Korean Job Discussion Forums

[trubadour]

Anyone know where I can buy some?

[ChinaBoy]

don't believe the hype, if you haven't had it before

it is awful, in my opinion, and useless

[PolishZeus]

Despite the opinion of ChinaBoy, I too would like to know the location of said tea. It's been said that it helps with eczema (skin problem) if taken over a long period of time (about a week or so).

Any relevant information would be appreciated.

[genezorm]

[khyber]

"tea fo dong".

[ChinaBoy]

sorry, I guess my post might have sounded unhelpful, but really, if you're just interested on the advice of others, I was just trying to give some

wasn't trying to flame or spam or whatever they call it

and really, it IS awful!

[happeningthang]

I don't mind Oolong, it's not that bad. There's a tea shop in Apgujeong, but it's off the main drag.

Get a Korean friend to help with the yellow pages.

[Ekuboko]

You can buy it on Gmarket, but it's pretty pricey.

[tzechuk]

Oolong tea - when brew slightly, tastes OK. It's when you brew it for a long time that it becomes really strong and thick.

I am in HK right now and see Oolong tea wherever I see a Chinese herbal medicine shop.

[ChinaBoy]

ah, that might be my problem, too long brewing.. no one gave out instructions before!

hehee, and yes, everywhere in China

[Dazed and Confused]

I've seen it in department stores in the foreign food section. I've also seen it at the super markets from time to time.
It would be in Incheon China Town, I think.