Food, Food, and More Food Thread

It sounds like the microwavable meals. :headscratch:

I had kitsune soba for lunch.

I'm the first to vote for Vietnamese cuisine :mrgreen:

Yea I like Vietnamese food most, then Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Korean.
And these are the five cuisine I wanna know how to cook later in life too :victory:

White rice with some Vietnamese greens. Healthy eating tonight :victory:

Well most of these mentioned "cuisines" tend to be bit similar in some way. I dig most asian kinds of good, spicy is good, but not too spicy. Like the time I went to a Korean restaurant, each and every single dish we ordered was so damn spicy :angry: couldn't even taste the food itself.

japanese food is sooo good...
other cuisines are good too, but japanese is definitely my favorite

Terryb wrote:Well most of these mentioned "cuisines" tend to be bit similar in some way. I dig most asian kinds of good, spicy is good, but not too spicy. Like the time I went to a Korean restaurant, each and every single dish we ordered was so damn spicy :angry: couldn't even taste the food itself.

LOVE SPICY FOOD!!!!!!!!! :victory:
maybe thats why i got lots of acne and pimples...... :sweat:

dochira wrote:It sounds like the microwavable meals. :headscratch:

I had kitsune soba for lunch.

yeap, it was. :bonk:

K.T.Tran wrote:LOVE SPICY FOOD!!!!!!!!! :victory:
maybe thats why i got lots of acne and pimples...... :sweat:

Spicy food has nothing to do with it... Keep your face clean! :hehe:

qilver wrote:yeap, it was. :bonk:

Gack. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Spicy food has nothing to do with it... Keep your face clean! :hehe:

Really :shocked: its what i hear a lot :sweat:
Yea, I'm trying to keep my face as clean as possible :mrgreen:

K.T.Tran wrote:Really :shocked: its what i hear a lot :sweat:
Yea, I'm trying to keep my face as clean as possible :mrgreen:

I've read that diet doesn't affect it much at all... It's more about cleanliness, hormones, and stress... :)

bmwracer wrote:
Gackt. :bleh:

Fixed it. ;) :hehe: The microwave meals aren't bad when you're in a pinch.

dochira wrote:Fixed it. ;) :hehe:

Touche.

I'd rather see Ryoko with a microwave meal than that weirdo. :hehe:

The microwave meals aren't bad when you're in a pinch.

In other words, starvation/desperation. ;)

bmwracer wrote:
In other words, starvation/desperation. ;)

I suppose so. I bring some frozen lunches to work just in case I can't leave the office. Unaju, gyudon aren't that bad if I compare it to the cafeteria. :beaten:

dochira wrote:I suppose so. I bring some frozen lunches to work just in case I can't leave the office. Unaju, gyudon aren't that bad if I compare it to the cafeteria. :beaten:

Microwave una-ju?? :sweat:

What brand?? Is it any good if you weren't starving/desperate? :headscratch:

Pretty much, unagi is a microwavable food.
Still my favorite, nontheless. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Microwave una-ju?? :sweat:

What brand?? Is it any good if you weren't starving/desperate? :headscratch:

Can't remember, but it's in the frozen food section. :hehe: ;)

Well the only way for me to get the unagi if I wanted to make it myself is the frozen stuff. So it's alright for me. But since you get the fresh stuff from the restaurant, you might notice the difference.

dochira wrote:Can't remember, but it's in the frozen food section. :hehe: ;)

Well the only way for me to get the unagi if I wanted to make it myself is the frozen stuff. So it's alright for me. But since you get the fresh stuff from the restaurant, you might notice the difference.

Maybe I'll buy one at the Mitsuwa this weekend and try it out... :sweat:

ahochaude wrote:Pretty much, unagi is a microwavable food.
Still my favorite, nontheless. :beaten:

had it twice this week, and the unagi donburi fyi wasn't frozen.
it was freshly made and in the deli/refrig section where all the other foods were available, "bento" box meals etc, sushi.
not bad for $4.99
as far as the frozen foods, would have to think about that one. prefer it fresh or just cook the ramen and eat it that way. :hehe:

Lunch was rice with tuna cooked in green onions ... :)