Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:
Nice.... Though I'm not a kohi drinker. :(

Yeah, they supposedly have good pretzels there though. Hehe.

bmwracer wrote:^ Helluva nice lunch. :victory: :drooling:

Im with you on that. Looks divine. :drooling:

Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah, they supposedly have good pretzels there though. Hehe.

that is the amazing thing of Japanese cuisine, drink, anything...

they put that extra effort, detail, quality in anything they do, and it shows,
nice link to Coffee Tomo, and one i think i do miss about Japan is the curry, coffee, onigiri, and other snacks, basically their food! :applaud:

qilver wrote:

that is the amazing thing of Japanese cuisine, drink, anything...

they put that extra effort, detail, quality in anything they do, and it shows,

Agreed. As you said it's the attention to detail.

nice link to Coffee Tomo, and one i think i do miss about Japan is the curry, coffee, onigiri, and other snacks, basically their food! :applaud:

Yup. Well at least we have Japanese markets in Southern California like Mitsuwa, Marukai, and Nijiya that you can shop at.

Im excited that a new sushi bar is going to open in the mall only 3 miles from us. God, I hope its good. :fingerscrossed:

Lunch at King's Fish House in Huntington Beach yesterday:

Jambalaya with linguini
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Linguini with clams
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Dinner at El Rocoto in Cerritos yesterday:

Lomo saltado
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Braised lamb shank with beans and rice
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^ After all that good eating on Saturday, today's lunch isn't very appetizing at all. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:^ After all that good eating on Saturday, today's lunch isn't very appetizing at all. :sweat:

Can't blame you...all the food looks delicious...and filling! :applaud:

bmwracer wrote:Lunch at King's Fish House...

Whenever my buddy and I are in the mood for raw oysters on the half shell we invariably end up at the King's in Long Beach. We depopulate the restaurant of all bivalves and mollusks. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:Whenever my buddy and I are in the mood for raw oysters on the half shell we invariably end up at the King's in Long Beach. We depopulate the restaurant of all bivalves and mollusks. :beaten:

Yeah, my brother, niece, and sister-in-law tried four different types of oysters that day.

All I could do was watch in horror. :bleh:

:beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, my brother, niece, and sister-in-law tried four different types of oysters that day.

All I could do was watch in horror. :bleh:

:beaten:

Not a fan huh? :beaten:

I have a hanging net of oysters in my backyard which I harvest in a bucket of sea water. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:Not a fan huh? :beaten:

Nope, not a shellfish fan at all, unless you count New England clam chowder. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Nope, not a shellfish fan at all, unless you count New England clam chowder. :beaten:

Haha. I can see why...can't be too squeamish to see a nice steaming bowl of creamy soup in front of you, clams notwithstanding.

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, my brother, niece, and sister-in-law tried four different types of oysters that day.

My kind of people! :woot:

After all the photographs of all the delicious bbq eats you've shared I'm not surprised. :)

Tu_triky wrote:Haha. I can see why...can't be too squeamish to see a nice steaming bowl of creamy soup in front of you, clams notwithstanding.

Rather peculiar to only like clams in a soup... But I don't really taste the clams, either. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Rather peculiar to only like clams in a soup... But I don't really taste the clams, either. :beaten:

What? I just bought you three bottles!

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^ Yeech. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:^ Yeech. :bleh:

:hehe: I don't sense your displeasure.

Tu_triky wrote:

Not a fan huh? :beaten:

I have a hanging net of oysters in my backyard which I harvest in a bucket of sea water. :hehe:

Love them. :applaud:

Love all kinds of shellfish. And tonight is Lobster Night again since we're back at the beach. :dancing: :woot: :yippee: