of the basement supermarket is a great takeaway section - sushi, kebabs, spare ribs, chicken and raw-fish platters (hungeo, raw ray) are around ₩120.
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El Paso
This new (you guessed it) Mexican restaurant, decorated with quality Mexican artworks, has a chef who learnt his trade in Mexico City. All your faves are here along with soft music, Mexican beers and of course tequila.
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Jeil Hyangto Eumsik
Opposite E-Mart on the seafront are fish and seafood restaurants with prices and replicas of the food on show outside. Jeil Hyangto Eumsik even has an English menu, which includes raw-fish platters and abalone dishes.
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1001 Juk Iyagi
Big bowls of rice porridge with a choice of 20 almost-diced-to-death ingredients are offered in this squeaky clean chain restaurant. Mini side dishes plus tea or coffee are free.
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Chungmun Sikdang
A simple, clean restaurant with a good-deal jeongsik (정식; meal with lots of side dishes) or sundubu (순두부; soft tofu).
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Jeongdaun
With views over the sea on three sides, this 2nd-floor restaurant serves up fresh fish and hoedeopbap (회덮밥; vegetables, rice and raw fish).
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Taphyang Samgyetang
A popular place near the seafront for samgyetang (삼계탕; ginseng chicken) or duck dishes served as a soup or dry with vegetables.
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Meokbo Bunsik
Just down the road opposite the covered market is this cheap diner with homemade mandu (만두; dumplings) steaming in big pots outside.
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Daebokseong
Sit at the counter, at a table or in your own private room and enjoy Japanese-style sushi, sea bream soup or abalone rice porridge.
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I Want Pizza
Sit inside among the mountains of pizza boxes for a reasonably priced 13-inch pizza at this takeaway near the bus terminal.
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Vetro Coffee
Buy a cake from the bakery opposite and eat it with one of Vetro's special home-roasted coffees. Iced latte is popular.
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Jingogae
If you want meat head to this traditional restaurant for galbi (갈비; beef ribs) or Jejudo pork.
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Bonjuk
Enjoy one of the 16 flavours of rice porridge in this neat and clean chain restaurant on the high street.
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