Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:Had to go offsite for CE system test, so I had a meatball and sausage sandwich.

It was only so-so.

Mama Mia how Italian were you trying to be bmw???? :sweat:

Since I am half Italian-American I can say this.... usually you eat a meatball hero or a sausage and pepper hero but meatball and sausage together!!! Are you in training for next years' Coney Island 4th of July hot dog eating contest? :bonk: :hehe:

krim wrote:OoOoO... a sandwich might be better since im broke.

"mr lees sandwiches", only $1.75 for a combo sandwich and $2 for two spring rolls, how's that for a budget lunch, ask Kt_tran about what's in the combo since there are some "mr lee's sandwch." places near him as well. :bonk:

K.T.Tran wrote:

Thats a good craving :hehe:

Imma bout to do the same thing as qilver, except with out the Banh Mi, at that at the restuarant cuz i had to wait for my dad to cook up the food for 2nights dinner, also had the dim sums there too. Now imma enjoying my spring rolls :drooling: mmmmm sprriiinnngg Roolllss :hehe:

what is the Banh Mi? whatever it may be, today's lunch is good, got an extra set of spring rolls, so i am including that in my dinner as well as something else.... :victory: :hehe:

qilver wrote:

"mr lees sandwiches", only $1.75 for a combo sandwich and $2 for two spring rolls, how's that for a budget lunch, ask Kt_tran about what's in the combo since there are some "mr lee's sandwch." places near him as well. :bonk:

Not bad Qilver :mrgreen:
I have no idea how much a sandwhich or spring rolls are at King Eggroll, will have to check it out. I'm pretty embarassed to say this, but I've never been to Lee's Sandwhich, haven't even step one foot in there :sweat: I will though, one day, just to try it out :mrgreen:

K.T.Tran wrote:

Not bad Qilver :mrgreen:
I have no idea how much a sandwhich or spring rolls are at King Eggroll, will have to check it out. I'm pretty embarassed to say this, but I've never been to Lee's Sandwhich, haven't even step one foot in there :sweat: I will though, one day, just to try it out :mrgreen:

my bad....why would you anyways, you got your family restarant, which is probably much better anyways. those sandwiches are so good, and affordable, sure beats subway or togos prices.

qilver wrote:

my bad....why would you anyways, you got your family restarant, which is probably much better anyways. those sandwiches are so good, and affordable, sure beats subway or togos prices.

definately beats togos and subways prices!!! and in taste too :woot: :dancing: :victory:
And you can spend more money on better drinks :hehe:

K.T.Tran wrote:

definately beats togos and subways prices!!! and in taste too :woot: :dancing: :victory:
And you can spend more money on better drinks :hehe:

didn' try their thai ice tea, but maybe some other time at mr. lees

went for a boba the other day, tapioca express(a chain for boba places) some good stuff, once in awhile.

qilver wrote:

"mr lees sandwiches", only $1.75 for a combo sandwich and $2 for two spring rolls, how's that for a budget lunch, ask Kt_tran about what's in the combo since there are some "mr lee's sandwch." places near him as well. :bonk:

the place by my house "Bali", the special is $2.00, and the spring rolls are like $2 as well... iirc.
i like the pate they use, over the ones other places use.

qilver wrote:

didn' try their thai ice tea, but maybe some other time at mr. lees

went for a boba the other day, tapioca express(a chain for boba places) some good stuff, once in awhile.

Places near me for those boba drinks are Q-Cups & family restuarant. One place i wanna try is Phantasia, my friend goes there, says its pretty good :mrgreen:

K.T.Tran wrote:

Places near me for those boba drinks are Q-Cups & family restuarant. One place i wanna try is Phantasia, my friend goes there, says its pretty good :mrgreen:

i started getting into boba, six years ago when i first moved down to SoCal, not so much into it as much, but would go for a taro boba, or regular boba once in awhile. don't like them overly sweet, but the boba tapiocas are fun to chew on. fantasia, yeah, they got one off Homestead and Wolfe road in cupertino, been there before.

krim wrote:

the place by my house "Bali", the special is $2.00, and the spring rolls are like $2 as well... iirc.
i like the pate they use, over the ones other places use.

yeah, the pate they use in the combo ones are good, they add a little type of jalapeno for spicy flavor with the meat, all yummy. :hehe:

Dinner time. Another vietnamese dish.
Got the noodles and the grilled pork you find in the Vietnamese sandwhiches. Eat this with some chopped lettuce and bean sprout. Then pour in Soy Sauce or Fish Sauce, your choice (I prefer the fish sauce with some red chili ) :victory:

Enna wrote:Mama Mia how Italian were you trying to be bmw???? :sweat:

Since I am half Italian-American I can say this.... usually you eat a meatball hero or a sausage and pepper hero but meatball and sausage together!!! Are you in training for next years' Coney Island 4th of July hot dog eating contest? :bonk: :hehe:

It wasn't that big.

Besides, it was on the company's dime. But like I said, it was only so-so.

I shoulda had lasagna. I usually judge an Italian restaurant by its lasagna and garlic bread. ;)

I ordered pizza tonight.......cheesesteak pizza. It was so good, now I have leftovers for 2 more nights at least :woot:

I wouldn't really put sausage and meatball together unless you are making pasta with sauce from scratch.....putting both meats in makes it taste really good. For a sandwich it sounds a bit heavy :sweat:

KouSeiya315 wrote:For a sandwich it sounds a bit heavy :sweat:

I didn't think so... I just wished it tasted better. :(

Pizza for me tonight! :woot:

Chicken and Spinach from Dominos. Good stuff!


*edit* I forgot the to order buffalo wings... :angry:

I had some kalua pork from Ohana. Yummy :thumbsup:Link to menu

dochira wrote:I had some kalua pork from Ohana. Yummy :thumbsup:Link to menu

That sounds "ONO"!

Been a while since I've had that dish (kalua pork).

....Well, it's best with cabbage (Kalua pig and cabbage)! :D

dochira wrote:I had some kalua pork from Ohana. Yummy :thumbsup:Link to menu

i wonder how that compares to Shaka's kalua... i may need to stop by for a plate and some spam musubi after Fry's.

krim wrote:i wonder how that compares to Shaka's kalua... i may need to stop by for a plate and some spam musubi after Fry's.

Heh, spam musubi.

I like it, but it's overrated.