Where should I park when visiting Ollae Guksu Main Branch, and is there any parking fee support?

You can use nearby paid parking lots such as Shinjeju R, 88 Parking Lot, and the Provincial Office Public Parking Lot. If you use these parking lots, you can receive a ~$1 deduction from your meal cost.

What are the business hours and regular holidays of Ollae Guksu Main Branch near Jeju Airport?

Ollae Guksu Main Branch opens at 8:00 AM, making it possible to have an early meal. Please note that the restaurant is closed every Sunday.

What are the characteristics of the meat noodles at Ollae Guksu Main Branch, and is the wait time long?

The meat noodles are characterized by a clear, savory broth without any gamey smell, tender meat, and noodles that are not too thick. The restaurant has a fast turnover rate, so you can dine almost immediately without a long wait.

Ollae Guksu Jeju Review 2026: Best Pork Noodles Near Airport

✈️ The Ultimate First Stop Right After Landing in Jeju

Ollae Guksu Main Branch: Legendary Pork Noodles

Delicious bowl of pork noodles at Ollae Guksu

Hey everyone, Hyobi here!

Let me tell you about the absolute best first meal I had during my recent Jeju Island getaway.

Whenever you travel to Jeju, doesn't it feel like a missed opportunity

if you don't grab an amazing local meal

before even checking into your hotel? Haha!

Here is my honest review of Ollae Guksu Main Branch, a legendary pork noodle spot located right near Jeju International Airport.

Jeju Airport Area Pork Noodle Hotspot

Ollae Guksu Main Branch

📍 24 Gwirang-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

(Yeondong 301-19)

☎️ 064-742-7355

Opens at 8:00 AM

Closed every Sunday

📍 Ollae Guksu Main Branch
24 Gwirang-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

If you park at one of the nearby paid parking lots,

you can get a ~$1 discount on your meal.

(Applicable at Shinjeju R, 88 Parking, or the Provincial Government Public Parking Lot)

Even the famous Korean celebrity chef Lee Yeon-bok has visited this spot!

This was my very first time trying Ollae Guksu. When my friends and I landed, we debated on what to eat to kick off our trip on a high note.

We initially wanted to go to Woojin Haejangguk, but we knew the wait times there are absolutely brutal.

So, we decided to pivot to Jeju's iconic Gogi Guksu (pork noodles) instead, and I'm so glad we did!

We got incredibly lucky and walked right in without any wait!

Honestly, because it's a noodle spot, the table turnover rate is super fast. People slurp down their bowls quickly, so even if there is a line, you won't have to wait too long. We ordered four bowls of pork noodles and eagerly waited for our food.

The fresh, geotjeori-style kimchi was absolutely delicious and paired perfectly with the rich noodles.

To be honest, it's sometimes hard to expect friendly service at ultra-famous tourist restaurants in Jeju, but the staff at Ollae Guksu were incredibly warm and welcoming!

Finally, the main event arrived! (My heart was literally beating fast, hoping it would be as good as the hype!)

What do you try first when a bowl of noodles is placed in front of you? For me, it's always the broth.

The soup here was beautifully clear yet incredibly rich and savory.

Best of all, there was absolutely none of that gamey pork smell that ruins some noodle spots. I've tried pork noodles at many other restaurants, but some can have an overpowering odor. Ollae Guksu, however, was exceptionally clean and light!