[2024 Seogwipo Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for If o'sulloc Store (Updated Oct)

O'sulloc Tea Museum

O'sulloc Tea Museum is located at 15, Sinhwayeoksa-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do. You can reach the museum quite easily, especially if you travel by car. There is a vast parking lot directly in front of the museum. There is a cafe located in the museum and it can get pretty busy and crowded. However, it didn't take us long to get a seats as people generally move off after eating. Right next to the cafe is the retail shop where you can get gifts sets and tea bags for yourself or as souvenir gifts for your friends and family. The good thing about here is that Innisfree museum is right next to O'sulloc which is just walking distance away. And as you walk towards innisfree you will spot the tea fields.

The Osulloc Tea Museum in Jeju

Osulloc is a company in South Korea that cultivates, manufactures, and sells tea. Osulloc grows its tea on Jeju Island. The packaging of Osulloc tea is colorful and well-designed, making it perfect for gifts. On Jeju Island, Osulloc has tea plantations, shops with tea houses, and a tea museum. Although the tea museum is small, it exhibits tea utensils from Korea and around the world. Additionally, it features a diorama showcasing the tea-making process of pan-fried tea.

To the east of the Snow Green Tea Museum, through a small forest, is the home of Yuezhou style Jeju. Yue Shi style is a Korean local brand, the birthplace is Jeju Island. Nature provides the best natural ingredients for making cosmetics such as green tea, Dongbai, and volcanic stone. It is also the best place to experience and appreciate the brand culture of Yueshi style. I don't like it here because I bought a style of hygienic cosmetics. What attracted me was to experience the communication with nature in the natural environment. Jeju House is divided into three areas: cafe, merchandise display area, and experience area. The ingredients of the Jeju House Caf are provided by local residents who really know the taste of Jeju Island, such as deer, citrus, artemisia, black pork, etc., and then the chefs try to study the recipes and eat these Jeju residents daily. The ordinary ingredients are sublimated into the unique meals of Jeju House. At the other end of the merchandise display area is the experience area. Participation method is very simple, first buy a bag of materials at the counter to find a favorite location to sit down, open the IPAD on the table, select the Chinese description, follow the steps step by step. Raw materials are also local natural materials: green tea, citrus, volcanic stones. After the production is successful, the intimate outer packaging of the material package can be used to wrap the handmade soap. Don't worry after taking it home, let it sit for 10 days, and wait until the soap is fully saponified and mature. It takes about 40 minutes to make three pieces of soap. This is an experience that only Jeju Island has. Don't miss it.