thanks for the info. :applaud:
I went to Daikokuya in LA little tokyo, recommend that place for good ramen. :thumbsup: :hehe:
btw: i think they are closed on Sundays, though :doh:
qilver wrote:thanks for the info. :applaud:
I went to Daikokuya in LA little tokyo, recommend that place for good ramen. :thumbsup: :hehe:
btw: i think they are closed on Sundays, though :doh:
I think Tu-Triky mentioned that place, too...
Come to think of it, what happened to him? :headscratch:
bmwracer wrote:
Come to think of it, what happened to him? :headscratch:
Yea, I too noticed he hasn't been around lately......I miss his funny comments :puppydog:
Hope he comes back soon or He'll be added to the Jdorama members you haven't seen around lately
Yea, I too noticed he hasn't been around lately......I miss his funny comments :puppydog:
Hope he comes back soon or He'll be added to the Jdorama members you haven't seen around lately
yea, Tu_triky has not been around too much.... :bonk:
just don't go for cup'o noodle, or top ramen, not my idea of good ramen, but less convenient.
:hehe: :doh:
nah, i can't eat that here, the hot water isnt hot enough to make it properly, i'd have to nuke it, but that would melt the styrofoam.
if i really really wanted ramen, i'd drive down to Shinsengumi... but i wouldn't have a parking space when i get back.. stupid convention at the Sheraton.
nah, i can't eat that here, the hot water isnt hot enough to make it properly, i'd have to nuke it, but that would melt the styrofoam.
if i really really wanted ramen, i'd drive down to Shinsengumi... but i wouldn't have a parking space when i get back.. stupid convention at the Sheraton.
oh yea, they got a shinsengumi in Torrance/Gardena area too eh? i usually go to the one in Costa Mesa, but sometimes the wait can be an hour, but i'd say if you can wait it out, it is all worth it. The ramen and the fried rice are the best around. Daikokuya Ramen In LA little tokyo is up there too, good stuff. I always say, it is the best ramen outside of Japan. :applaud: :victory:
K.T.Tran wrote:Ice Cream for lunch and a cup of milk too. Got my braces tightened....can't eat a lot of good food now :shamefulcry:
icecream for lunch? well, atleast the milk is healthy.... :hehe:
guess i didn't eat all that healthy either, for lunch, I ate left over costco pizza. :bonk:
z123_us wrote:well I have spent the last 2 days visiting japanese stores all over in Paris ..
so today dinner was japanese .... Shoyu Lamen ! ... was nice
in the centre of paris there is an area near the OPERA ... it is FULL of japanese resto's ... all over the place
got some good stuff there too eh? last few days for me was my Japanese food fix for the week, had some yakisoba, and onigiri, with Lemon Water with rice crackers/Pocky...
:thumbsup: :applaud:
got some good stuff there too eh? last few days for me was my Japanese food fix for the week, had some yakisoba, and onigiri, with Lemon Water with rice crackers/Pocky...
:thumbsup: :applaud:
:hehe: u just reminded me of the pocky cm ..... with the sexy red hot's in it
actually yesterday I bought a load of korean noodles of different types
damn some of them are so spicy .... oooofffff :sweat:
ah yes ... also bought some Kirin beer .. never tried it . so lets see :)
:hehe: u just reminded me of the pocky cm ..... with the sexy red hot's in it
actually yesterday I bought a load of korean noodles of different types
damn some of them are so spicy .... oooofffff :sweat:
ah yes ... also bought some Kirin beer .. never tried it . so lets see :)
yea, Kirin beer, Sapporo, and Asahi, all good stuff.
try the Sake too, it is a bit strong, but it is also good warm. had it served warm while eating Shabu Shabu dinner in Shinagawa. :applaud: :victory:
bmwracer wrote:
Wow, you gorged yourself, ne? ;) :thumbsup:
yea, sorta, i think i shop more at the j-stores than the Ralph's grocery stores, well almost.
definitely going for my unagi donburi this week..... :hehe: