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[cubanlord]

I've been fishing around Gmarket and cannot find them (I have typed Taco in Korean along with tortilla and cannot find them). Does anyone know where I can order these things online? My wife and I make tortillas from scratch, but, I'd like to have some hard tacos if possible. Thanks.

[Boodleheimer]

http://www.grocerymall.net/

[cubanlord]

[huffdaddy]

There's only one tortilla manufacturer in Korea. Or so they told me. It's in Incheon, not too far from my apartment. They don't sell hard tacos, but they do have taco size soft corn tortillas.

http://www.nhtortilla.co.kr/



There's a link for places they're sold at. If none of those work, try calling the company. If you don't have a Korean speaker to assist you, I know the manager or owner speaks decent English. They might be able to arrange a direct sell.

If that doesn't work out, send me a PM and we might be able to work something out. I go to there on occasion to pick up my tortilla stash.

[cubanlord]

[oneofthesarahs]

You can get soft tortillas at HomePlus. They always have a bunch, I'm probably supporting the entire tortilla market at my store. They are Simplot brand.

[MANDRL]

We buy our taco shells and tortillas from ilovecookie.com. I believe they are of the Old El Paso variety.

http://ilovecookie.com/

[Qinella]

Thanks for the link MANDRL. Look what it has for the description of the Taco Bell taco shells (which are superior):

튀긴 또띠아에 야채나 닭고기 해산물 치즈 등을 넣어서 먹는 것이 타고(taco)입니다. 취향에 따라 여러 가지 곁들여 드시면 맛있는 타코를 즐기실 수 있습니다.^^


Yeah there you go.. just put in vegetables OR whatever random sh*t you want and it'll be great. Philliesteins!

[Milwaukiedave]

Before I left, Homeever started carrying the soft torts, which shocked me to the point of almost having a heartattack.

They also have gotten MUCH better on their cheese selection as well.

The best cheese is at CostCo though, mmmm..Oregon Tillamook Cheedar