Sunpoong Haejangguk Hamdeok: Jeju's Unique Gosari Yuknae-tang
Craving authentic Jeju flavors? Sunpoong Haejangguk in Hamdeok is a hidden gem, famous for its unique Gosari Yuknae-tang. A must-visit for local foodies!

During a recent trip to Jeju, I found myself staying near the beautiful Hamdeok Beach. As evening approached, I was on the hunt for a truly authentic and delicious local meal. That's when I stumbled upon Sunpoong Haejangguk, a renowned eatery known for attracting Korean celebrities and serving up incredible hangover soup, conveniently located right by Hamdeok Beach.

Finding parking at Sunpoong Haejangguk in Hamdeok is a breeze, with dedicated spaces behind the building. If those are full, don't worry – you can also park conveniently in the nearby public park area, making your visit stress-free from the moment you arrive.

This veteran restaurant in Hamdeok is quite famous, so if you plan to visit during peak dinner hours, be prepared for a potential wait. My top tip? Try to come during an off-peak time to enjoy a more relaxed dining experience!
Jeju Old-School Restaurant Menu





You can easily browse the menu and place your order using the convenient table-top kiosks. Among the many delicious options, the absolute star at Sunpoong Haejangguk is their Gosari Yuknae-tang – a truly unique and sought-after dish. It’s often a limited-quantity item, so if you see it available, grab it! I was lucky enough to order this popular dish during my visit.


The walls are adorned with signatures and photos of numerous celebrities who have visited, some instantly recognizable, others perhaps more familiar to local audiences. It's clear this place has a star-studded reputation!

While the table kiosks are super convenient, you'll also find plenty of menu boards displayed on the walls, making it easy to see all your options before you order.


The most famous and frequently ordered dish at Sunpoong Haejangguk in Hamdeok is undoubtedly the Gosari Yuknae-tang. It’s important to know that this is entirely different from the more commonly known Jeju-style Gosari Yukgaejang (bracken spicy beef soup)!
Jeju Gosari Yukgaejang features shredded bracken that mimics the texture of meat, which is delicious in its own right. However, Gosari Yuknae-tang is more akin to an offal soup, with the added earthy flavor of bracken. It truly feels like enjoying a unique Jeju-style offal soup, elevated by the distinctive bracken.





Your meal comes with three types of delicious side dishes, and if you find yourself wanting more, there’s a convenient self-service bar where you can refill to your heart's content!



Sunpoong Haejangguk’s Gosari Yuknae-tang is incredibly hearty, brimming with generous portions of bracken and various offal ingredients. I recall there was an option to customize the spice level when ordering, and being a fan of spicy food, I opted for a fiery kick!


Once you try this famous Gosari Yuknae-tang, you'll immediately understand why it's a truly unique dish that you can only experience in Jeju. If you ask for a recommendation at Sunpoong Haejangguk, I wholeheartedly suggest trying their limited-edition Gosari Yuknae-tang – it’s an unforgettable culinary adventure!
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📍 Jeju Sunpoong Haejangguk Hamdeok Branch
1F, 604 Sinbuk-ro, Jochon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea

Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I park at Sunpung Haejangguk Hamdeok Branch?
There is a parking space provided at the back of the building. If there are no parking spots available, you can also park near the park right next to it.
How is the limited menu item, Gosari Yuknaetang, different from the regular Jeju Gosari Yukgaejang?
While regular Gosari Yukgaejang is made by shredding bracken (gosari) to resemble meat, Gosari Yuknaetang is a tripe soup (naejangtang) with bracken added to it. It is characterized by its generous amount of ingredients and tripe.
How can I get a refill for side dishes at Sunpung Haejangguk Hamdeok Branch?
Initially, 3 types of side dishes are provided as standard. If you would like more, you can use the self-service bar available in the restaurant to get them yourself.
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