Shop Jeju Airport Review: Best Souvenirs & Perks

Souvenir Shop Near Jeju Airport

Shop Jeju (Airport Branch)

Written & Photographed by vivivin

If there's one essential stop that perfectly frames

the beginning and end of any Jeju trip, it's definitely a souvenir shop.

Located super close to the airport, it’s the absolute perfect spot to pop into right after picking up your rental car or just before dropping it off.

After landing at Jeju Airport and picking up our rental car,

we enjoyed a delicious meal at Dodori Noodle on the first floor of the same building,

and then headed straight up to the second-floor souvenir shop.

Being able to grab a bite and do some shopping in the same building

without wasting any travel time was incredibly convenient!

Address: 2F, 109 Dahobuk-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju

Phone: 064-747-1469

Hours: Daily 09:00 - 20:00

Parking: Dedicated parking lot in front of the shop

Notes: Tamnaneunjeon (local Jeju currency) accepted. Bring your receipt from Dodori Noodle on the 1st floor to get a free drink and a 5% discount coupon!

After enjoying a delicious meal at Dodori Noodle on the 1st floor,

we headed up to the 2nd floor with our receipt in hand

and got to enjoy free drinks!

For the complimentary drinks, you can choose from Americano, black tea, or iced tea.

We went with a refreshing iced Americano and a sweet peach iced tea

that our two-year-old toddler, Ukka, could enjoy.

On top of that, they even handed us a 5% discount coupon

that we could use right away for shopping.

It was such a great way to kick off our trip on a happy note!

Most famous souvenir or gift shops tend to have super narrow aisles

and tightly packed displays, which always made me

hesitate to visit with young children.

But Shop Jeju (Airport Branch) is incredibly spacious,

and the shopping aisles are laid out with plenty of room.

Even if you bring a stroller inside,

you can navigate easily without bumping into other shoppers

or getting stuck, making for a truly pleasant experience.

There's also a large bench where you can sit and take a quick break,

making the layout super comfortable for family travelers.

While I was busy having fun hunting for goodies,

my partner and our two-year-old toddler were completely captivated

by the cute miniature displays in one corner of the shop.

When planning this Jeju trip,

the first thing on my list was a cute tangerine hat to block the sun

and serve as an adorable photo prop for my child, so I went to check those out first.

They had them in small, medium, and large sizes,

making it easy for everyone from kids to adults to find their perfect fit.

Since it was our first souvenir shop visit, I didn't really know the average prices haha,

but the price was quite reasonable. Best of all, buying it on day one meant we could wear it

throughout our entire trip, so I picked it up without a second thought! :D

And of course, no trip is complete without checking out the magnet corner.

It was packed with aesthetic magnets featuring Jeju's famous symbols

like Dolhareubang (stone grandfathers), camellia flowers, and tangerines.

Buying my favorite magnets right at the start of our trip was so convenient,

as it saved us from having to hunt down souvenir shops for the rest of our time here!

After putting all the souvenirs I planned to buy into my basket,

I decided to browse around and check out other cute items in the shop.

Since I absolutely adore pretty cups and tumblers,

looking through these Jeju-themed cups was such a joy.

Over in the hair accessories section,

cute little tangerine hat hairpins instantly caught my eye,

and seeing the Jeju-themed charms popped onto

tiny baby Crocs was just too adorable for words!

They don't just have pretty trinkets;

there are also super practical everyday items like nail clippers and box cutters.

A wide variety of stationery was also beautifully on display.

Next, I headed over to explore

the snack and food corner on the other side.

There was such a massive variety that

I actually started worrying about how I'd carry everything back home if I bought it all...

But luckily, Shop Jeju Airport Branch offers luggage weight checks

and shipping services!

This service is incredibly handy if you're worried about checked bag weight limits

or simply don't want to carry heavy bags around.

Ppushu Ppushu (smashable ramen snack) in Jeju Garlic Butter flavor

was something I'd never seen before, which was so intriguing! +_ +

Also, spotting the Jeju Apple Mango Jelly

instantly reminded me of the mango jellies from my recent trip to Vietnam.

Apple mango jelly in Jeju?

Surprisingly, you can spot these Jeju Apple Mango Jellies

quite often during your travels around the island.

Now I'm kind of wondering if I should have picked up a bag 'ㅅ 'a

Jeju freshly squeezed juices and jellies...

Bottled Cheonhyehyang and Redhyang (Jeju citrus varieties) juices

are kept nicely chilled in the fridge.

Shop Jeju Airport Branch accepts "Tamnanun-jeon,"

Jeju's local community currency.

I came across quite a few Tamnanun-jeon merchants during my trip,

so I made a mental note to look into getting one for my next visit!

​※ International visitors can use it too!

From discount benefits linked with Dodori Guksu on the 1st floor,

to welcome drinks and cozy rest areas,

it really is the perfect shopping destination

to visit with kids.

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