Jeju Boseong Market

Jeju-style sundae in an old-downtown market lane

Visit Jeju says Boseong Market opened in 1972 and has butcher shops, seafood and dried-food stalls, bakeries, rice-cake shops, repair shops and restaurants. Several sundae specialists form Sundae Alley, and trying Jeju-style sundae gives visitors a clear reason to stop here.

The photo shows a sign at the Boseong Market entrance. Use it to enter the lanes, choose a restaurant and check its menu and same-day opening.

Check prices, packaging and storage conditions with the shop selling the item.

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Original photo from the official Jeju Boseong Market gallery ↗ · 2026-10-22 Checked

Choose between sundae-gukbap, assorted sundae and sundae-guksu

The official tourism introduction mentions sundae-gukbap, assorted sundae and sundae-guksu. Restaurants are described as having their own specialties, so do not assume every place serves every menu item; check the menu and ingredients on the day.

The market also has grocery shops such as butchers and seafood and dried-food vendors. If carrying purchases while dining, ask the shop how to pack and store them. Market lanes are used by residents, so avoid obstructing customers or shops when taking food photos.

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A year-round market, with different shop hours

Visit Jeju’s detail guide states that shop hours may vary. This guide therefore does not give one operating schedule for the entire market. A September 2026 event notice is separate evidence of market activity at the time of that event.

If you are visiting for a meal, check whether your chosen restaurant is open. The market is described as a year-round market rather than one that opens only on five-day market dates, but individual shops may still close on different days.

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Choose your bus, car or taxi arrival point first

The official Korean map address is 제주시 동광로1길 32. The Jeju Bus Information System lists route 365 as serving Boseong Market. Routes and service may change, so check the latest stop and return direction in the official system.

Visit Jeju did not list public parking in the information checked. If driving, check nearby parking and charges on a map and on site, and note where you park. For taxis, confirm the entrance with the Boseong Market sign as your destination and check the return pickup point in advance. No travel time or taxi fare is estimated.

Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 제주시 동광로1길 32

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Jeju Bus Information System · route 365 stop at Boseong Market ↗ · 2026-10-22 Checked
Original photo from the official Jeju Boseong Market gallery ↗ · 2026-10-22 Checked

Use the entrance sign to find your way back through the lanes

Official sources did not confirm the number of entrances or parking and return routes inside the market. Use the Boseong Market entrance sign visible in photos as an arrival landmark, and note the direction of the lane you enter on a map.

After eating, return to the entrance and check your bus stop, car park or taxi pickup point. Keep aisles clear even when visiting shops deeper in Sundae Alley, and plan to move food purchases to your car or accommodation before continuing your trip.

Jeju Boseong Market · Jeju Tourism Organization (Visit Jeju) ↗ · 2026-10-22 Checked
Jeju Bus Information System · route 365 stop at Boseong Market ↗ · 2026-10-22 Checked