Mini Vlog Jeju Haenyeo in Singapore
A dining experience trusted even by Korea’s First Lady 🇰🇷✨
During the official state visit to Singapore with President Lee Jae-myung, Kim Hye-kyung visited
Jeju Haenyeo Singapore — a unique dining destination that brings the spirit of Jeju Island to Singapore.
Inspired by the legendary Haenyeo women divers, this immersive 2-hour experience combines food, culture, music, and storytelling.
During the meal, you can enjoy authentic Jeju dishes such as:
🥗 Jeju Tangerine Salad
🥞 Bingtteok (Jeju Buckwheat Crêpe)
🌊 BbulSora Mulhoe – cold soup with fresh horn conch
🐖 Jeju Dombe Pork
🍱 Traditional Hansang Korean table
Every course feels warm, comforting, and deeply connected to Jeju’s coastal culture.
The food here is very delicious and authentic, and you can top up rice and soup until you are fully satisfied 🍚
The staff are also incredibly friendly and take great care of every guest, making the whole experience feel welcoming and memorable.
Dining here is not just about eating — it’s like traveling to Jeju through food and performance.
📍 Address
The Arts House Annex Building
1 Old Parliament Lane 01 -04
Singapore 179429
⏰ Operating Hours (Reservation Required)
Wednesday – 17:00 / 19:45
Saturday – 12:30 / 17:00 / 19:45
Sunday – 12:30 / 17:00
A beautiful cultural dining journey right in the heart of Singapore.
If you are curious about the Haenyeo tradition and want to experience a true taste of Jeju without traveling far, Jeju Haenyeo Singapore offers an exceptional chance to dive deeper into this unique culture. The story of Haenyeo women divers—brave, skilled, and deeply connected with the sea—is brought alive through the carefully crafted menu and the atmosphere. I loved how every dish, from the refreshing Jeju Tangerine Salad to the comforting Dombe Pork, told a story of Jeju’s coastal life. The BbulSora Mulhoe, a cold soup made with fresh horn conch, was a standout for me; it provided a refreshing balance and showcased the seafood richness typical of Jeju. Also, the staff’s friendliness made the experience feel personal, welcoming, and memorable, as they explained the cultural significance behind each dish and performance element. Reservations are necessary, so I recommend booking ahead especially during weekends. The venue at The Arts House Annex gives an intimate and elegant setting that complements the cultural immersion perfectly. For those who enjoy cultural dining experiences or are fans of Korean food beyond the typical Korean BBQ, Jeju Haenyeo Singapore offers a rare blend of culture, performance, and outstanding cuisine. This mini vlog-worthy restaurant is truly a gem for anyone wanting to explore Haenyeo-inspired stories and savor genuine Jeju flavors right in Singapore.
