Hugely Jeju — Attraction in Jeju

Hugely disappointed for driving a long way to this place with high hope.

I ordered ice cream at 1st floor, because you cannot order coffee from 1st floor, if you want to order coffee, u need to order from 2nd floor. I ordered ice cream that costs 12000won, which is hugely overpriced. After i got my ice cream served, we asked if we can go upstairs to take photos, the instant response by the staff was, we were not allowed to go upstairs because we didnt order coffee!! We didnt know this!! Then we asked him, why did we even order the hugely overpriced ice cream then? He eventually did some intercom communications with staff upstairs and eventually allowed us to go upstairs, upon reaching 2nd floor, we noticed the sea waves light projection onto the floor was so faint that it is barely visible. We reached there around 4pm if i recalled correctly. Why the photos we saw online were so stunning compared to real one that we saw?

We left immediately, and the ice cream taste was quite ordinary to me. Portion wise, was basically just a scoop of icecream (but it was nicely presented like a black pumice stone) on a cone, which the cone was not even crispy, it felt like a mildly moisted one.

My friend was equally...

Came here after having a late lunch and had to wait for 30mins to enter. However there is no waiting time for takeaways.

Each ice cream is 12,000won. Not sure if it's worth it for the taste as it's just interesting for its shape. Taste wise is soso. Ice cream is already prepared in its cone and stored in a freezer. So it's not freshly scooped. Feels more like ice cream cake kind of.

They sell baked goods as well but is only famous for its ice cream. On the second floor they sell drinks as well and it's a nice ambience as it's dark with projector lights.

If go during sunset hours 6-8 you can see a nice sunset while you wait to enter or eat the ice cream on second floor.

Overall not recommended and won't go back again. It was interesting...

Visited Hugely in Jeju, known for their signature orange-shaped ice cream on a cone. Aesthetically, it’s a 10/10 — super photogenic and creative. Unfortunately, the taste didn’t live up to the look. The flavor was pretty underwhelming, and nothing really stood out. Also, the outer shell of the “orange” can stain clothes easily, so be careful when eating it. At around $12 each, it felt overpriced and more like a tourist trap than a worthwhile treat. Nice for photos, but not something I’d...