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Yami Budae-jjigae Gangjeong is a budae-jjigae restaurant on Ieodo-ro in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju, whose antique-styled interior consistently surprises first-time visitors expecting a typical army stew joint. The decor would not look out of place in a trendy cafe, yet the kitchen delivers deeply comforting, home-style stews. The budae-jjigae features ham and sausage in a spicy-but-not-aggressive broth that balances heat with savory depth, evoking the warmth of a home-cooked meal. Adding a ham sari topping is recommended, as the base portion can leave bigger appetites wanting slightly more. Nak-gop-sae - a hot pot combining octopus, beef intestines, and shrimp - is an equally popular choice, praised for its refined, non-greasy broth that reveals careful seasoning. Stir-fried rice ingredients come on the side, allowing diners to finish by cooking rice directly in the leftover broth. Nokdu-jeon, a mung bean pancake, earns praise for its crispy edges and nutty flavor. The ham-cheese egg roll is soft enough for children and can be ordered plain, without cheese or sauce, on request. Side dishes are clean and neatly arranged, and rice refills come at no extra charge - a generous policy that long-time customers appreciate. The owner's warmth and hospitality appear in virtually every review, making it clear that the personal touch is as much a draw as the food. A younger staff member handles foreign-language communication capably. During lunchtime the small dining room fills up fast, so timing the visit or arriving slightly off-peak is advisable. Takeout orders are also accepted.