Yuza Soju Mixed Gymnastics Video is Amazeballs! Sunhari Yuza Soju Mixed Gymnastics Video is Amazeballs! Sunhari Yuza Soju Mixed Gymnastics Video is Amazeballs! Sunhari The Yuja Flavored Alcohol, Sunhari, is one of surprise food trends of the season and it looks like the companies behind it are starting to come up with some creative advertisements for this slightly sweet, and citrus drink. This is a video combining mixed gymnastics and alcohol. It's funny but in a "wow...that's amazingly funny and witty" sorta way. Hilarious. Share it with your friends.d I think it is ok...not my favorite but I will have it once in a while. Many of my friends prefer the regular soju instead but it is nice to have a change once in a while. Published on Jun 4, 2015 순하리 선수의 화제의 병맛 체조 연기!

(Click images for sources) If you're traveling to Korea and looking for some bars in Seoul, there’s plenty to choose from. But we’re all trying to save a bit of cash, right? Find out where to go in Seoul for free refills on alcohol so you can get wasted the cheapest way possible! (This post was originally posted at seoulistic.com ) Ssada! Maekju! in Hongdae I'm  Sexy  Cheap and I Know it The title doesn't leave much to the imagination (ssada maekju = "It's cheap! Beer!"). So if having a few beers at a cheap price is your idea of a good time, head over to Hongdae to find this college town watering hole. Hopefully, you'll be surprised by the better-than-expected interior along with the inexpensive anju (안주). But who are you kidding. The only reason you're reading this is because you want to find a cheap place to go drinking in Seoul. And this place has got what you want: free refills for draft beers (8,000 won/person) and soju (5,000won/person). Tip: The...

Jeju Hallasan Soju is a very clean tasting soju that I prefer to the stuff in the Green Goblin bottles. The alcohol is filtered through volcanic rock and it adds a tiny hint of charcoal. It tastes closer to real vodka than the sugarly, poisonous stuff you normally find. Good stuff. Now does anyone know where I can get a bottle without having to travel all the way to Jeju? Cheers, Dan

This is not your nasty soju boilermaker that leaves a gross aftertaste and wicked hangover. This is a layered boilermaker so the last thing you drink is the sweet taste of coke. You first put an empty shot glass in a beer mug. You fill this halfway with coke. Then you place a second shot glass on top of the coke- it should fit right into it and then fill this with a half or a full shot of soju. Finally, fill the mug with enough beer to cover everything. You have to do this in one shot. Because of gravity, the last thing you will drink will be the coke. This will get rid of the soju and beer aftertaste. It's quite yummy and very dangerous. Try it today!

This was a random find that I came across as I was doing some research for a story I was working on. Yes, there is a soju song and it's really funny. It's got factory girls and waitresses and yes, they are cracked out on soju. So... what was I originally looking for? I was looking for the dancing girl for Socool Soju. It's a brand of soju by 처음처럼 and they have a very sexy dancing girl by the name of You-ee. You-ee is sexy and she's got an amazing body- very different from the very skinny, elegant girls you often see. Hmmm...but can she top the Queen of Soju, Lee Hyori? If you are drinking soju, have you ever had Hyori-ju? It's when you take the picture of Lee Hyori and stick it on the bottom of your shot glass. It looks like this: Here is another video with You-ee. wow.... And here is one more Soju song: Thanks Tamar !

A Toast to Korean Soju and BBQ Clinkee! Tastes Delicious! Goes down like water Well, maybe not for everyone.

This video was sent to me by my good friend Carol and I think you should all take a look. It's pretty cool and it's all about Soju. It's a parody of that Soulja Boy hip-hop single in case you're unfamiliar with top 40 rap :)

Remind me to never drink soju again. One bottle of Soju contains 540 calories per bottle. So to walk off this awful swill you would have to walk 2 hours. Walking two hours with a soju hangover is a task and a half. I had my last cup of soju about 1 year ago (and I was so hung over the next day that I spent my morning dry heaving and hating myself for being so stupid.) And now with the added warning, I find that it is better for me to stick to light beers. 5 beers equal 1 bottle of soju and they won't give me a nasty hangover the next day. But I think it's better to stick to red wines. They always say that reds are good for your help and many doctors even recommend you drink one glass a day. I've found some really nice chianti's and bordeaux in Seoul. Most of them are under 20,000. Dan

I was searching for calories in Korean foods and drink and I came across this great link. Kitty is a recent returnee to Korea and she has compiled an excellent list of Korean foods and their calorie, carbohydrate, and protein content. Here are some of the more interesting finds: Snacks 김밥 Kimbap: Rice rolls with vegetables and ham. 300 g =484 kcal 73.81 g carbs 12.1 g protein 15.6 g fat 무지개떡 Mujigae Ddeok: Rainbow colored glutinous rice cake. 100 g=234 kcal 53.24 g carbs0.78 g fat Kimchi 김치볶음 Kimchi Bokkeum: Stir-fried kimchi. 94.5 g=110 kcal 2.2 g carbs 5.23 g protein 8.92 g fat 깍두기 Ggakdugi: Cubed radish kimchi. 50 g=16 kcal 3.08 g carbs 0.6 g protein 0.14 g fat 동치미 Dongchimi: Chopped radish kimchi in served in water. 100 g=11 kcal 2.26 g carbs 0.5 g protein 0 g fat 배추김치 Baechu Kimchi:Common (napa cabbage) kimchi. 60 g=11 kcal 1.51 g carbs 0.99 g protein 0 g fat 백김치 Baek Kimchi: Cabbage kimchi without hot pepper. 50 g=10 kcal 1.25 g carbs 0.88 ...

Goddamn, sportsfans. With all the protests going on lately, it's been no wonder that no one's heard from me in a while. At present, I can only hope that this address can remain secure long enough for me to bang this out before the mob gets here and rips me limb from limb. The Korean Tourism Board was kind enough to pay for my last story but had no compunction about furnishing the rowdier elements with my whereabouts. In the past few turbulent weeks, I've been hounded, vilified and burned in effigy. Also, some very uncomplimentary things were said about my sweet, gray-haired mother. I will never attempt to defend my writing as I feel it is, on the whole, indefensible. What I will say is that I was more than willing to write a sequel to my previous article on the Korean martial arts and merely got distracted. This seeming snub to the male population of Korea was never intended and should not be seen as such. Crowds of men, women and children have been gathered outside my offi...