Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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13 Mar 2011, 14:41 #21941
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

Here we go...... :rofl:


:hehe:

On that note...I wish you all a pleasant evening despite the loss of one hour o' sleep.
14 Mar 2011, 02:12 #21942
Ramen Mottainai.

Miso ramen... Large. :mrgreen:
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Shoyu ramen... Large.
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14 Mar 2011, 02:26 #21943
bmwracer wrote:Ramen Mottainai.

Miso ramen... Large. :mrgreen:
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Shoyu ramen... Large.
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Dayem, that's a big ass bowl! Hehe. I've never ordered the large because I always get a side of gyoza.

Did you friend like it?
14 Mar 2011, 02:58 #21944
Tu_triky wrote:Dayem, that's a big ass bowl! Hehe. I've never ordered the large because I always get a side of gyoza.

I had the gyoza, too. :beaten:

Did you friend like it?

He did.

Though we both had the large (and I had gyoza as well), we both didn't feel overwhelmingly full. :beaten:
14 Mar 2011, 03:08 #21945
bmwracer wrote:
He did.

Though we both had the large (and I had gyoza as well), we both didn't feel overwhelmingly full. :beaten:


Straight grubbin'. Ain't nothing wrong with that. I definitely would eat more if I went there with a friend. Most of the times I've been there I've gone solo for a quick lunch, but if I went there for dinner I know I would pig out because I would try some of the appetizers which aren't available for lunch, and I would probably throw back a few Asahi's which they have on draft not bottles...very rare for a ramen joint around these parts.
14 Mar 2011, 12:16 #21946
Yakitori at Ajito in Cerritos.

Karaage.
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Fried oysters.
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Kalbi beef, bacon wrapped mushrooms, and pork belly.
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14 Mar 2011, 12:23 #21947
bmwracer wrote:Yakitori at Ajito in Cerritos.

Karaage.
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Fried oysters.
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Kalbi beef, bacon wrapped mushrooms, and pork belly.
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MEAT! :woot:

:applaud: Good stuff, man.
14 Mar 2011, 12:28 #21948
Tu_triky wrote::applaud: Good stuff, man.

It was quite good, though I would've preferred the more traditional ponzu dipping sauce for the karaage as opposed to the El Rocoto-like pink-orange dipping sauce shown...
14 Mar 2011, 12:38 #21949
bmwracer wrote:
It was quite good, though I would've preferred the more traditional ponzu dipping sauce for the karaage as opposed to the El Rocoto-like pink-orange dipping sauce shown...


I'm totally with you on that. That fact that the chicken is already fried obviates the need for a heavier sauce. The crunchy batter works well with the thinner ponzu consistency.
14 Mar 2011, 12:53 #21950
Tu_triky wrote:I'm totally with you on that. That fact that the chicken is already fried obviates the need for a heavier sauce. The crunchy batter works well with the thinner ponzu consistency.

And the citrus cuts through any greasiness the karaage might have. :victory:
14 Mar 2011, 13:05 #21951
bmwracer wrote:
And the citrus cuts through any greasiness the karaage might have. :victory:


Definitely - the acid & oil balance.
15 Mar 2011, 00:40 #21952
More from Ajito.

Chicken and green onion.
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Beef tongue and Kalbi beef.
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Spicy mochi.
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15 Mar 2011, 07:46 #21953
bmwracer wrote:More from Ajito.

Chicken and green onion.
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Beef tongue and Kalbi beef.
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Spicy mochi.
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I have to say the yakitori-ya you went to appears pretty generous with the portions. The amount of meat on each skewer is no joke. It mandates that you masticate many times with your mandible. ;)

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15 Mar 2011, 08:59 #21954
Tu_triky wrote:It mandates that you masticate many times

In public??? :beaten: :rofl:
15 Mar 2011, 09:32 #21955
bmwracer wrote:
In public??? :beaten: :rofl:


After a couple of glasses of nigorizake you won't care anymore.
15 Mar 2011, 09:36 #21956
Tu_triky wrote:After a couple of glasses of nigorizake you won't care anymore.

I don't think I'd ever get that drunk... :rofl:
15 Mar 2011, 09:46 #21957
bmwracer wrote:
I don't think I'd ever get that drunk... :rofl:


Never say never. :beaten:
19 Mar 2011, 07:02 #21958
I am missing something. What's the connection between nigori and mastication?????
:naughty:
19 Mar 2011, 07:10 #21959
Itazura ichiban wrote:I am missing something. What's the connection between nigori and mastication?????
:naughty:


You are missing nothing, sir. :)

Just a random joke in reference to one of my food-related quips.
19 Mar 2011, 07:22 #21960
I went to The Veggie Grill, a vegan restaurant for lunch. Considering this was my first visit I was surprised how good the food tasted. It really was delicious.

I had an "All-American Stack" veggie burger with sweet potato fries & chipotle sauce. I couldn't believe this vegan "meat" tasted so good. I was rather shocked. A bit expensive though.

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