Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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8 Sep 2010, 11:55 #20781
^ Falvors? :beaten:

Heh, they look like tiny colored hamburgers.
8 Sep 2010, 12:02 #20782
Eve wrote:

So are the different colors different flavors?
What falvors are they?


Yes, my dear. Passion fruit, green tea, coffee, chocolate, sweet almond, coconut, etc. etc. :)
8 Sep 2010, 12:02 #20783
bmwracer wrote:^ Falvors? :beaten:

Heh, they look like tiny colored hamburgers.


Typos are in this evening for me. Like my bad bowling average earlier tonight. :beaten:

And they look exactly like Wimpy's burgers to me.

"I'll gladly pay you tuesday....." :victory:
8 Sep 2010, 12:04 #20784
Eve wrote:Typos are in this evening for me. Like my bad bowling average earlier tonight. :beaten:

You seem to have contracted Wyn-chan's affliction... Take two Webster's and come back in a day or two. :mrgreen:
8 Sep 2010, 12:08 #20785
Tu_triky wrote:


Glad you liked the noodles. Interesting about the gnocchi...every single time I went it was on offer.

They didn't just give you the bread? Every single time I've gone they give you one piece of bread for free with your meal...either for lunch or dinner. :headscratch:

In any event the ramen is the main attraction! I really like it and have had several different flavors. Can't go wrong with the tonkotsu, but when you're in the mood for a lighter broth many of the types of ramen have a chicken broth which is much lighter than the pork bone broth.


A friend of mind who lives in Torrance said the bread is no longer complementary and that you have to order it now. She also said the bread is delicious! :applaud:

I'll have to go there one day!
8 Sep 2010, 12:10 #20786
Sengo wrote:A friend of mind who lives in Torrance said the bread is no longer complementary and that you have to order it now.

That explains it. :(
8 Sep 2010, 12:18 #20787
Sengo wrote:

A friend of mind who lives in Torrance said the bread is no longer complementary and that you have to order it now. She also said the bread is delicious! :applaud:

I'll have to go there one day!


Oh I see. The bread is delicious...it's a Rosemary Kasha bread sprinkled with Maldon Sea Salt. It's great...too bad it's no longer free, but it's still worth tasting.
8 Sep 2010, 12:22 #20788
Tu_triky wrote:Oh I see. The bread is delicious...it's a Rosemary Kasha bread sprinkled with Maldon Sea Salt. It's great...too bad it's no longer free, but it's still worth tasting.

And I missed the boat... And the gnocchi and sausage, too. :(
8 Sep 2010, 12:25 #20789
bmwracer wrote:
And I missed the boat... And the gnocchi and sausage, too. :(


Yeah, man. I don't know what to say! I guess they are cutting costs. :(
8 Sep 2010, 12:32 #20790
Tu_triky wrote:Yeah, man. I don't know what to say! I guess they are cutting costs. :(

I can understand no more free bread, but at least it's still available: the gnocchi and sausage is apparently gone for good. :(
8 Sep 2010, 12:43 #20791
bmwracer wrote:
I can understand no more free bread, but at least it's still available: the gnocchi and sausage is apparently gone for good. :(


I see your point. :sweat:
9 Sep 2010, 10:58 #20792
Tu_triky wrote:

Yes, my dear. Passion fruit, green tea, coffee, chocolate, sweet almond, coconut, etc. etc. :)


They sound very yummy!! :mrgreen:



bmwracer wrote:
You seem to have contracted Wyn-chan's affliction... Take two Webster's and come back in a day or two. :mrgreen:


Confucian reigns! ;)
9 Sep 2010, 11:25 #20793
Eve wrote:Confucian reigns! ;)

Don't you mean "Confucian Rains," when proverbs fall from the sky? :mrgreen:
9 Sep 2010, 11:42 #20794
Eve wrote:

They sound very yummy!!


Honestly I don't have a sweet tooth, but yes the macaroons are pretty tasty! :)
The various flavors have been all been a pleasant exploration of different tastes.
10 Sep 2010, 07:10 #20795
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10 Sep 2010, 07:20 #20796
gaijinmark wrote:I think Enna might be our only New York regular, but if there's any others they might want to check out this restaurant:http://kajitsunyc.com/


Wow, looks like a great find. :)
10 Sep 2010, 09:32 #20797
Tu_triky wrote:

Honestly I don't have a sweet tooth, but yes the macaroons are pretty tasty! :)
The various flavors have been all been a pleasant exploration of different tastes.


Me neither. Except for fresh fruit salads and bittersweet chocolate.
I must eat a pound of it a week. :ashamed:

bmwracer wrote:
Don't you mean "Confucian Rains," when proverbs fall from the sky? :mrgreen:


"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."

And clarity, with a hailstorm of proverbs.... ;)
10 Sep 2010, 09:35 #20798
Eve wrote:

Me neither. Except for fresh fruit salads and bittersweet chocolate.
I must eat a pound of it a week.


The chocolate flavored macaroon was outta sight. As was the coffee flavor, too. Heck they were all pretty dayem good. :woot:
10 Sep 2010, 09:41 #20799
Tu_triky wrote:

The chocolate flavored macaroon was outta sight. As was the coffee flavor, too. Heck they were all pretty dayem good. :woot:


Were they fresh or pre-boxed? I like the way they were packaged. Im a sucker for nice packaging. :beaten:
10 Sep 2010, 09:48 #20800
Eve wrote:

Were they fresh or pre-boxed? I like the way they were packaged. Im a sucker for nice packaging. :beaten:


Freshly baked and then packed in that box for portage to take home.

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