Jeju Hagwi Gamaseot Sundae Soup Restaurant

Located in Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Hagwi Gamaseot Sundae Soup is about a 20-minute drive west from Jeju Airport. The restaurant operates from 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM every day except Saturdays, making it a great spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. With a nostalgic old-style eatery vibe, the restaurant offers tables for two and four people, as well as additional seating inside. If you're visiting with more than four people, it's recommended to call ahead and make a reservation. Hagwi Gamaseot Sundae Soup, a popular spot for Jeju-style soup dishes, serves a variety of menu items including the newly introduced Pork Jowl Soup, the famous Sundae Soup, Makchang Soup, Beef Intestine Soup, Meat Noodles, Glass Noodle Sundae, Makchang Sundae, Pig Trotters, Head Meat, Makchang Boiled Pork, and Sundae Platter. The Pork Jowl Soup, which was previously only available in Busan, is priced at 12,000 KRW per bowl. For sundae, although not listed on the menu, you can request a half-plate portion for 7,000 KRW. The kimchi and radish kimchi served with the dishes are homemade, offering a sweet and spicy flavor that leaves a lasting impression. The newly launched Pork Jowl Soup was developed by the owner after visiting various soup specialty restaurants during a trip to Busan. The dish uses the base of the Makchang Soup but replaces the makchang (beef intestines) with pork jowl, resulting in a tender and savory texture with rich, flavorful broth. When ordering sundae, you can opt for a half-plate or a single serving. The sundae is served hot, and it's recommended to start with the liver for a soft texture without toughness. Pair it with onion sauce for an enhanced taste. Besides Pork Jowl Soup and Makchang Soup, the restaurant also offers Beef Intestine Soup and Meat Noodles. The thick noodles in the Meat Noodles are made with the same broth base as the soup dishes, providing a rich yet not overly salty flavor that appeals to all ages. If you're looking for an authentic dining experience in Jeju City, make sure to visit Hagwi-ri in Aewol-eup and try these dishes.