Sinchang Heukdwaeji Duruchigi (신창흑돼지두루치기)

Sinchang Heukdwaeji Duruchigi (신창흑돼지두루치기)

Specializing in ‘Heukdwaejiduruchigi’ (stir-fried black pork), this restaurant uses Jeju black pork cooked on a hot iron plate. The dish is partially prepared in the kitchen before being served, then finished at the table with bean sprouts and green onions added to taste. Known for its thick yet tender cuts of pork, the dish is complemented by a rich house seasoning. It also offers other options such as stir-fried squid, octopus, and jukkumi (webfoot octopus) are also available. The clean seating makes it suitable for familes as well.

– Address : 182 Dongilhamo-ro, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do

※ Presentation Information
– Main Dish
Heukdwaeji (Black Pork)

– Information and Guides
+82-64-792-2292

– Menu
Heukdwaeji duruchigi, Jjukkumi Duruchigi (stir-fried webfoot octopus)

– Opening Hours
10:00~21:30

– Parking
available

– Day Off
Open All Year Round

◎ Nearby Tourism Infobox

⊙ M1971 Yacht Tour (M1971요트투어)

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– Homepage
www.m1971.com

M1971  is a yacht tour destination in Moseulpo, Jeju. The representative program, Dolphin Eco Tour, promotes Jeju’s natural scenery through the safe navigation of the captains and offers tourists an amazing experience to observe wild dolphins. As a form of sustainable tourism, M1971 is attracting the attention of many people and contributing to local tourism development. Furthermore, for the development of the marine leisure industry, M1971 is developing and operating various marina comprehensive management services and marine-related activities. Above all, M1971 is always doing its best to protect Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Jeju Island. Enjoy not only the dolphins but also the beautiful sunsets in the western sea.

⊙ Hamo Beach (하모해변)

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– Homepage
www.visitjeju.net/

Hamo Beach is located near Moseulpo Port, and is sometimes referred to as Moseulpo Beach. The beach used to be open for swimming but a variety of issues caused the beach to close for safety. The beach is located along Jeju Olle Trail Course 10, and features a campground nearby. The campground is a paid service and requires advance reservation during peak season. In summer, visitors can enjoy sea walking here, a water leisure sport featuring a diver’s helmet. Across from the beach is a field of sunflowers standing before Sanbangsan Mountain.