A quiet prayer room set aside by the owners of Jeju Ddukbaeki, a Korean ddukbaegi restaurant of more than 30 years near the entrance to Seongsan Ilchulbong. It has a spacious mat-covered floor with several prayer rugs, a recliner, and a small attached bathroom for wudu. Access is for restaurant customers, so order a meal first, then pray. The menu is seafood-focused, with dishes like jeonbok haemul ddukbaegi and galchi-jorim, so most of it is pork-free, though the restaurant is not halal-certified.
