Gwangeoda, Pyoseon Main Branch (광어다 표선 본점)
Seafood Jeju Seogwipo-si

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Hoesarang’s reviewHighly recommended
“Fresh, springy olive flounder sashimi from a restaurant run directly by the fish farm”
- Gwangeo hoe (olive flounder sashimi)BestBrief aging preserves the springy texture
- Olive flounder sashimi: ₩22,000
- Good for
- Olive flounder sashimi during a trip to Jeju
- Value
- Cheaper than other places
- Tips
- The sweet-and-sour flounder and noodles with raw flounder are also appealing
Hoesarang’s reviewHighly recommended
“Springy flounder sashimi from the restaurant's own farm at a reasonable price”
- Gwangeo hoe-guksu (spicy noodles with raw flounder)BestTangy mixed noodles paired with rich, fatty sashimi
- Gwangeo hoe (olive flounder sashimi)Springy texture with pronounced sweetness
- Gwangeo tangsu (sweet-and-sour fried flounder)Mild and not fishy, with a crisp coating
- Flounder sashimi ₩22,000
- 10:30–20:00; closed Thursdays
- Atmosphere
- A restaurant with sea views
- Would return
- Listed first among the top three picks
- Good for
- Enjoying sashimi with a sea view
- Value
- Reasonable prices even in Jeju
- Tips
- Along with sashimi, the sweet-and-sour fried flounder and raw flounder noodles are worth trying
Hoesarang’s reviewHighly recommended
“Springy, savory large flounder sashimi at a very reasonable price”
- Daegwangeo hoe (large olive flounder sashimi) platterBestSpringy texture with lovely sweetness and umami
- Gwangeo jineureomisal (flounder fin meat)Generous, rich pieces—the highlight of flounder sashimi
- Gwangeo tangsueo (sweet-and-sour fried flounder)Crispy without being greasy, with an appealing mandarin orange sauce
- Large flounder sashimi platter ₩18,000
- 10:30–20:00; closed Thursdays
- Individual meals available for ₩10,000
- Atmosphere
- Second-floor dining with an open kitchen and sea views
- Good for
- Good-value large flounder sashimi and dining with sea views
- Value
- Good value at ₩18,000 for a platter of large flounder sashimi
- Tips
- Eat the fin meat with other cuts, or in a leafy wrap with ssamjang dipping paste
- The sweet-and-sour fried flounder also pairs well with spicy dishes
- Order the fried flounder as a side if you need more food


