WOLFHOUND SEOULD OUT?

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WOLFHOUND SEOULD OUT?

I was in wolfhound recently and a nasty little biATCH was cheating on the pool table and
promoting herself as the new owner of wolfhound. Has the great and likeable
entrepreneur and foreign business owner "Wayne" (money going into the pocket of a
foreigner) sold his beloved and our beloved Wolfhound to a Korean? and a biATCH of
a Korean at that.

Anyone else know more on this issue? And Wayne... if she's your wife, sincere
apologies I just saw what I saw.

I am SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO dissssss......

Our little oasis.... I could have sworn I saw the little kitchen adjuma clinging to a jar of
"Go chu Jang", the hot Korean sauce, trying to use it but being repelled by the chef. At
the moment the food is what still makes it foreign.

It would be interesting to hear the expat's view.

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[Thomas]

enjoy korea while in korea... enjoy western bars while in the west

korean hofs are pretty nice.

[celticjames]

my take on it is that an irish bar should be run by an irish person. As an Irish-Australian myself I really feel a good irish bar when I feel one, and they are usually the ones that have irish at the helm.

[Expat Cat]

Wolfhounds are really big dogs. No respectable cat, expat cat or otherwise, would show his face in a place like that.

So what's the problem? A business changed owners? That's the big city for you. Never get too attached, and never stop looking for the next cool thing.

[Dale]

Phillies was also sold out. Though the food has dropped a bit, the place is basically the same. It's more the customers that make the place rather than the owner (though an owner can really F up a good place). Bu now, 2 months after your post, you should know if it's the same place or not.