Cuisine

Italian (이탈리아 음식점)

District

Seogwipo (서귀포시) , Jeju

Address

Jeju Seogwipo-si Seongsan-eup Seopjikoji-ro 93-66

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Mint Restaurant is an Italian dining venue located within Phoenix Jeju Resort in Seopjikoji, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, housed in a glass building designed by the internationall...

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Mint Restaurant is an Italian dining venue located within Phoenix Jeju Resort in Seopjikoji, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, housed in a glass building designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Ando Tadao. The structure operates on two levels, with a cafe (including hamburgers) on the first floor and Mint Restaurant occupying the second. The restaurant's defining asset is the panoramic view of Seongsan Ilchulbong peak and the ocean through floor-to-ceiling glass walls, a vista that constitutes a significant portion of the overall dining experience. Visiting during daytime hours is essential to fully appreciate this view, and reserving a window table when booking the lunch course is strongly recommended. The course menu progresses through soup, appetizer, pasta, main course, and dessert, with seasonal rotations occurring quarterly. The appetizer soup course consistently impresses with its depth, and the roasted chicken leg stands out for its crispy exterior and tender interior. Cream-based pastas receive more favorable assessments than tomato-based options, and black pork pasta and risotto are among the available main selections. The beef steak divides opinion, with some noting a chewy texture even when ordered medium. Tiramisu and tangerine peel tea serve as fitting closers to the meal. Overall satisfaction with the food varies relative to the strength of the view, and assessments of main course and dessert quality against the price point show some inconsistency. Access is via shuttle bus from the Phoenix Resort main gate or approximately a fifteen-minute walk, with parking available within the resort grounds. A post-meal stroll through the Seopjikoji outdoor exhibitions and gardens provides a natural continuation of the visit.