bmwracer wrote:
Spicy food has nothing to do with it... Keep your face clean! :hehe:
heh, funny.
a clean face is a good one eh?
:thumbsup:
but some spicy sauce to a good rice dish sounds nice...esp. the "rooster" green capped spicy sauce. :bonk:
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
bmwracer wrote:
Spicy food has nothing to do with it... Keep your face clean! :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe I should start a pointless post thread. :rolleyes: :beaten:
z123_us wrote:
hey we had one of those 3 days back remember ....
I want ... :hehe: :hehe:
z123_us wrote:well myself .. i just came back from the supermarket .... so today is all food food food day for me ... :hehe:
veggies, juices, milk, pasta's, yogurts and LOTs of fruits
i luuuuv fruits especially from the berry family .. lots of strawberries, cherries, plums, abricots in the market these days..
qilver wrote:
yeap, all the fruit, very healthy. :thumbsup:
not sure what to eat laters, but always willing to go for Japanese food. :victory:
z123_us wrote:
:hehe: just made another trip to the supermarket ...
:bonk: had forgotten the wine .. cant like in france without wine in the house man..
qilver wrote:
yeah....heard the wine is plentiful like the water, atleast in Italy, guess france has the good stuff too, btw: the crossiants, nothing can beat'em when it is straight from there.
what other good stuff you can recommend from there, the land of romance....heh... :bonk: :thumbsup:
z123_us wrote:
yeah wine is plentiful man ... come on french wine is the best .. well at least thats what they all believe.
bakery products r very special out here ... not just crossiants .. cause in general bread .. the "baguette" is like the daily base food for the french. i must say the bread is GOOD .. i dont know about US ... but definitely better than the indian ones i ate. but then bread for us is something for breakfast .... :) not meals
very good dishes actually ... if u go to a resto .. with meat, salads, sea products n all
qilver wrote:
what are some good places to eat out there and won't be too expensive? I never made a trip to Paris yet. yeah, heard the baguette is common there. The bread here is ok, but i think you guys specialize in breads. Are there other types of restarants that are good in france? You guys created the "Cafe" image and spread it around the world, got some top ones that you like most in Paris?
z123_us wrote:
well i can definitely take u to the best bars and night clubs in paris .. :thumbsup:
Hmmm good places to eat .. well i have a website .. need to check its name ... it is an excellent reference ... to see good places to eat in each block in paris ..
cause this way it is way too many places to just name here. there r very good resto's near the areas like Opera, Place du marche, champs elysee ofcourse, St Germain, St Michel area also very good, Latin Quarter. many more also.
yeah cafe image .. man no doubt .. the french established it as a mark .. and out here u see it even in villages .. people just sitting facing the road ... chit chat and coffee in hand .. it is a lot of fun in paris to just hang around
interesting thing about the french culture is that ... tradiotionally people r used to spending a lotta time at cafe's and resto's ... not like US n all ... out here u can just order a cafe and lurk around in your seat .... no one troubles u.
some cafe's i enjoy a lot r the ones near Notre dame in St michel area, good locality ... and lots of people all the time passing by , so happening place
K.T.Tran wrote:Ate at Chef Chu yesterday for my mom's b-day. Didn't finish the Ma Po Tofu that I order, so I'm eating it right now for my breakfast & lunch meal
qilver wrote:
that would be nice, a french cafe, the closest thing i had to that was in Hotel Paris in Las Vegas on the Strip. They even had a smaller version of the effel tower.
z123_us wrote:
actually when u come .. lemme know .. much easier to plan resto's that way as per where u visit.
meanwhile i will find that website and send u .................... i hope its not in french :hehe:
qilver wrote:
but since we are on the topic of food, I am craving some good japanese food again, as usual, maybe some good curry or some soba noodles and onigiri. :bonk:
K.T.Tran wrote:
Haven't tried Soba noodles or them curry. I would like some onigiri too :woot:
dochira wrote:Dude, you are so missing out. I had curry udon last week. Ooh yeah! :woot: Though I was tasting it the rest of the day. Burp! :hehe:
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