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John Stamos jr.
Joined: 07 Oct 2012
Location: Namsan
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 Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2012 7:57 pm Post subject: |
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| jdog2050 wrote: |
We have a Brew Shop near Itaewon. Go out of Noksapyeong Station, Exit two, and walk towards Seoul Tower. There will be an overpass foot-bridge. Cross it, and we are right next to The Baker's Table--we're in the same building but more in the alley. There's no sign. Open Tues-Sunday, 4pm-11pm.
Oh, I should also mention that we are available at Vatos, Phillies, and Around the Corner. Vatos and Phillies are open way later than we are. |
Funny that's your place. I've wondered what exactly was going on there a few times. No sign, mono-colored little joint with no outside wall. Shout out to the Baker's Table, as well. Great little bakery. |
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njp6
Joined: 01 Sep 2005
Location: Gangnam, South Korea
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| My new favorites are the 5.0 tallboys they sell at some Emarts, and the L tallboys they just started selling at Lotte Mart. The Ls come in pilsner, wheat, and dark lager. Price range is about 1,600. Sure, they aren't the highest quality, but they are an affordable beverage-- and most importantly, they aren't Korean. The Korean brews don't agree with my system. I think the Korean breweries might be in for some trouble with the price of imports going down. Can't say I feel sorry with the cut-rate crap they peddle as beer. |
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