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[Grotto]

For those of us who moan about the price of stuff over here compared to back home.

Suck it up! I dont eat it everyday and the treat of having some decent sausages or pastrami is well worth it IMHO

I still gotta find that German sausage restaurant in Seoul one of these days.

[tzechuk]

[Grotto]

German....do Scots have sausage?

For the taste of real sausages and German draft beer, many people head for the Sausage House. This restaurant specializes in German sausage, with several types available. The decor is very simple and clean. In the typical German spirit, the owner is very welcoming, which is appreciated by hungry diners. On the sausage-filled menu, special recommendations include the hot sausage priced at KRW10,000 or Set Menu A for KRW8,000. This is a good place to bring a group of friends or co-workers as the prelude to a night on the town

Phone: +82 (0)2 326 0077
510-2 Jangchun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, 120-180 Korea, South

[Daechidong Waygookin]

[Grotto]

I havent been there yet...try calling them

Grotto wrote:
German....do Scots have sausage?

For the taste of real sausages and German draft beer, many people head for the Sausage House. This restaurant specializes in German sausage, with several types available. The decor is very simple and clean. In the typical German spirit, the owner is very welcoming, which is appreciated by hungry diners. On the sausage-filled menu, special recommendations include the hot sausage priced at KRW10,000 or Set Menu A for KRW8,000. This is a good place to bring a group of friends or co-workers as the prelude to a night on the town

Phone: +82 (0)2 326 0077
510-2 Jangchun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, 120-180 Korea, South


Which subway stop? Sounds delicious

[teachingld2004]

I can't understand why anyone would complain about the food prices if you get to eat what you want.

Remember the stuff is imported. I just bought a one pound pkg of Genoa Salami in ostco for (i forgot how much) about 10,000, but who cares? Yes, at home it cost what ever, 5 or 6 dollars a pound. But ground beef is cheap there. And so what I bought 2lbs of cheese for 10,000? That is not expensive. 17,000 seems alot for sausages, but, if you want it... who cares? That has to last you at least for 5 meals

I go out with my friends for bulgogi at 9,000 per person, and for double that I can have 5 meals of sausages.

Lets see, to get a salami sandwich at the deli at home cost 7.00, so i pay 10 for 4 or 5 sandwishes. Do I care???

I make 40,000 per hour teaching a 4 yr old. So what ever I spend for groceries sure is worth it.

[Roch]

Well, they are from the great U.S.A. states of California - the San Jose company known as "Steve's;" Oklahoma - a Tulsa product called "Johnson's;" and, another pretty good one called... Gee, me bad, I can't remember it's name but the taste is definitely like the Italian Sausage Hoagies/Sub Sandwiches in Little Italy in N.Y.C., Philadelphia, New Haven, Cambridge, and Boston. It rocks on like the other ones, too.

Of them all, I'd go for Steve's because they are the closest to Italian (Bro'-in-Law is from Sicily). The others are fine, though, and made, I'd bet, by Italian-American people. All of them are very delicious, too!

P.M. me for an authentic Italian Red Sauce that Boston's Italians say is "Better than Momma's!!" I kid thee not about this one Brothers and Sisters!!