www.CostaRicaTicas.com

I used to frequent this Korean restaurant when I lived here in 2008 to 2009 right across the street from the Oasis off of Paseo Colon behind KFC 2 blocks on the right. I'm coming down end of November and will check it out and update. I'm assuming (and hoping) they are still there. If you love hot spicy Asian food, their "BBQ beef" meal is fantastic. I used to hit the Oasis around noon, pick out a little spinner, and work up quite an appetite. I'd stagger over to the restaurant delirious and dazed and top off the treat with a feast. One time my favorite hotty tica waitress informed me she privately does ho work for "select gentleman" and I returned and met her at KFC when she got off and took her home. What a country !!!
Has anybody been there lately ? Any reports ?

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I'm interested in your review. I also love Korean food, did not know there was one in San Jose.

I've eaten at many Korean restaurants in Florida and California, surprisingly, I found this one is one of the better ones I've experienced. I forgot the name but there's a sign outside saying "Corean food" I guess that's how they spell it here. If you're in the area, check it out, my directions are accurate. I assume it's still there, I ate there often in 2007, 2008 and 2009 when I lived here, I will be down last week in November and check out both the Oasis and the restaurant...will post my findings and hope to find delicious exotic fare at both. Incidentally, the Oasis used to have young 18 and 19 year olds, spinners not yet jaded and lots of fun with tight bods and low prices...

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The last time I pulled at Oasis was in 2006, and I enjoyed the service and the price. I think it might have been with a pre-HLH Pamela. I would really enjoy getting Comida Coreana in San Jose, so thanks for brining this topic up Netgems.

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There is a Korean Restaurant across the street from Plaza Mayor, It has been there for years. I think it is called Little Seoul. The food is excellent. I spent 8 years in Korea and was married to a Korean for 15 years . I assure you the food is authentic.

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