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BloodMoon7 03/03/24 9:38:24 PM #1: |
To my great exasperation, I'm the "in the know" person among those who know me and I was asked about curry from South Korea specifically.
Conversation went something like this: Them: I want to eat South Korean curry Me: Ok we could try making it at home, are you sure you don't just want curry, why South Korean curry specifically? Them: No it has to be South Korean curry and it has to be from a Korean restaurant. Me: Ok... Anyway this is a person who never even had Korean food before afaik so I'm very confused but I look into it and the closest place to me is $20 for their curry. I was only trying to maybe order a plate and see what it's like cause I don't want them to eat it and later be like "eh I don't like it" especially if it's $20 but fam that's twice what I would ordinarily be willing to pay for premade food. However it's my birthday soon so I figure I could ask someone to treat me so I can get this bread. Or curry. Anyone have experience with Korean food, specifically curry? --- My maid will hear about this. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SauI_Goodman 03/03/24 9:41:01 PM #2: |
When I think of Korean food it isn't curry. I'll save that for Indian.
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BloodMoon7 03/03/24 9:43:12 PM #3: |
SauI_Goodman posted...
When I think of Korean food it isn't curry. I'll save that for Indian.That's what I said too. But they wouldn't listen, it HAS to be Korean curry, don't ask me why, I don't understand their logic. --- My maid will hear about this. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gurifisu 03/03/24 9:44:18 PM #4: |
I live in Korea. No clue wtf is going on here. All the curry you find here is either Japanese or Indian. Sometimes Thai. I know Korea will go HAM with tonkatsu, but that's different. While often eaten with curry, here in Korea it's a different kind of dish
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Sun_Xiao 03/03/24 9:45:56 PM #6: |
Idk ,but I do know many pasta is around $20 nowadays. https://www.amazon.com/Samyang-chicken-Curry-flavor-ramen/dp/B06XWJ2M1R I think this is quite cheap to buy ,so you might enjoy to eat this if you give it try. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Ricemills 03/03/24 9:48:35 PM #7: |
No
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BloodMoon7 03/03/24 9:49:59 PM #8: |
Ricemills posted...
NoDamn. --- My maid will hear about this. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gurifisu 03/03/24 9:57:16 PM #9: |
Yeah, even in South Korea. Exchange rate or not, nobody is paying anywhere close to that for "Korean Curry"
Just did a search and this is the closest thing I could find to "Korean Curry" here in Korea https://naver.me/xl1uPn0g And this is all cheap af. 19,000 won is their most expensive price and that's only like 15 USD if that. I guess what makes it Korean is the seafood? And other vegetables you don't particularly see in Indian or Japanese curries? --- Enter the baller zone: http://error1355.com/ce/Gurifisu.html ... Copied to Clipboard!
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hyperskate65 03/03/24 10:06:35 PM #10: |
I couldn't imagine wanting Korean curry over the two most popular curries.
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