there are korean people in ireland. in dublin there’s a street thats close to being acknowledged as little korea, but its also populated with a lot of lgbt bars and such, so there’s no clear majority
guh i would not buy tesco kimchi… there are a bunch of decent asian food shops that have a bunch of korean brands
interestingly, this one korean food counter that sells bulgogi and bibimbap etc has corndogs, and they had one called potato corndog, which I expected to be a hotdog surrounded in a hashbrown style sheath, but it turned out to look like a pinecone with short french fries sticking out in an orderly manner. my wife was horrified
Try it I dare you
i can only really get the pre-made bagged refrigerated stuff, will that suffice?
Yeah I get the vegan stuff from target
im in Ireland bro
😂 do they even make kimchi in Ireland? 🇮🇪
there are korean people in ireland. in dublin there’s a street thats close to being acknowledged as little korea, but its also populated with a lot of lgbt bars and such, so there’s no clear majority
Yeah I looked it up on Google maps looked yummy. I guess y’all have kimchi at tesco as well. Thanks for inadvertently sharing some culture.
guh i would not buy tesco kimchi… there are a bunch of decent asian food shops that have a bunch of korean brands
interestingly, this one korean food counter that sells bulgogi and bibimbap etc has corndogs, and they had one called potato corndog, which I expected to be a hotdog surrounded in a hashbrown style sheath, but it turned out to look like a pinecone with short french fries sticking out in an orderly manner. my wife was horrified
Eh get what you can I guess. I buy kimchi from target. Tesco kimchi can’t be much worse, can it?
That sounds divine! Why would she be horrified by this?!