I find it quite funny. It's called a tea museum, and I thought it would display all knowledge related to tea, but it turned out to be just a place to buy souvenirs. There's a tea garden and a coffee shop nearby where you can take a break. It's very crowded, and I've heard the tea sauce is a must-buy, and the toast with spread is delicious. The parking lot is very large with plenty of parking spaces, so you don't need to worry about finding a spot.

With the hype surrounding this tea museum, it’s definitely not one to be missed despite the crowd that’s often flooding the space. 🅿️ they do have 2 parking spaces around the museum, with ushers to help guide drivers to a specific area with empty lots The merchandise area was crazy crowded on a weekday around 3-4pm, with multiple tour buses parked on the opposite side of the museum and visitors both local and foreign shopping in the museum. There really wasn’t much that caught our eye though, nothing really stood out in flavour for the drinks to make us want to buy them. 🍰 the pastries however were good, the tart was okay, I didn’t love the ice cream though it’s decent. Loved the cake roll though, thought it’s a good balance between the green tea flavour and the creaminess. The drink too was okay, we had something similar at a cafe earlier so it wasn’t exactly special or unique. The green tea field was a little underwhelming, with what seemed like tall green bushes if one didn’t know it’s a green tea field - especially because it didn’t smell like anything too. All in all, it’s definitely worth a visit for the overall hype - the only place in Jeju that we saw such a crowd during our 3 days visit.

Really nice experience to get a closer look of the process and types of tea. I took the guided tea tour through the plantations with a tasting session of varios teas and deserts. At the end of the tour, I made my own tea by choosing different leaves based on their flavors and properties. The caffee and shopping area are also nice. Plenty opportunities for good pictures. Highly recommended!

Unfortunately, there was no guided tour available when I visited, so I just went around by myself. The museum wasn't much without a guide. It was more about the cafe and gift shop for me -- and they were good. I got a very tasty green tea latte while admiring their gardens. I also got to shop for a few tea sets for me and my family. Having tried the tea myself now back home, they're very high quality. I highly recommend coming here if you're a tourist, the tea is very good souvenir. The public transportation going there was also convenient coming from Seogwipo. The bus station is right outside the museum.

Beautiful place to walk around. Do visit the tea shop and buy something if you enjoy drinking tea. The popular skin care company Innisfree has a retail store and cafe here too. Many people will try their hand at making soap in the retail store, pretty decent variety of skin care products but it's catered mainly for ladies. The staffs at the store is knowledgeable and helpful. Prices at the cafe is slightly higher but the atmosphere here is very nice and you get to enjoy a beautiful view of the tea plantation outside the cafe due to its elevated height and full drop down glass panel of the building. It's a great place to have a coffee and some pastries for an hour or so. Another thing which many might think it is strange to add it here, the public toilet located behind the store and cafe is very clean and it smells wonderful 😊. They used the same diffuser that they are selling in the retail store! Absolutely no funny or unpleasant smell coming from this public toilet👍👍👍

I really enjoyed visiting this museum. I am an avid tea drinker and this was the first time I had ever been to a tea field. The gift shop was great - I bought a lot of teas. The café on site was also wonderful - the food and drinks were delicious! The museum is free to get in, which was very nice. This is a relaxing spot to spend a couple of hours.

More than a museum, it is an Innisfree store. You can see the process of the tea leaves and then taste it. There is an observatory deck from where you can see the plantations. At lunch time it is chaos with so many visitors. If you are not purchasing products or ordering something to drink, just a few minutes are enough to see everything

Beautiful place with lovely landscaping. Lots of people sitting and doing Picnic by the grassy area. The museum has a large retail shop selling various tea products. You could get a soft serve ice cream. That’s the highlight.

Quick a cute spot but strongly encourage to go early as possible, like most good things.. it can get busy ! The green tea, ice cream, views, and going to innnifree side was very cute. Lots of good pics, drinks, and views. Go early! With enjoying the view, snacks and drinks, can spend 1+ hours here ! If you rush it.. can be done in like 20 mins.

I love this place. Nice cafes and tea with a view. What more can you expect? But because it is so good, expect people. I mean, a lot of people! Came on a Monday and i had to wait a little to get a seat. But it’s all worth it. I will definitely come back here again if i am in jeju! For me, the green tea roll cake is the winner! Light and fluffy but still packs a punch. It goes well with my green tea latte.

Beautiful fields of tea leaf plantations with good views. Not much of a museum though.

100% recommend. The tea field is pretty. The museum is kinda small but their cafe has very delicious treats!

there is a innisfree shop and a green tea garden if u walk a bit into the museum. I liked the green tea cheesecake here (look at photos for more)

It is very crowded in evening. There is innersfree shop, plantation, tea shop and tea cafe. The green tea latte, green tea roll and green tea ice cream taste good. Cafe looks normal. Plantation looks normal. If you want to buy tea souvenir this is a good place to buy many type of tea, they have a lot of dry tea leaf 🍁 many selections and pretty packaging

The desserts are recommended - you can get a set with orange cake, peanut ice cream / milkshake, and matcha soft serve. There is a field across the road near the parking area that is a great little photo spot too. You can spend an hour or two there at the most.

So beautiful and serene. Green Tea lovers will certainly enjoy this place!

Literally it is Museum of green tea. You can see the big farm of green tea, and learn about history of tea in Korea. And the desserts at the cafe are Delicious.

