Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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25 May 2010, 06:00 #20201
Tu_triky wrote:True. True. I'll take the food though...they can keep the fashion. <chomp chomp> :)

Ah yes... Good point. :victory:
25 May 2010, 06:13 #20202
bmwracer wrote:
Ah yes... Good point. :victory:


Hehe.

This is my cheat meal. Lunch at Tender Greens. My fav, the Tuna Nicoise...I love eating it. :bonk:

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25 May 2010, 06:19 #20203
^ Shouldn't really be cheating... It doesn't look unhealthy at all, unless you're concerned about the mercury level in the tuna...
25 May 2010, 07:31 #20204
bmwracer wrote:^ Shouldn't really be cheating... It doesn't look unhealthy at all, unless you're concerned about the mercury level in the tuna...


I am eating smaller proportions these days. That salad is pretty big. Hehe.

But yeah it could be a lot worse. It could be a beer. :P
25 May 2010, 11:46 #20205
Tu_triky wrote:
It could be a beer. :P


I would have a beer w/ that salad. :beaten:
25 May 2010, 12:11 #20206
Takoyama wrote:

I would have a beer w/ that salad. :beaten:


:hehe: I like that thinking.
25 May 2010, 17:14 #20207
Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe: I like that thinking.


That my friend is izakaya style thinking. :good:
25 May 2010, 18:22 #20208
Reduced price super market sushi is what's for dinner.
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25 May 2010, 21:01 #20209
Takoyama wrote:Reduced price super market sushi is what's for dinner.
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All that for nana hyaku. Dayem that's cheap. Looks good. :victory:
25 May 2010, 21:07 #20210
Tu_triky wrote:

All that for nana hyaku. Dayem that's cheap. Looks good. :victory:


You probably know this but super markets start marking ish down near closing time. If I stuck around for another 30 min it would've been marked down even more. Nana hyaku yen was good enough for me. :metaldevil:
25 May 2010, 21:12 #20211
Takoyama wrote:

You probably know this but super markets start marking ish down near closing time. If I stuck around for another 30 min it would've been marked down even more. Nana hyaku yen was good enough for me. :metaldevil:


Yes, I've heard about the practice of discounting food near closing time. I totally agree, the price you paid was quite inexpensive as is. :) If I was hungry I don't think I would wait the additional 30 minutes. I'd pull out some coins from my pocket, pay the 700 Yen and eat!

Good job, man. :applaud:
25 May 2010, 21:44 #20212
Tu_triky wrote:All that for nana hyaku. Dayem that's cheap. Looks good. :victory:

As long as it wasn't from the previous day. :sweat:
25 May 2010, 21:49 #20213
Tu_triky wrote:

Hehe.

This is my cheat meal. Lunch at Tender Greens. My fav, the Tuna Nicoise...I love eating it. :bonk:

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That doesn't look like a "cheat" meal to me. Looks very healthy and delicious!! :D
25 May 2010, 21:51 #20214
Sengo wrote:
That doesn't look like a "cheat" meal to me. Looks very healthy and delicious!! :D


Don't forget to try it next time you dine in Culver City when visiting your friends! :)

Although yesterday I went to the new one that opened up on Sunset in Hollywood.
25 May 2010, 21:56 #20215
Takoyama wrote:Reduced price super market sushi is what's for dinner.
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That's a great price for sushi!! Looks delicious!! :applaud: What's that "pinkish" sushi next to the egg sushi at the bottom?

Does anyone know if Mitsuwa or Nijiya discounts their sushi at the end of the day? Just curious.....I'm never there close to closing.
25 May 2010, 21:59 #20216
Sengo wrote:That's a great price for sushi!! Looks delicious!! :applaud: What's that "pinkish" sushi next to the egg sushi at the bottom?

Negitoro? Negihamachi?

Does anyone know if Mitsuwa or Nijiya discounts their sushi at the end of the day? Just curious.....I'm never there close to closing.

Heh, I've never been there around closing, either... Thing is, you don't know how long that thing has been sitting there.... :sweat:
25 May 2010, 22:07 #20217
Tu_triky wrote:

Don't forget to try it next time you dine in Culver City when visiting your friends! :)

Although yesterday I went to the new one that opened up on Sunset in Hollywood.


When I mentioned "Tender Greens" to my friend a month ago, she didn't seem too interested. I know it's unbelievable but she suggested... Denny's for breakfast!!! I just went with the flow and ate a breakfast.

What kind of dressing comes with that salad?
25 May 2010, 22:08 #20218
Sengo wrote:When I mentioned "Tender Greens" to my friend a month ago, she didn't seem too interested. I know it's unbelievable but she suggested... Denny's for breakfast!!! I just went with the flow and ate a breakfast.

LOL. :hehe:

What kind of dressing comes with that salad?

My guess would be some kind of vinaigrette... So as to not overpower the food itself.
25 May 2010, 22:17 #20219
bmwracer wrote:
Negitoro? Negihamachi?


Negitoro

bmwracer wrote:
Heh, I've never been there around closing, either... Thing is, you don't know how long that thing has been sitting there.... :sweat:


The super markets put a time when they prepared the sushi or bento on the original price sticker. The sushi I bought was about 4 hours old and still tasted fresh. They do a good job at ensuring the food is still good for consumption.
25 May 2010, 22:24 #20220
Takoyama wrote:
bmwracer wrote:
Negitoro? Negihamachi?


Negitoro

Cool.

The toro seems to be really hard to come by here: more times than not, it's not available... At least at the sushi places I frequent. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Heh, I've never been there around closing, either... Thing is, you don't know how long that thing has been sitting there.... :sweat:


The super markets put a time when they prepared the sushi or bento on the original price sticker. The sushi I bought was about 4 hours old and still tasted fresh. They do a good job at ensuring the food is still good for consumption.

Ah, that's cool... I'll check the packaging at the Mitsuwa and see if they time stamp their sushi... :fingerscrossed:

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