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Korean food in Ireland

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  • 29-09-2011 11:22pm
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    fionascott20
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    Is there anywhere in Ireland that i can buy Korean food? Especially Korean style rice. My friend just moved here and is finding food a major issue. Or any suggestions where she could buy online. Can anyone help me? Thank you :)
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    Corsendonk
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    The Korean language forum has some threads on korean food and also might be a valuable resource for your friend to get to know fellow Koreans in Ireland.

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=469

    P.S Love to hear myself of a good place that does Kimchi.


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    twerg_85
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    ukiyo on exchequer st. does kim chi.


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    YumCha
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    Lots of the Asian supermarkets stock Korean groceries, there's also a Korean supermarket called Han Yang on Great Strand Street near the Italian quarter which should have it.


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    lods
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    YumCha wrote: »
    Lots of the Asian supermarkets stock Korean groceries, there's also a Korean supermarket called Han Yang on Great Strand Street near the Italian quarter which should have it.

    The owner is korean , Mook Choy:)


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    schemingbohemia
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    I'm sure a few of the shops on Parnell Street will have the right stuff. I don't know much about Korean food but I've really enjoyed the food in the Hop House on Parnell Street.


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    Corsendonk
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    Can you get Irish grown Napa cabbage and daikon radish?


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    Batsy
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    fionascott20 wrote: »
    Is there anywhere in Ireland that i can buy Korean food?

    No need to buy. Stray dogs come free.


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    The Hill Billy
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    If you have nothing worthwhile to contribute - do not bother to post.

    tHB


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    the beer revolu
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    Corsendonk wrote: »
    Can you get Irish grown Napa cabbage and daikon radish?

    Napa cabbage is Chinese Leaves, right?
    If so, Tesco usually have Irish grown.
    Don't know about daikon, though.


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    Corsendonk
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    Napa cabbage is Chinese Leaves, right?
    If so, Tesco usually have Irish grown.
    Don't know about daikon, though.

    Its kind of like chinese leaves but it isn't do I must say chinese leaves does have an improved flavour after you leave it for a couple of weeks. Tesco Chinese leaves are actually grown just outside Dundalk but that only covers the summer months really.


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