Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, maybe... My niece will be back in town at the end of the month... She'll like 'em. :victory:

It's located in the old Yaohan Plaza where the Mituswa used to be. First floor. Like, I said, my friends in San Diego loved 'em.

Tu_triky wrote:It's located in the old Yaohan Plaza where the Mituswa used to be. First floor. Like, I said, my friends in San Diego loved 'em.

Whoa, I checked the prices... Not cheap. :sweat:

That darned "Supply and Demand" again.

bmwracer wrote:
Whoa, I checked the prices... Not cheap. :sweat:

That darned "Supply and Demand" again.

Yeah it's not cheap, but they don't taste cheaply made either.

A dozen is 20 bucks I think. At the store you can order individually, or buy half a dozen or a dozen boxes.

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah it's not cheap, but they don't taste cheaply made either.

A dozen is 20 bucks I think. At the store you can order individually, or buy half a dozen or a dozen boxes.

Minimum purchase online is 24 macarons...$36.

With overnight shipping, it's $54. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Minimum purchase online is 24 macaroons...$36.

With overnight shipping, it's $54. :sweat:

Dayem that's expensive! Hop in your car right now....

For that price you could almost buy 3 dozen. :sweat:

Tu_triky wrote:Dayem that's expensive! Hop in your car right now....

For that price you could almost buy 3 dozen. :sweat:

Yup. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Yup. :sweat:

At least it's not too far if you want to try it. Straight up the 110.

Tu_triky wrote:At least it's not too far if you want to try it. Straight up the 110.

Yeah... I could hit up Daikokuya while I'm at it. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah... I could hit up Daikokuya while I'm at it. :victory:

Yup. :)

Having more jamon iberico de bellota for dinner hopefully :bonk:

krim wrote:Having more jamon iberico de bellota for dinner hopefully :bonk:

:drooling:

That's the best stuff right there....not like I have to tell you! While in Spain, it's definitely the time to spoil yourself with their ham.

krim wrote:Having more jamon iberico de bellota for dinner hopefully :bonk:

Having SPanish hAM are ya? :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Having SPanish hAM are ya? :mrgreen:

:hehe:

He's a bit more lucky, I would fathom.

Cupcake heaven: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/18/los-angeles-cupcakes-wher_n_766475.html

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bmwracer wrote:Cupcake heaven: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/18/los-angeles-cupcakes-wher_n_766475.html

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Been to Sprinkles...it's insane. The line out the door can easily get reach 40 or 50 people on some occasions . The cupcakes are good, but I'd rather have a macaroon.

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HAHA. :hehe:

^ It's one of HuffPo's "Top 10 Most Influential Food Trucks."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ashley-jacober/top-10-most-influential-f_b_760080.html

bmwracer wrote:^ It's one of HuffPo's "Top 10 Most Influential Food Trucks."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ashley-jacober/top-10-most-influential-f_b_760080.html

I think they got the name from Peruvian cooking. One of Peru's most famous dishes is called Lomo Saltado...so they joined the first word with Arigato...hence the whole Asian fusion theme of that food truck.

Tu_triky wrote:I think they got the name from Peruvian cooking. One of Peru's most famous dishes is called Lomo Saltado...so they joined the first word with Arigato...hence the whole Asian fusion theme of that food truck.

Hah, I didn't make the connection there.

BTW, I love Lomo Saltado: I order it time and time again from El Rocoto. :victory: