Butter Together

Butter Together is located on the way to Hallasan Arboretum in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, and operates daily from 11 AM to 7 PM. At Butter Together, you can purchase Jeju cookies made in-house, priced between 3,000 to 4,000 KRW per cookie. They can also be packaged as gift sets, making them a perfect choice for New Year’s gifts. The store has a spacious parking lot in front, accommodating several cars, and operates in the same building as Opener Market, where you can buy various wines, beers, and whiskies. The available cookie varieties include Yellow Cheese, Peanut Lion, Ganache Bear, Pig Bar, Black Sesame Ganache, Frog Matcha, Lotus S'more, Onyangi S'more, Pink S'more, Chewy Choco Chip, Gromit, and Madeleine. The cookies sold here use dough weighing up to 130g, making them thick and larger compared to other Jeju cafes, offering great value for the price. While waiting for your cookies to be packaged, you can take photos of the sample cookies displayed in the store. Butter Together’s cookies feature adorable animal characters like dogs, bears, and frogs, making them ideal gifts for girlfriends or children. The store has tables where you can sit comfortably while waiting, and the space is decorated with posters featuring cookies, catching your eye. Butter Together also sells separate goodie bags for packaging cookies. These are not ordinary paper packaging but are elegantly designed, making them suitable for birthday gifts for family, partners, or friends. Additionally, you can order beverages like coffee, latte, and ade that pair well with cookies. An Americano costs 3,000 KRW per cup, making it affordable. The Jeju cookies displayed in the showcase are samples, and to order, you simply write the desired types and quantities on a paper provided nearby and hand it to the staff for packaging. Butter Together offers 12 types of cookies, each charming enough to make choosing difficult. Detailed ingredient information is provided for each cookie, making selection easier. I purchased four handmade cookies along with coffee. Although I didn’t opt for a goodie bag, the staff carefully packaged them to prevent damage during transport. I chose Yellow Cheese, Peanut Lion, Frog Matcha, and Chewy Choco Chip based on my preferences. Each Jeju cookie was individually wrapped, and as seen in the photos, they were substantial in size. With their thick dough and large size, these cookies could even substitute for a meal when paired with milk or coffee. Butter Together’s handmade Jeju cookies are moist and not overly sweet, emphasizing the natural flavors of the ingredients, which made them even more satisfying. Located close to Jeju Airport, this cookie specialty store is convenient for travelers. Pre-orders allow customization of size and composition, making it a highly recommended spot for those seeking delightful desserts as gifts from Jeju.