Food, Food, and More Food Thread

dochira wrote:I got curious and had to take a look:
http://gojapan.about.com/cs/kantoregion1/a/foodthemepark.htm

New places to see. :woot:

Wowee....! :woot:

bmwracer wrote:
Wowee....! :woot:

I know. Gyoza, curry, and ramen?? I'd be in heaven..

dochira wrote:I know. Gyoza, curry, and ramen?? I'd be in heaven..

I'm a little iffy on the curry... Stays with you a smidge too long. :sweat:

dochira wrote:
I know. Gyoza, curry, and ramen?? I'd be in heaven..

i went to that ramen musuem, too the one in shin yokohama...it was hilarious.

bmwracer wrote:
I'm a little iffy on the curry... Stays with you a smidge too long. :sweat:

True, but I still like it. It's one of the only things I can cook, decently. :beaten: :sweat:

dochira wrote:True, but I still like it. It's one of the only things I can cook, decently. :beaten: :sweat:

Hmm, I wouldn't even attempt it... Gyoza and ramen are pretty easy to cook. :)

bmwracer wrote:
Hmm, I wouldn't even attempt it... Gyoza and ramen are pretty easy to cook. :)

and they go so dayem well together....i'm telling u, daikokuya ramen in little tokyo on 1st street...that's what i get every time my buddies and i go there...gyoza and ramen......

Tu_triky wrote:and they go so dayem well together....i'm telling u, daikokuya ramen in little tokyo on 1st street...that's what i get every time my buddies and i go there...gyoza and ramen......

Okay, I'm gonna check it out when I'm out thataways... Nisei Week, I guess/hope...

Do they have yakisoba? I really like the yakisoba at Suehiro... :)

Oh, and they reopened the Far East Cafe, ne??

bmwracer wrote:
Okay, I'm gonna check it out when I'm out thataways... Nisei Week, I guess/hope...

Do they have yakisoba? I really like the yakisoba at Suehiro... :)

Oh, and they reopened the Far East Cafe, ne??

i'm not sure if they have yakisoba....hmmm....i'd have to check on that one....but my guess is no....they have ramen and some cooked food over rice items...

Tu_triky wrote:they have ramen and some cooked food over rice items...

Una-ju??

Yum.

bmwracer wrote:
Una-ju??

Yum.

i think...dude, ur just torturing urself now and making urself hungry~

here's the menu, kid.

http://www.bishamon-ten.com/dkmenu.html

Tu_triky wrote:

i think...dude, ur just torturing urself now and making urself hungry~

here's the menu, kid.

http://www.bishamon-ten.com/dkmenu.html

$3.50 for tsukemono??? :bleh:

$11.95 ain't bad for unagi donburi... If it's a reasonably-sized bowl. ;)

*wipes drool from corner of mouth*

bmwracer wrote:
$3.50 for tsukemono??? :bleh:

$11.95 ain't bad for unagi donburi... If it's a reasonably-sized bowl. ;)

*wipes drool from corner of mouth*

i only get the gyoza and ramen....everything else is superfluous in my opinion...it's a ramen restaurant, so you catch my drift :)

it's like i ain't going to go to a tonkatsu restaurant and order soba....try it

pretty soon they'll be sayin... "mikey, he likes it" :mrgreen:

Tu_triky wrote:

and they go so dayem well together....i'm telling u, daikokuya ramen in little tokyo on 1st street...that's what i get every time my buddies and i go there...gyoza and ramen......

yeah, i go there too, they got some really good ramen, i'd say it is quite close to ramen in Japan, except it is everywhere there.

yum, gyoza, ramen, curry, i need some japanese food now, getting really hungry thinking about it. Sure wish there was a lawson's that i can go to right now and pick up some onigiri and an aquaris or calpis drink.

Tu_riky, the next time you come to Oahu, Hawaii, check me out at Gomaichi Ramen. Friday nights only. We make our own gyoza in house - none of that frozen ish. And our specialty is the "Tan Tan Men" Guaranteed to spice you up. If it ain't enough, you can always get it extra spicy.

Mmmm, gyoza for breakfast! :applaud:

ahochaude wrote:Tu_riky, the next time you come to Oahu, Hawaii, check me out at Gomaichi Ramen. Friday nights only. We make our own gyoza in house - none of that frozen ish. And our specialty is the "Tan Tan Men" Guaranteed to spice you up. If it ain't enough, you can always get it extra spicy.

sounds like a delicious offer....yeah that frozen stuff is not as good, man...heheh....well if the speciality is too spicy you can always pour some echigo on my head and cool me down. :sweat: :hot:

qilver wrote:
yeah, i go there too, they got some really good ramen, i'd say it is quite close to ramen in Japan, except it is everywhere there.

yum, gyoza, ramen, curry, i need some japanese food now, getting really hungry thinking about it. Sure wish there was a lawson's that i can go to right now and pick up some onigiri and an aquaris or calpis drink.

oh you go there, too! right on, man...yeah at least there is somebody to agree with me on the authenticity and the taste of the ramen there...yeah it's as good as you are going to get here in soCal as far as ramen is concerned. as far as japanese conveniences stores are concerned there are actually is a FAMILY MART near Daikokuya but it's prolly not as nice the ones in japan!

ahochaude wrote:Tu_riky, the next time you come to Oahu, Hawaii, check me out at Gomaichi Ramen. Friday nights only. We make our own gyoza in house - none of that frozen ish. And our specialty is the "Tan Tan Men" Guaranteed to spice you up. If it ain't enough, you can always get it extra spicy.

While this was for Tu, I might stop by that place the next time I'm in Hawaii...which might be sooner rather than later.

dochira wrote:

While this was for Tu, I might stop by that place the next time I'm in Hawaii...which might be sooner rather than later.

if you do, report back to the rat pack here! :)