[2025 Jeju Restaurant] Travel Guide for Gongbech (Updated May)

While driving along the east side of Jeju, I stopped by the cafe . The ocean view through the large windows is stunning, and the interior is quiet and full of charm—perfect for zoning out and relaxing. The Hallabong (Jeju citrus) ade is refreshing, and the place is great for taking photos. You can capture amazing shots with the ocean view as your backdrop📸. By the way, right next door is the trendy London Bagel Museum Jeju branch. Many people buy bread there and bring it over to enjoy together. Gongbech is a great spot whether you're visiting alone or with friends. If you're looking to recharge your emotions in Jeju, this is a must-visit!

More than the cafe aspect, the art gallery bit resonated with me. It's location facing the sea, those vast empty spaces, the rustic and concrete appearance of parts. It transports you elsewhere temporarily. Given that this cafe is not as crowded as many other silly options where tourists come in herds or social media enthusiasts try to get pictures done. This was amongst the most memorable and refreshing of stops in Jeju. I can remember the cool breeze of the sea. The coffee and food we ordered. Another time I came on my own as well. They do have several bakery items, cakes and decent varieties in coffee. Prices are not cheap but at the same time not absurd as popular spots. It's one of my favourite places and i would recommend visiting. #koreatrip #unique #artgallery #seaview #jejudo

#JejuTravel ⏱Business hours 10:30 - 17:30 The cafe is literally built on an old building frame, so the space is empty. The coffee is delicious and the interior is unique and cool. The large mirror that looks like a robot seems to have a moving concept :) When I entered, I felt the scale was large, so I exclaimed a little and it felt like a runway, and the music sound was really good! Since you can bring in outside food, it would be nice to get a bagel from the next door and eat it🐶 📍Blank 83 Dongbok-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju