Ollae Guksu

The elders said they wanted something hot for breakfast. I searched for this Olai Noodle House near the B&B and it was pretty good. So we walked over to eat. The shop only serves pork noodles. Many locals were eating there. You could tell it was good just by smelling the meaty aroma in the air. I was really shocked when it was served. It was a huge bowl with plenty of meat. The portion was so big that I couldn't finish it [laugh cry][laugh cry] The soup was super delicious, the kind of natural freshness that has been boiled for a long time [give you a little heart]

In Korea, this noodle shop can be considered an old shop. Korean locals love it. Just walk in, turn right, say your name, and get a number to queue. It is indeed pure pork soup without any other ingredients.

Korea's very famous White Pork Year, the pork bone soup in it is really good, white and feels like it is full of collagen. I think the pork with skin is more delicious, and the side dish of kimchi is very spicy.

Whether you come early in the morning or close at night, you will have to wait in line for this shop. There is only one dish here, which is pork noodles. The soup made from bones, paired with chewy noodles of moderate thickness, and white pork that is fat but not greasy, this bowl of noodles is really concentrated with too much essence. Although there are not many side dishes, each one is classic, and the refreshing kimchi is made by the boss himself. A mouthful of noodles, a mouthful of kimchi, and a mouthful of thick soup, the deliciousness is interpreted here.

The hotel front desk recommended it to me. After much trouble, I finally found a noodle shop that is very popular among the locals. The appearance is not very good, but the taste is good. The owner only sells pork noodles. The business is really booming. There are several lines waiting in line. It is the Jeju Island version of Shanghai A Da Scallion Pancake...

Olai Noodles, the internet-famous pork noodles in Jeju Island. I searched for it all the way here, and it's a very popular noodle shop. The shop is small, there are few tables, and there are many people queuing at the door. I was really surprised when I tasted it. The pork noodles are so delicious, and they don't taste like Japanese ramen. It's really amazing, and the taste is hard to describe. If you go to Jeju Island, you must try it!