Free parking, there are a lot of parking spaces available on site and opposite. No entrance fees, but the talks about tea is pretty absent for a museum. When you enter there is a small machine to show you tea roasting(but also not really?) They will brew some teas for your tasting, and there's also a cafe just next to it. I tried the ilohyang but can only say it is almost tasteless even though I followed their brewing instructions. The smell of the leaves was really really fragrant though. I found this consistent with many of their other teas. I like that there are packets of loose tea leaves which offer much better value than the satchet ones. Bought some volcanic rock teas to try, and hope they don't disappoint.

It is easy to come from Jeju city using bus 151. The place was serene, blended with nature. Many tea products for visitors to choose and there was a cafe offering good light meals. Of course one should also visit Innisfree which is in the same complex.

Thoughtfully designed building and space! It’s not so much a museum but a place to buy tea and enjoy the view of the tea plantations at the cafe. Innisfree is next to the Osulloc museum and they also have a cafe with a gorgeous view there. You only need about 15-20 minutes to walk around the museum

I came at 9 am and there are a lot of people.. but, there are a lot of places to sit although many people there.. i tried the Green Tea Latte, which is very scrumptious.. there are a lot of people trying the ice cream.. they also gave a tea taste for the visitors.. also can look how Osulloc made their tea & buy souvenirs from here..

Nothing much but nice to visit for a quick shopping (innisfree and nice tea).

Suprisingly interesting and beautiful place. Must visit at Jeju. Good place to take photos. Museum was kind of small and could explain more what is tea and the manufacturing process etc. Garden is large and has many herbs, trees and flowers. Tea bar has also a store where different Jeju teas can be purchased. Place is owned by Amore Pacific and there are some cosmetic related stores and activities as well.

Green Tea lovers must go there!  You will enjoy with al the products of Green Tea! I'd like to recommend green tea ice cream. The taste is wonderfullllll! Really love it. No word to descript that wonderful taste.

Beautiful park and tea shop - our family had the green tea icecream - it was rich and you could really taste the green tea within. We had a lovely walk around the grounds - its very picturesque. Come early however as parking girls up fast!

The tea was praised for its excellence. I ordered a cup of macha, a crepe, and a roll—all delightful, though the crepe was a tad dry. Discovering that dining outside offered a quieter atmosphere, I strolled over to the tea plantation, enjoying the picturesque view.

A fabulous place for some tea , a great experience with excellent food and great setting. Worth visiting.

Pretty tea plantation. Not much of a museum. Just a small area where they package tea etc. mainly has food and skincare products, Inistree. Went in November (off season) and it was still very busy. Free entry.

Such a cool spot!!! Even if you're not a fan of tea, there is so much to appreciate. Loved trying their unique beverages and desserts. 🍵

Nice tea plantation, placed close packed for photograph. No need to walk a long distance to take! The snacks nearby are pretty!

The Green Tea Cheesecake is literal heaven. I ordered a second one to go.

Free admission so super busy. Not much to see in the museum but worth to try something like icecream or drinks while you’re there. I saw there’s another building back there for tea class or something. I’d like to book it in advance if I come back here again. It would be amazing experience. Great to see Innisfree (Korean cosmetic brand) shop there as well. Decent price and I’ve been using their products 10+ years so highly recommend it. There are some limited products you can only buy in there.

This is a beautiful conservatory of sorts and has an amazing selection of teas you can buy as souvenirs! The cafe was also really nice and you get to try their tea selection before you decide to buy the tea bags themselves. We went up to the second floor and you get a beautiful view of the mountains and the tea. There’s not much of a museum aspect to it but its a very nice place to go visit regardless!

TL:DR if you haven't been to another tea farm/museum in Korea make a trip out. Plan to spend less than 1 hour, unless you are going to eat here. The museum as I saw it was extremely small. You can make your way through it quite quickly. Really there was only a history wall and observatory. The garden outside is very nice, and you are able to walk and take photos in the tea fields. I shopped for souvenirs and food while I was here, and that took a majority of my time. The tea is really high quality and the price reflects it. Also it was neat to see them roasting the tea leaves, similar to coffee. The workers there are excited to tell you about what they do, just be prepared for Korean only explanations. Overall all this was a secondary place for me to visit and only did so because so many other places were closed for renovations or COVID-19 restrictions. Being that it is free, it's worth it, but I wish that I was able to see one of the closed places with my time on Jeju. Just going to have to come back.

Vegi-tour pass. This place is good for vegitarian and vegan. It offers teas with many flavors as well as cakes. If u are a vegan only tea will be available to u. Vegitarian eating diary food can enjoy cakes too. Innisfri store offers salads also.

A pretty place to visit. Even it's summer, the wind is so strong to make you shivered. The tea garden is so big and nice. Good place for you to relax. However it is quite far from city point. Need to change bus in between if you do not have car, need to take public transport.

Think this place is always crowded, and I think I know the reasons... great place to experience various kinds of tea... but you need to try Ice cream (green tea flavour)

A very nice, quiet, and well designed place with mostly organic homemade drinks and desserts. There is also a walking trial around the museum, but just be aware of snakes during the hot and warm seasons. This is definitely a place for tourists to check out when visiting Jeju island.

Nice ace to look around. Also you can find selling items and cafeteria.

Beautiful grounds where you can taste so many yummy desserts! We actually preferred the tangerine flavored desserts and drinks over the matcha, but both were great to try.

Green tea museum showcasing korean green tea. Very small field compared to Boseong fields. Green tea ice cream was tasty!

The tea museum is in a well designed building and has a small exhibition about tea in the area. The plantation itself was smaller than I had expected and we weren’t able to book onto the experience as it was full for the entire day, so book early if you come here. The gift shop was good and had lots of options. I would suggest eating in the cafe joined to Inesfree rather than the one in the museum itself. It has nice options, better view and is much quieter.

Large parking area across the road. Selections of testers. Icecream and latte are not inexpensive.