Korean

Sun Okine Myungga (순옥이네명가)

Korean · Seafood · Cheju · Corea del Sud

Local SpotCasual
4.3Google (493)
1creator review

The story

Right by the airport, Sun Okine Myungga (순옥이네명가) in Jeju City is a seafood spot that Mark Wiens calls a “fantastic” stop for “incredibly fresh daily catch.” The restaurant keeps things straightforward, letting the ocean do the talking.

Wiens singles out two standouts from the menu: the abalone hot stew, rich and comforting, and the icy mulhoe (물회), a cold raw-fish soup that cuts through Jeju’s humidity. Both dishes, he notes, are “outstanding” — a clear signal this local joint delivers on its fresh-seafood promise without any fuss.

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AI summary of what 2 dish mentions say about the food

This is an icy, cold soup full of fresh seafood, especially abalone and sea cucumber. It's like a slushy consistency with a sour and sweet taste, nice acidity, refreshing crunch of cucumbers, and a licoricey flavor from perilla leaves. The raw abalone has a cartilagey crunch and natural sweetness. There are also noodles you can add. I love this — it's amazing.
Mark Wiens👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Sun Okine Myungga (순옥이네명가). Most active: Mark Wiens

  • Mark Wiens
    Mark Wiens

    I Ate the Best KOREAN FOOD in Jeju Island for 24 Hours!! · @ 7:31

    Loved

    A fantastic seafood restaurant right by the airport serving incredibly fresh daily catch — the abalone hot stew and the icy mulhoe are both outstanding.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Abalone Hot Stew

      This is a hot stew with abalone, shellfish, clams, even crab, mushrooms, and vegetables in a seafood broth. The abalone has a sweetness and a spongy texture that absorbed all the broth — it's a perfect chewiness, not rubbery at all. The broth has a nice saltiness and a fermented bean sauce complexity. Delicious.

    • Mulhoe (물회)

      This is an icy, cold soup full of fresh seafood, especially abalone and sea cucumber. It's like a slushy consistency with a sour and sweet taste, nice acidity, refreshing crunch of cucumbers, and a licoricey flavor from perilla leaves. The raw abalone has a cartilagey crunch and natural sweetness. There are also noodles you can add. I love this — it's amazing.

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