Food, Food, and More Food Thread

z123_us wrote:

since the day i heard of your interest in the T-shirt touchy touchy picture ... i knew u had those secret hidden desires in you ...

i hope u close ure eyes when i am with the girls ... :beatyou:

:lol: Not as long as the show is free. :rofl: :beatyou:

dochira wrote:
:lol: Not as long as the show is free. :rofl: :beatyou:

damn!!!! u mean u saw the ramen sliding between the mountains in red wine part of the show !!

she is gonna kill me

*this is interestingly a food cum sukebe thread now ...... :hehe: and somehow the food part has not left the conversation :hehe: *

heh I'm not much of a wine drinker.. only if it tastes good.

z123_us wrote:
*this is interestingly a food cum sukebe thread now ...... :hehe: and somehow the food part has not left the conversation :hehe: *

After all that , we need to bring this thread back on course. :sweat:

I had some leftovers for lunch.

dochira wrote:
After all that , we need to bring this thread back on course. :sweat:

I had some leftovers for lunch.

YUP!

i am actually eating some Indian Sweets .. dont know if u all in US know about them. very famous in india with lots and lots of different varieties.

z123_us wrote:
i am actually eating some Indian Sweets .. dont know if u all in US know about them. very famous in india with lots and lots of different varieties.

It depends. I have eaten some sweets at work when coworkers return from India.

dochira wrote:
It depends. I have eaten some sweets at work when coworkers return from India.

well if they got it from India .. then i guess u know what i mean .... man i am eating them after like 1 yr ... had a friend visiting paris, so he got it

yummmm

I'm getting ready to go and have a calzone so good :)

had some unagi donburi from Mitsuwa.....good stuff.
also bought Calpis large bottle 50.7 ounces for $2.50 Peach flavor, on sale.
Also had a Okaka Onigiri, $1.

Ate at P.F. Chang China Bistro, Chinese restuarant at Oakridge Mall. Went there because when I first saw it, I thought it would be nice and good and my friend called me today and said the place is awesome. Went there to eat lunch with my uncle and my brother and it WAS THE WORST!!!! The service was horrible. Waited like 20 min just for the appatizer and like another 25 min for dinner (felt like this and maybe longer...) The food is edible, but it doesn't have the chinese taste.....too americanize. There sweet and sour pork was sweet, but not sour...tasted more like KFC's Honey BBQ Chicken. The Chang's Spicy Chicken that I ordered wasn't spicy and wasn't great. My uncle's Wok Seared Lamb dish did not taste like Lamb and the meat wasn't hot either. The meat tasted like the meat my family uses for one of the Vietnamese Sandwhiches and I know that that meat isn't lamb. All in All the Fortune cookie there is all we bragged about. IT was GOOD!!! but the fortune inside is all BS. Never eating there again :shakehead:

K.T.Tran wrote:Ate at P.F. Chang China Bistro, Chinese restuarant at Oakridge Mall. Went there because when I first saw it, I thought it would be nice and good and my friend called me today and said the place is awesome. Went there to eat lunch with my uncle and my brother and it WAS THE WORST!!!! The service was horrible. Waited like 20 min just for the appatizer and like another 25 min for dinner (felt like this and maybe longer...) The food is edible, but it doesn't have the chinese taste.....too americanize. There sweet and sour pork was sweet, but not sour...tasted more like KFC's Honey BBQ Chicken. The Chang's Spicy Chicken that I ordered wasn't spicy and wasn't great. My uncle's Wok Seared Lamb dish did not taste like Lamb and the meat wasn't hot either. The meat tasted like the meat my family uses for one of the Vietnamese Sandwhiches and I know that that meat isn't lamb. All in All the Fortune cookie there is all we bragged about. IT was GOOD!!! but the fortune inside is all BS. Never eating there again :shakehead:

yeah, PF Chiangs, is too americanized, it isn't real authentic chinese food...for what it is worth, i just thought it was ok, kinda pricy. :bonk:

qilver wrote:

yeah, PF Chiangs, is too americanized, it isn't real authentic chinese food...for what it is worth, i just thought it was ok, kinda pricy. :bonk:

So americanized that there was only one chinese girl working there. My uncle said he saw no chinese chef........i mean yea, Oakridge Mall, more americans then Asians...but its suppose to be an Chinese restuarant....(Not saying that Americans can't cook chinese food :shakehead: ). It was TOO pricy for what its worth. $50.50 for something I can cook better at home :grumble:

K.T.Tran wrote:

So americanized that there was only one chinese girl working there. My uncle said he saw no chinese chef........i mean yea, Oakridge Mall, more americans then Asians...but its suppose to be an Chinese restuarant....(Not saying that Americans can't cook chinese food :shakehead: ). It was TOO pricy for what its worth. $50.50 for something I can cook better at home :grumble:

dang, no joke, what a rip off. Only one chinese girl eh?
Oakridge, i thought they tore it down ages ago... :bonk:

qilver wrote:

dang, no joke, what a rip off. Only one chinese girl eh?
Oakridge, i thought they tore it down ages ago... :bonk:

No joke buddy :sweat:
Yea only one girl....
Oakridge has always been there since I can remember, they just remodeled the place

yeah.. that makes me ask this question.. would you eat a a place that served Asian foods cooked by Americans?

Eating simple today... had white rice, more kaibi (sigh, 3lbs to go) and steamed broccoli.

K.T.Tran wrote:Ate at P.F. Chang China Bistro, Chinese restuarant at Oakridge Mall. Went there because when I first saw it, I thought it would be nice and good and my friend called me today and said the place is awesome. Went there to eat lunch with my uncle and my brother and it WAS THE WORST!!!! The service was horrible. Waited like 20 min just for the appatizer and like another 25 min for dinner (felt like this and maybe longer...) The food is edible, but it doesn't have the chinese taste.....too americanize. There sweet and sour pork was sweet, but not sour...tasted more like KFC's Honey BBQ Chicken. The Chang's Spicy Chicken that I ordered wasn't spicy and wasn't great. My uncle's Wok Seared Lamb dish did not taste like Lamb and the meat wasn't hot either. The meat tasted like the meat my family uses for one of the Vietnamese Sandwhiches and I know that that meat isn't lamb. All in All the Fortune cookie there is all we bragged about. IT was GOOD!!! but the fortune inside is all BS. Never eating there again :shakehead:

Aww K.T. you shoulda mentioned it before you went there... Of course, you wouldn't have listened anyways. ;)

Yeah, that place is overrated AND overpriced. There's one out here in Manhattan Beach and I thought the food at Panda was better. :hehe:

It's just a frou-frou restaurant for people who don't know any better.

SubaruWRX wrote:yeah.. that makes me ask this question.. would you eat a a place that served Asian foods cooked by Americans?

Careful: there's a number of good Japanese restaurants that I've been to where the cooks are Hispanic...

Really.

^

he's telling the truth. :nut:

krim wrote:^

he's telling the truth. :nut:

Thanks for the confirmation. :thumbsup: