Nangtteul Jeongsik on Namjo-ro in Jocheon, before or after Jeolmul Forest Trail
Nangtteule Sseumpang is a Korean table d'hote restaurant at 2343 Namjo-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, and is a good stop along the route to Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest and Eco Land. It has a large parking lot and group seating, but lunchtime waits can be long because of large parties, so it is safer to call ahead and visit early.
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The name of Nangduri Spamp, meaning “a place to rest in a tree yard”
Nangduri Spamp is a Korean restaurant located at 2343 Namjo-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, 125 Wahoel-ri. Its name is introduced as meaning “a place to rest in a shelter with a tree yard,” and it matches the restaurant’s character as a place to have a meal while moving through the forest paths and oreum hills of the inland area of Jocheon-eup.
This place is also introduced in official Jeju tourism search results as a restaurant near Jellmul Natural Recreation Forest. Jellmul Natural Recreation Forest opened in July 1997 as a forest retreat, so many visitors combine it with meals after a walk through the cedar forest or a trip to Jellmul Oreum.
- Address: 2343 Namjo-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
- Lot number address: 125 Wahoel-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si
- Phone: 064-784-9292
- Business type: Traditional Korean set meal · Korean cuisine
Check the 09:00 opening time and the 16:00~17:00 break time first
Recently registered information lists the business hours as 09:00~20:30, the break time as 16:00~17:00, and the last order at 19:30. Another recent listing shows 09:00~20:45, so the closing time differs; for evening visits, it is better to call 064-784-9292 to confirm whether it is open that day and when orders end.
A regular closing day has not been confirmed in reliable official or public information. Therefore, do not assume a fixed day off; especially on holidays, bad weather days, or days with many group reservations, you should call before departing. There is no admission fee, and meals are ordered from the menu.
- Listed business hours: 09:00~20:30
- Break time: 16:00~17:00
- Listed last order: 19:30
- Admission fee: Free
- Regular closing day: Not confirmed
Reviews say Nangkdeul Jeongsik is for parties of two or more, and visitors aged 8 and above must order one menu item per person
Visitor reviews mention that Nangkdeul Jeongsik is a menu for orders of two or more people, and that guests aged 8 and above must each order one menu item. The set is introduced as a table-spread style meal with rice, ssam greens, various side dishes, grilled mackerel, and stir-fried pork.
The per-person meal cost seen in reviews is around KRW 14,000 to 15,000, but menus and prices can change, so it is necessary to reconfirm with the on-site menu board or by phone. Some reviews also say side dishes can be refilled at a self-serve bar, but the items offered and how they are served may vary depending on the day.
- Order condition for Nangkdeul Jeongsik in reviews: Two or more people
- For ages 8 and above in reviews: One menu item per person
- Per-person meal cost in reviews: about KRW 14,000~15,000
- Frequently mentioned menu items in reviews: Grilled mackerel · stir-fried pork · ssam greens
- Takeout availability is listed
The lunch-time wait around 13:00 suggests how to choose your arrival time
A 2023 visitor review describes arriving at 1:00 p.m. and entering around 2:30 p.m. Since the restaurant is repeatedly described as a place where group tourists gather, if you plan to arrive immediately after a forest-path walk between 12:00 and 13:00, you should factor in waiting time.
The same review suggests that around 11:00 a.m. or around 3:00 p.m. may involve relatively less waiting. Since the break time starts at 16:00, whether you can still place an order matters even if you visit at 3:00 p.m., and if your group is large, calling ahead is especially useful.
- Waiting example: Arrived at 13:00, entered around 14:30
- Relatively early recommended time: Around 11:00
- Alternative time in reviews: Around 15:00
- Group dining available
- Waiting area information is listed
30 regular parking spaces behind the building and a 10 cm step at the entrance
The Jeju Tourism Accessibility Information Center says there are about 30 regular parking spaces and explains that the parking lot behind the building is convenient. In front of the entrance, an on-site survey found 3 small cars and 1 mid-size car parked on the right side, and 1 small car on the left side, so it is better to keep the rear parking lot in mind during the busy lunch period.
Wheelchair users should consider the 10 cm step at the main entrance and the 7-degree slope of the side entrance ramp. The approach path to the main entrance has a 5-degree incline, and even using the side ramp requires a little assistance. There is no elevator, no accessible restroom, and no accessible parking space, and the width inside the regular restroom is also narrow, making wheelchair access difficult.
- Regular parking: About 30 spaces
- Accessible parking space: None
- Step at main entrance: 10 cm
- Side entrance ramp slope: 7 degrees
- Elevator and accessible restroom: None
2343 Namjo-ro is a location where a rental car is more practical than public transport
Nangduri Spamp is on Namjo-ro in Wahoel-ri, Jocheon-eup, so it is not a place you can simply walk to from the airport or Jeju city center. Because Jeju has no nearby rail or subway station, getting there by rental car or taxi is the simplest option; if you use a bus, you should check the route and alighting stop on the Jeju bus information system on the day of departure.
An itinerary linking the restaurant and Jellmul Natural Recreation Forest is well suited to car travel. Jellmul Natural Recreation Forest is located at 584 Myeongnim-ro, Jeju-si, and the Forest House course is about 280 m and about 5 minutes, the Saengisorigil trail is about 900 m and about 40 minutes, and the Jellmul Oreum summit course is about 1.6 km and about 1 hour. You can adjust meal time according to the intensity of your walk before or after eating.
- Public transport: Check nearby alighting stop and service frequency on the day of departure
- Recommended access: Rental car or taxi
- Jellmul Natural Recreation Forest address: 584 Myeongnim-ro, Jeju-si
- Saengisorigil trail: About 900 m and about 40 minutes
- Jellmul Oreum summit course: About 1.6 km and about 1 hour
If you are visiting with foreign guests or children, ask in advance about phone orders and restroom conditions
Registered information lists separate men’s and women’s restrooms, wireless internet, baby chairs, and a waiting area. However, the public accessibility guide says the regular restroom entrance is 70 cm wide, the inner entrance is 53 cm wide, and the interior area is 123 cm by 103 cm, so wheelchair access is considered difficult.
No official confirmation has been found regarding foreign-language menus or foreign-language service. Travelers who are not comfortable ordering in Korean should first call to confirm whether the restaurant is open, the number of people, and the set-meal ordering conditions, or prepare menu photos in advance. Since eating and waiting time vary depending on how crowded it is, it is safer to allow at least 1 hour and more during the lunch peak.
- Baby chair: Listed in registered information
- Wireless internet: Listed in registered information
- Separate men’s and women’s restrooms: Yes
- Foreign-language guidance: Not confirmed
- Recommended stay: At least 1 hour, with extra time during the lunch peak
Before You Go
- Address
- 2343 Namjo-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
- Hours
- 09:00~20:30 (based on listed information; call ahead before evening visits)
- Admission
- Free (meals ordered separately)
- Phone
- 064-784-9292
- Transport
- Located along Namjo-ro in Jeju’s inland area, so rental car or taxi access is recommended. Check bus stops and service frequency on the Jeju bus information system on the day of departure.
- Parking
- About 30 regular parking spaces; the parking lot behind the building is convenient. No accessible parking space.
- Time needed
- At least 1 hour; plan extra time during the lunch peak, including waiting time
- Accessibility
- 10 cm step at the main entrance, 7-degree side ramp, so assistance is needed for wheelchair users. No elevator, no accessible restroom, and no accessible parking space. Foreign-language guidance not confirmed.
The information above is current as of the time of writing. Please check the official guidance again before visiting.
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