19 Jeju Cafes on Our Babymoon Shortlist: Tangerine Farms to Ocean Views

19 Jeju Cafes on Our Babymoon Shortlist

Before our May 2017 Jeju babymoon, I put together a shortlist of Jeju cafes from Instagram hot spots and my sister’s recommendations. These Jeju cafes were all on my wish list. Menus and prices below are from May 2017 and may have changed since.

Jeju Aein Gamgyulbat: A Tangerine Farm Cafe

A hot Instagram pick, with a similar Analoge Gamgyulbat nearby. My sister recommended it, and it is apparently popular for wedding shoots. The hallabong ade is said to be popular.

Jeju cafes: Tangerine farm cafe in Jeju, photo 1
Tangerine farm cafe in Jeju, photo 2
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Badada: Ocean View Cafe and Wine Bar

Recommended by my sister and blog neighbors. Famous for its atmosphere. Sipping wine and cocktails on bed chairs while watching the sea sounds like the best.

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Badada ocean view cafe, photo 5

Monsant de Aewol: G-Dragon’s Cafe

G-Dragon’s cafe in Jeju, stylish just like GD himself. A sea-view cafe.

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Babo Cafe: Vintage Mood

A sea-view cafe with a vintage mood and unique interior.

Babo Cafe vintage interior, photo 9
Babo Cafe vintage interior, photo 10
Babo Cafe vintage interior, photo 11

A Hyeopjae Beach Cafe: Strawberry Cake and Lattes

Another sea-view pick from my sister, near Hyeopjae Beach. The strawberry cake and strawberry latte looked like my taste.

Hyeopjae beach cafe, photo 12
Hyeopjae beach cafe, photo 13
Hyeopjae beach cafe strawberry cake, photo 14
Hyeopjae beach cafe strawberry cake, photo 15

Cafe Mani at Woljeongri Beach

Another famous cafe at Woljeongri Beach. The red chairs looked lovely, with a mood similar to Badada.

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Cafe Mani at Woljeongri, photo 17
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Cafe Mani at Woljeongri, photo 19

Salon de Rabang: Famous Pancakes

Known by word of mouth for its pancakes. Closed every Saturday and Sunday, so avoid weekends. I really wanted to try the pancakes.

Salon de Rabang pancakes, photo 20
Salon de Rabang pancakes, photo 21
Salon de Rabang pancakes, photo 22

Nilmori Dongdong: Hallasan Bingsu

Famous for its Hallasan bingsu. The cotton candy affogato also caught my eye.

Nilmori Dongdong bingsu, photo 23
Nilmori Dongdong bingsu, photo 24
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Rabbit Ice Cream With a View of Yongmeori Coast

The rabbit-shaped ice cream was exactly my taste. A spot to enjoy it while looking at the Yongmeori coast.

Rabbit ice cream in Jeju, photo 27
Rabbit ice cream in Jeju, photo 28
Rabbit ice cream in Jeju, photo 29

A Yellow Cafe Near Seopjikoji: Tangerine Drinks

A bright yellow cafe near Seopjikoji where you can enjoy tangerine drinks and desserts to your heart’s content. Halfway through our Jeju cafes shortlist, the tangerine theme kept coming back.

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Yellow tangerine cafe near Seopjikoji, photo 31
Yellow tangerine cafe near Seopjikoji, photo 32
Yellow tangerine cafe near Seopjikoji, photo 33

Woo Yu Boo Dan: Dessert at Seongisidol Ranch

A recent Jeju photo spot, the dessert shop at Seongisidol Ranch. The milk ice cream is said to be incredibly smooth and delicious.

Woo Yu Boo Dan dessert at Seongisidol Ranch, photo 34
Woo Yu Boo Dan dessert at Seongisidol Ranch, photo 35
Woo Yu Boo Dan dessert at Seongisidol Ranch, photo 36

A Fish and Chips Pub in Aewol

My husband loves fish and chips, so this made the list. A pub perfect for a beer. Fish and chips 14,000 won, small fish and chips 11,000 won.

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Fish and chips pub in Aewol, photo 38

Mango Ray Flagship Store

A place to taste mango that feels like Southeast Asia. There are branches everywhere, but the flagship is said to be the real deal. The fresh mango shake sounded wonderful.

Mango Ray flagship store, photo 39
Mango Ray flagship store, photo 40
Mango Ray flagship store, photo 41

Osulloc Tea Museum and Cafe

A place I had wanted to visit on our last Jeju trip. The museum and cafe are together, selling only green tea products.

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Osulloc tea museum and cafe, photo 44

Aewol The Sunset: Brunch With an Ocean View

An ocean-view brunch cafe. My husband is not a brunch fan, so whether we go is questionable.

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Aewol The Sunset brunch cafe, photo 46
Aewol The Sunset brunch cafe, photo 47
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A Hamdeok Beach Cafe Like the Maldives

A cafe at Hamdeok Beach with water like the Maldives. With water that pretty, it is a place to enjoy with your eyes more than your taste buds.

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Hamdeok beach cafe, photo 52

Jjokkeullak: Famous for Gimnyeong Latte

Famous for its Gimnyeong latte. The name is hard to pronounce. Prices were not high compared to other cafes. The Gimnyeong latte is said to resemble the Gimnyeong sea. Pretty, though as a non-coffee drinker it was less of a draw for me.

Jjokkeullak cafe Gimnyeong latte, photo 53
Jjokkeullak cafe Gimnyeong latte, photo 54
Jjokkeullak cafe Gimnyeong latte, photo 55

A Hand-Drip Coffee and Bread Cafe

Known for hand-drip coffee and sweet bread, featured on a food TV show. A cafe with a calm, quiet mood.

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Hand-drip coffee cafe in Jeju, photo 57
Hand-drip coffee cafe in Jeju, photo 58

Annyeong Sehwa-ssi: Three Stories and a Pink Rooftop

Popular for hallabong ade and carrot cake. A three-story cafe with the sea view stretching out high above, plus a pink rooftop that many people climb up to. The cute little carrot cake looked adorable.

Annyeong Sehwa-ssi cafe, photo 59
Annyeong Sehwa-ssi cafe, photo 60
Annyeong Sehwa-ssi cafe, photo 61
Annyeong Sehwa-ssi cafe, photo 62

Looking for places to go turned into a hunt for Jeju cafes, and these 19 Jeju cafes made the final cut. I doubt we can visit all of these Jeju cafes, and my husband will probably ask if we are just going to eat all day. Still, I picked a few favorites in my heart. Next up: I have covered food and drink, so I will look for things to see.

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