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Hyoeun Dessert: Crafting Hallabong into Yōkan beneath Sanbangsan

Hyoeun Dessert is a dessert café on Hwasunhaean-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, where they sell Hallabong yōkan, oranda, and Hallasan stone chewy rice bread. If you’re aiming for the Hallabong yōkan, which is reportedly limited to 200 pieces a day, it’s safest to visit in the morning and confirm by phone first.

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Hwasun Coastal Road 189, Hallabong Yakkwa Jelly Found in a Village South of Sanbangsan

Hyoeun Dessert is located on the 1st floor at 189 Hwasun Coastal Road, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, and its tourism registration name is ‘Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch.’ In the Jeju Tourism Organization guide, the phone number 0507-1417-8902, postal code 63530, and address Hwasun-ri 421-1 are also listed.

The main specialty here is a handmade Hallabong yakkwa jelly made with Hallabong, a Jeju citrus fruit. Tourism information says the Hallabong yakkwa jelly is produced in a limited run of 200 pieces per day, and also lists Hallabong oranda, Hallasan stone chewy rice cake bread, and Hallabong ade as menu items.

This is a view of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch.
This is the exterior of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch. — Photo source visitjeju.net

Hallabong Yakkwa Jelly Limited to 200 Pieces a Day, Why Morning Purchases Are Better

Hallabong yakkwa jelly is introduced as being produced in a limited run of 200 pieces per day, and tourism materials state that it may sell out by the morning. If you are aiming for a specific item, it is better to go at opening time or call 0507-1417-8902 in advance to ask about same-day stock and reservation availability.

Based on the menu collected on DiningCode, Hallabong yakkwa jelly costs 6,000 won for one piece, 12,000 won for a 2-piece gift set, 24,000 won for a 4-piece set, and 30,000 won for a 5-piece set. Hallabong oranda is listed at 25,000 won, Hallasan stone chewy rice cake bread at 4,000 won, and red bean/cream cheese chewy rice cake bread, 10 pieces, at 40,000 won.

  • Hallabong yakkwa jelly: 6,000 won
  • Hallabong yakkwa jelly 5-piece gift set: 30,000 won
  • Hallabong oranda: 25,000 won
  • Hallasan stone chewy rice cake bread: 4,000 won
This is a representative photo of Hyoeun jelly.
Representative photo of Hyoeun Yakkwa Jelly. — Photo source cloudfront.net

On Days It Opens at 11 and Closed on Tuesdays, Recheck the Hours Before You Go

Tourism-related pages list the business hours as 11:00–20:00, with a regular closing day every Tuesday. In contrast, DiningCode lists 11:00–17:00 and open year-round, so the operating information differs by platform.

Accordingly, plan your visit for after 11:00, and especially for Tuesday or evening visits, it is safest to call 0507-1417-8902 to confirm whether it is open and what time it closes. Since this is a cafe rather than an admission-based attraction, there is no entrance fee; you only pay for the desserts and drinks you order.

Tourism information says credit card payment is available, takeout is available, and there is a restroom. If you have items like Hallabong yakkwa jelly and oranda to pack as gifts, it is a good idea to ask about storage methods before leaving.

This is an image of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch.
Image of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch. — Photo source visitjeju.net

Andeok Elementary School [North] Stop, 481 m Away, Public Transit Route via Bus 251-1

By public transit, you can use the Andeok Elementary School [North] stop (JEB406000741) as your reference point. The stop information page lists Hyoeun Dessert as 481 m away, and says Jeju trunk bus 251-1 stops there.

Bus 251-1 is introduced as a route connecting Moseulpo South Port Passenger Terminal (Unjin Port) and Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal. The 481 m from the stop is about a 7–8 minute walk if you do not have luggage, but the actual perceived travel time can vary depending on the wind and weather along Hwasun Coastal Road.

For car renters, the tourism information says parking is available. However, the number of spaces and whether it is free are not confirmed in the public materials, so it is best to call ahead during peak season and on weekends. Wheelchair and stroller accessibility, as well as the availability of foreign-language menus, are also not confirmed in the public guide.

This is a representative photo of Hyoeun jelly.
Representative photo of Hyoeun Yakkwa Jelly. — Photo source cloudfront.net

How the 2023 Gold Award and Jeju Ingredient Cooking Classes Continue the Story

Hyoeun Dessert is introduced not only as a retail space but also as a place where cooking classes are held. Visit Jeju records that CEO Choi Hyo-eun, introduced as the original developer of Hallabong yakkwa jelly, won the gold award at the 2023 Small Business & Master Chef Skills Competition.

The class is joined by Master Chef Su-hee Boku, who holds qualifications in Korean, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine, and small classes using Jeju ingredients are mentioned, including Udo peanut dark chocolate, Basque cheesecake, Jeju citrus juak, and yakgwa. Since enrollment is said to be handled through the Jejuchogajip Instagram account, it is difficult to say for certain whether same-day participation is possible by simply visiting on site.

Hallabong oranda is introduced as a product made with Hallabong and rice syrup. Rather than simply choosing a citrus-shaped souvenir, this place is better suited to a visit focused on seeing how ingredients well known on the island, such as Jeju citrus and Udo peanuts, are turned into desserts.

This is an image of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch.
Image of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch. — Photo source visitjeju.net

A 1-Hour Route Linking Hwasun Geum Mool Beach 0.7 km Away and Sanbangsan Cruise 1 km Away

Near Hyoeun Dessert, Hwasun Geum Mool Beach is listed at about 0.7 km away, and Sanbangsan Cruise at about 1 km away. Tourism information also lists Andeok Wallabong at about 1.03 km, and the Hwasun Geum Mool Beach area, the starting point of Jeju Olle Course 10, is also marked as a roughly 1 km zone.

Therefore, before a coastal walk or part of the Olle trail, it is practical to pack the yakkwa jelly, and after the walk, check whether the store is open and then have drinks and desserts. If you are only using the cafe, allow about 15–30 minutes for ordering and takeout, or 30–60 minutes if you plan to rest indoors.

It is an indoor stop that is easy to visit even on days when the wind is strong or a coastal plan is canceled, but since the Hallabong yakkwa jelly is said to be limited in production, you may not be able to get the quantity you want late in the afternoon. If you plan to buy several boxes, checking stock is more important than the exact time of your visit.

This is a representative photo of Hyoeun jelly.
Representative photo of Hyoeun Yakkwa Jelly. — Photo source cloudfront.net

The Difference Between People Looking for Hallabong-Shaped Desserts and Those Wanting a Long Cafe Stay

Hyoeun Dessert is a place focused on gift desserts made with Jeju citrus ingredients and on takeout purchases. It is especially suitable for travelers looking for items to share while on the move or after returning home, such as Hallabong yakkwa jelly, oranda, and chewy rice cake bread, and takeout is available.

On the other hand, if you require wide seating, a long-term work space, exact parking capacity, or barrier-free facilities, the public information is not sufficient. Since the operating hours are listed both as 11:00–20:00 and 11:00–17:00, it is safer to call first rather than fixing it as the final stop on your itinerary.

The official sales channel is Informationed as Smart Store, and in separate travel information, the Instagram account is also listed as the official homepage. To confirm online orders, class schedules, and items sold out on the day, calling the store is the most direct method.

This is an image of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch.
Image of Hyoeun Dessert Sanbangsan Cafe Branch. — Photo source visitjeju.net

Before You Go

Address
1st floor, 189 Hwasun Coastal Road, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
Hours
11:00–20:00 (based on tourism information). Other platforms also list 11:00–17:00, so a phone check before visiting is recommended
Closed
Every Tuesday (based on tourism information). Other platforms also list open year-round, so confirmation is recommended
Admission
Free
Phone
0507-1417-8902
Official site
https://smartstore.naver.com/jjunjjunh
Transport
About 481 m from Andeok Elementary School [North] stop (JEB406000741), about a 7–8 minute walk. Bus 251-1 stops there.
Parking
Parking is available. Number of spaces and fees need confirmation.
Time needed
15–30 minutes for takeout, 30–60 minutes including in-store use
Accessibility
Wheelchair and stroller routes, and foreign-language guidance, could not be confirmed in the public materials.

The above information is current as of the time of writing. Please recheck the official guide before visiting.

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