Food, Food, and More Food Thread

kitakaze wrote:Haha, my dad made it. Although, seeing some of the taco trucks around here, I wouldn't be surprised.

Whoops!

Gomen nasai. :sweat:




(I'd check your dad's hands anyways, just for grins)

:hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Whoops!

Gomen nasai. :sweat:




(I'd check your dad's hands anyways, just for grins)

:hehe:

No problem :hehe:

I do usually make my own food though...maybe I should check....

kitakaze wrote:

No problem :hehe:

I do usually make my own food though...maybe I should check....

you could never be too safe, checking is always a good idea :hehe:

Anyone heard that cabbage and daikon gives people gas?
I just heard about that tonight (during a demented conversation at work) but I had no idea about that because the only thing that really gives me gas is beans. :beaten:

I think the cabbage part is wrong....nobody in my family get gas after eating cabbage :shakehead:

Mmm...sorry to barge in the conversation :sweat:
Are women allowed to be a sushi maker?
Just finished watching shota no shushi. Didn't notice any women working behind the counter.

Its a fact that cabbage and beans (basicly most legums) do give people gas. Thick black tea and tapioca also tend to make people gassy. May I ask what is daikon?

ainangst wrote:Mmm...sorry to barge in the conversation :sweat:
Are women allowed to be a sushi maker?
Just finished watching shota no shushi. Didn't notice any women working behind the counter.

You're not barging in... Everyone's welcome... :)

I think it's allowed, but women sushi chefs appear to be rare, though the place I always go to has a female (and a male) sushi chef. ;)

May I ask what is daikon?

A Japanese radish. :)

ahochaude wrote:Anyone heard that cabbage and daikon gives people gas?
I just heard about that tonight (during a demented conversation at work) but I had no idea about that because the only thing that really gives me gas is beans. :beaten:

I think the question for me is: what doesn't give me gas?? *rip* Oops, sorry. Thank goodness we don't have the smell-ternet. :hehe: :beaten:

I would like to see me a woman suhsi chef :woot:

Jus ate my lunch....,$4.50 for like about 10 pieces of those potsticker u could find at Costco...school lunch is way expensive :grumble:

K.T.Tran wrote:I would like to see me a woman suhsi chef :woot:

Jus ate my lunch....,$4.50 for like about 10 pieces of those potsticker u could find at Costco...school lunch is way expensive :grumble:

Dude, that's an early lunch for you...

Ya, kinda early....they start serving these kinda food round 9:30-10. So the breakfast food they made earlier starts to get kinda warm and not hot anymore :sweat:

K.T.Tran wrote:Ya, kinda early....they start serving these kinda food round 9:30-10. So the breakfast food they made earlier starts to get kinda warm and not hot anymore :sweat:

yeah, that is an early lunch, what time do you eat lunch normally?
how many meals do you eat daily??

heard that somewhere, cabbage does cause gas. :bonk:

qilver wrote:
yeah, that is an early lunch, what time do you eat lunch normally?
how many meals do you eat daily??

heard that somewhere, cabbage does cause gas. :bonk:

Normally i eat lunch round 11-12

Bout 2 meals on average on weekdays and 3 on the weekends

I hadn't had me a Vietnamese sandwhich in sooo long, had one today and that made my day :woot: :dancing: :yippee:

Sopao de horta - some brazilian vegetable soup ... is e x c e l l e n t

Had sushi at my usual watering hole yesterday... The unagi is soooo good. :smitten:

rice with mushrooms, peas, potatos and maize all in one with some indian spices ...

is yummmmmm ... and some juice

Well...looks like Round Table tonight.

been having some good vietnamese food the past few days for dinner :victory:

2day for lunch is a bowl of Pho Ga (chicken noodle soup) :woot: :dancing: :yippee:

Was perusing the website of The Cheesecake Factory:
http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com/locations.htm

Surprised to find they now have a location in Honolulu.



Cheers, :drink:
PCM