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Jinro Soju?

  • 01-10-2003 11:40am
    #1
    Hobbes
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    Is it possible to buy in Dublin? If so where?


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  • #2
    commuterised
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    what is it?


  • #3
    Hobbes
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    http://www.jinro.co.kr/english/company/01.asp


  • #4
    SoundWave
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    i havnt seen it anywhere, but you could call into wagamama or yammamori and ask if they know where to get it?

    hope it helps

    rob


  • #5
    phoenix2181
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    you could try the Asian Market which is near Geroge's street as far as I remember :horned:


  • #6
    commuterised
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    the oriental emporium, run by so wa fu (well that's how his name sounds but I don't know if it's spelt that way)


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  • #7
    keeaumoku_tofu
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    I don't know if you want to go to a Japanese place and ask for a Korean beverage. I would try the Korean restaurant Alilang. They are pretty helpful there, just make sure to bust out the Korean! Chances are they know where to get it or even if it's available here. Your best bet would be to befriend a Korean person in Ireland who can hook you up with it.

    Soju, kim chee and hwe doe bop. Heaven....


  • #8
    Hobbes
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    Old post but..

    Bottle of Soju in Korean supermarket (in Korea). About 70c.

    #1: Arlilang sells Soju for €12 a bottle.
    #2: Korean supermarket in Dublin sells it for €6 a bottle.
    #3: England (when I was there) €20 a bottle.

    Ended up finding a site that delivers from Korea for about €3-4 a bottle (thats all inclusive price). But they only serve Koreans.


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