🔥「Open late at night, delicious! Jeju Island 24-hour potato and pork ribs soup will suspend your taste buds!」

#5月好去地方2025 Address: No. 47, Sammo-ro, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province  Atmosphere/Facilities: This 24-hour Gamjatang specialty store is located in a busy neighborhood in downtown Jeju, close to the Grand Hyatt Hotel and Sammo-ro Pedestrian Street. The store is prominent and often brightly lit late at night. The dining space feels homely and warm, with many and spacious seats. With the on-site Chinese menu and Chinese-speaking staff, even travelers who don't understand Korean can easily order food. It's open 24 hours a day, all year round, and you can enjoy heart-warming soups day and night. Cost: • Small to medium pot potato and pork rib soup is about ₩10,000–16,000 (about NT$250–400), with pork bone or beef brisket versions available • Adding ramen or fried rice to the soup base is an additional charge of +₩1,000–2,000 (about NT$25–50)  • The average cost per person is about NT$300–500, which is a good portion for dinner or midnight snack and has a high CP value. ⸻ Features: • 24-hour service: Whether it is late at night or early in the morning, there is always hot potato and pork rib soup available, which is the first choice for drinking and midnight snacks  . • Large pot portion: The medium pot can satisfy 3–4 people, and it is full of potatoes and pork ribs, with enough meat to easily chew the bones. • Rich and spicy soup base: moderate spiciness, the soup is a combination of vegetables, spices and the essence of pork bones that have been stewed for a long time, warming the stomach and eating well . • Upgraded and diversified ways of eating: you can add some ramen to absorb the soup, and then mix it with fried rice after eating, forming a classic Jeju way of eating that can be enjoyed by one person . • Friendly Chinese service: many travelers reported that the staff can speak Chinese, and the menu also has Chinese names, so ordering is no problem . Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) ⸻ ✨800-word experience: On the first night after arriving in Jeju, I rushed to this 24-hour potato and pork rib soup restaurant, thinking to myself: If I can have a bowl of hot soup during my trip, it must be the happiest start. The cold wind continued in the Jeju city late at night, but the lights in the store and the heat from the soup pot were particularly tempting. When I stepped into the store, I was greeted by a spacious interior space and enthusiastic Chinese service. I and several friends were guided to sit down and quickly chose the medium-sized pork version and the option of adding ramen. When it was served, the pot of white smoke from the soup base was really shocking: it was full of large pieces of ribs, half a potato, red peppers and vegetables. The aroma filled the entire table as soon as it was served. The first sip of the soup was warm and spicy, with a hint of milk and spices, and the bones and meat seemed to melt on the tip of the tongue. The ribs themselves were stewed until the meat was almost soft and could be easily separated from the bones. It really "fell apart with a chopstick". The potatoes were cooked until they were well-seasoned inside and out. They were soft but not rotten when bitten, and absorbed the richness of the soup. The hot soup warms the stomach and is moderately spicy. Whether it is a cold night or a hangover, this bowl of soup can wake up all the fatigue. We then put the ramen noodles into the pot, and the noodles absorbed the soup, making them chewy and tasty. When the amount was reduced, we poured the rice into the pot and stir-fried it. The feeling of the rice absorbing the soup and minced meat made us unable to stop eating. We didn't know how much we had eaten in such a pot, but we didn't feel sick of it at all. Instead, we enjoyed it more and more. During the whole dining process, the guests who shuttled in the store were local residents, late-night tourists, or guests staying in nearby hotels. Everyone was eagerly sharing at the same table, and the atmosphere was warm and relaxed. The waiter was fluent in Chinese, which was a great blessing for travelers who didn't speak Korean. From ordering to adding soup and noodles, people felt the thoughtful service centered on travelers. This night, we not only satisfied our stomachs, but also felt the sleepless charm of Jeju at night. Potato and pork rib soup is not just a Korean pot, it is a ritual: hot soup, a big pot of friends to share, a night connection. It warms the stomach and the heart of the traveler. If I really want to pick out a small flaw, it may be that you have to wait for ten minutes during the peak hours, especially after 11 o'clock when the flow of customers is still large. But looking at the smoke and heat in the soup pot, it is completely worth the wait. Moreover, the strong taste may make friends who don't eat spicy food a little spicy, but it can be paired with white rice or steamed eggs to neutralize the flavor. In general, this 24-hour potato and pork ribs soup restaurant is a must-eat Jeju late-night canteen. Whether you are a newcomer or wandering in the middle of the night, you can find a heart-warming bowl here. From the soup, portion, price and atmosphere, it has achieved the ultimate that makes people aftertaste endlessly. It is recommended that if travelers live in Jeju City, they should not miss this legendary soup pot if they want to have a strong and stomach-warming ritual late at night or early in the morning. This bowl of Jeju-style potato and pork ribs soup is not only eaten, but also a journey and warm memories. Next time you come to Jeju, don't forget to make late night the time, so that a bowl of soup will become the warmest moment in your travel memory. #jeju #jejucity #jejucitycity #24hourpotatoribssoup #24시제주뼈해장국 #제주맛집 #musteatrestaurantinjeju