Food, Food, and More Food Thread

krim wrote:i think they have them at 99 Ranch, if you have one near you... wait, you're westside.. Torrance is the closest one i think.

The 99 Ranch is in Gardena: Artesia and Normandie, southeast corner. :D

What mitsuwa? I go to the one on Centinela and Venice and they never seem to carry them.

Krim, yer near LAX? :crazy:

bmwracer wrote:
The 99 Ranch is in Gardena: Artesia and Normandie, southeast corner. :D

gardena, torrance, it's all same to me. ;D

lifunk wrote:has anyone tried those "healthy" drinks called 'Naked' If you look at the labels they sure as hell aren't healthy + they taste like chalk :bleh: lol.

i guess that must be to ... strip u naked of all health !!! :hehe:

taste like chalk... now thats a new one .. :bleh:

lifunk wrote:What mitsuwa? I go to the one on Centinela and Venice and they never seem to carry them.

I always go to the one in Torrance near Western and Carson... :)

Oh, maybe I should try that one since the one in Culver City tends not to be well stocked. Thanks guys. :mrgreen:

lifunk wrote:Oh, maybe I should try that one since the one in Culver City tends not to be well stocked. Thanks guys. :mrgreen:

You can also try the Marukai in Gardena as well. :)

Chalk has a taste?? :sweat: EEEWWW don't wanna try :shakehead:

Eating some kinda potato with bacon thingy my mom made....she tried making it after seeing it done on Food Network. Its ok....but makes me thirsty, so i'm drinking milk too :victory:

K.T.Tran wrote:Chalk has a taste?? :sweat: EEEWWW don't wanna try :shakehead:

Ever take any antacids? They have the same taste. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Ever take any antacids? They have the same taste. :bleh:

well ur right since both are made of calcium carbonate.....

okay bavarian motor werks-san...have you ever eaten at this place in lomita....it's in ur friekin' backyard, that's why i ask...this is the one of the few types of japanese foods that i've been dying to try but i haven't yet.

http://www.gajaokonomiyaki.com/ehome.htm

Tu_triky wrote:okay bavarian motor werks-san...have you ever eaten at this place in lomita....it's in ur friekin' backyard, that's why i ask...this is the one of the few types of japanese foods that i've been dying to try but i haven't yet.

http://www.gajaokonomiyaki.com/ehome.htm

Nope. Can't say that I've been there... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Nope. Can't say that I've been there... :sweat:

com'on dude...get over the lust of yonekura-san and see the world (around you)....hehe.

nah, ur cool, i just thought i'd give it a shot since it's in the south bay....

it does sound fuggin' tasty tho', right....i'm bent on going there within the next 2 weeks.

you guys ever eat at Azuman?
yummy place.

(16123 S Western Ave, Gardena, CA 90247)

krim wrote:you guys ever eat at Azuman?
yummy place.

(16123 S Western Ave, Gardena, CA 90247)

what type of japanese food is it...i live near l.a....so it's somewhat far from the south gay, i mean south bay.... :sweat:

pretty standard fare i think (so says my ex), teriyaki, tempura, some sashimi, good sake selection. always crowded, portions are big... the specials are written in japanese so i never know what they are, but they do have other "non-americanized" favorites.

krim wrote: the specials are written in japanese so i never know what they are, but they do have other "non-americanized" favorites.

your descriptiveness is of continual amusement...thank you gyoza-sensei....

Food Network:

AIR TIMES:
August 03, 2005 10:30 PM ET/PT
August 04, 2005 2:30 AM ET/PT

http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/show_ea/episode/0,1976,FOOD_9956_33784,00.html

Recipes for:
1. Perfect Potstickers
2. Vegetarian Steamed Dumplings
3. Pear Walnut Wontons

olnil wrote:

Recipes for:
1. Perfect Potstickers
2. Vegetarian Steamed Dumplings
3. Pear Walnut Wontons

Is Iron Chef Chen Kinichi making this??? if not, it aint "perfect Potstickers" :shakehead:
Iron Chef Chen Kinichi owns :woot: :victory:

krim wrote:pretty standard fare i think (so says my ex), teriyaki, tempura, some sashimi, good sake selection. always crowded, portions are big... the specials are written in japanese so i never know what they are, but they do have other "non-americanized" favorites.

that's when you know the place is authentic and good, when you can't read the writing, that place sounds good, torrance, gardena area's got some good japanese food there. :bonk: