Jeju Island Bread Pilgrimage Essential Course

Jinjin Bakery I will introduce you to Jinjin Bakery, a bakery that you must visit on your Jeju Island bread pilgrimage. Jinjin Bakery is located about 15 minutes away from Jeju Airport, so it is a good bakery to stop by before heading back. They also offer delivery, so you can order from Seoul and eat there. Jinjin Bakery's bread menus are slightly different every day. You can check the menus on Instagram posts. Jinjin Bakery's signature bread menus are Mammoth, Jinjin Bread, and Butt Bread. Butt Bread does not contain eggs, and the bread is filled with Elle & Vire animal cream. Jinjin Bread is a bread with a chewy texture and various cream cheeses inside. I bought and ate sweet potato mammoth and mugwort pickled halmaemmos here. They are sweet and full of toppings, so they are really delicious. I highly recommend Jinjin Bakery to those who are on a Jeju Island bread pilgrimage. In particular, the mammoth bread and soboro bread are really good. Recommended 📍Location: 1st floor, 4 Shinseol-ro 4-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province ⏰Operating hours: 08:00-20:00 every day #Jeju travel #Jeju Island restaurants #Jeju Island bread pilgrimage