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Jeju (restaurant)

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Jeju (Korean: 제주도; lit. Jeju Island) is a Korean restaurant in Portland, Oregon.

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Jeju (restaurant)
Southeast Main Street, Portland Buckman

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N 45.5136 ° E -122.6592 °
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Southeast Main Street 626
97214 Portland, Buckman
Oregon, United States
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renatapdx.com

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