Food, Food, and More Food Thread

pcmodem wrote:

I swear I read that as "ramen with Chinatsu (as in Wakatsuki), sound good..."



Bon appetit, :drink:
PCM

eh? ramen with Chinatsu? anytime..... :thumbsup: :hehe:

krim wrote:just finished my 3x3 protein animal style 2x fried mustard w/ medium raw patties.

I think I know where the 3x3 protein animal style came from, but I don't know about the other stuff.

dochira wrote:
I think I know where the 3x3 protein animal style came from, but I don't know about the other stuff.

fried mustard is just that, mustard on the patty when its on the fryer. they do that with animal style burgers, but i like extra.

medium raw = medium raw patty.

:mrgreen:

krim wrote:

fried mustard is just that, mustard on the patty when its on the fryer. they do that with animal style burgers, but i like extra.

medium raw = medium raw patty.

:mrgreen:

Really, I didn't know they did that stuff.

everything i ask for adds cooking time (the cooks hate that), so the med raw patty gives them some time back, so they dont spit in my food.

i used to get animal fries, but they always overdo (well done fries, when i dont want it well done) it at the In n Out here at work.

dochira wrote:Really, I didn't know they did that stuff.

yeah, i tried odering some med. rare/rare hamburgers in a coupl o' restaurants this summer and they say they won't do it because they don't want to be liable i a customer get sick.

steaks and such are ok, but hamburger, they just won't do it.

niko2x wrote:yeah, i tried odering some med. rare/rare hamburgers in a coupl o' restaurants this summer and they say they won't do it because they don't want to be liable i a customer get sick.

steaks and such are ok, but hamburger, they just won't do it.

Yup, I've read the same things on those warning labels on meat packages.

other than steakhouses, In N Out is the only place i'd even consider ordering a burger med rare.

med rare at McD's? hellz no.

had unagi donburi for dinner, from Mitsuwa... :thumbsup:

Starting to feel better... Had gyoza and rice for dinner.

And I could taste it. :D :thumbsup: :woot:

lol I hate it when you can't taste or smell anything.

lol wrong thread
:)

SubaruWRX wrote:lol I hate it when you can't taste or smell anything.

Yup.

I might as well be eating dirt or mud. :hehe:

Ate at Lee Noodle House. Didn't eat Pho, went with a rice dish instead. In the end....bad decision. Didn't enough for the price I had to pay (well....my friend covered me, I'm paying for her dinner next time). Not enough meat :shamefulcry:

K.T.Tran wrote:Ate at Lee Noodle House. Didn't eat Pho, went with a rice dish instead. In the end....bad decision. Didn't enough for the price I had to pay (well....my friend covered me, I'm paying for her dinner next time). Not enough meat :shamefulcry:

not enough meat? that is bogus. :puppydog:
usually they put enough meat with the rice dishes.
The vietnamese restarant that my family and i go to usually has good pho and rice dishes. I love their rice dishes, so damn good...
and their egg rolls(fried ones), are so delicious. :woot: :thumbsup:

qilver wrote:

not enough meat? that is bogus. :puppydog:
usually they put enough meat with the rice dishes.
The vietnamese restarant that my family and i go to usually has good pho and rice dishes. I love their rice dishes, so damn good...
and their egg rolls(fried ones), are so delicious. :woot: :thumbsup:

Yup....i won't go there to eat if I'm hungry or if I'm picking the spot to go out and eat...but then again....not many vietnamese restuarant are open around 10:50 pm. There was another pho place we could've gone to, but oh well now :sweat:

Thats good to hear. Good Pho and good rice dishes :victory:

Going to a Picnic in just a few.

SubaruWRX wrote:Going to a Picnic in just a few.

Bring us back some food, willya?

:hehe:


If not, I'm probably gonna head over to The Loft for some bacon fried rice and fried wontons... :)

A new asian-restaurant opened close to my house; It's really great: you can order chinese, korean, japanese and taiwanese food there. They even have little drawings of the food on the card so you already know what it will look like before you order it! SUGOY, I enjoy eating there every time and not only is it cheap, the kappa maki my fave japanese dish are really delicious! :jumpie:

Since I came to like seaweed some time ago (-> love kappa maki, did I mention that before? ^^) I wanted to try some soups and in one there was the ingredient NARUTO, now I know what it looks like (white and a red spiral in the middle), but before I want to buy it I wanted to ask if anybody of you could tell me: what is it made of, is it soft or hard? fish, meat or vegetable? :puppydog:

K.T.Tran wrote:

Yup....i won't go there to eat if I'm hungry or if I'm picking the spot to go out and eat...but then again....not many vietnamese restuarant are open around 10:50 pm. There was another pho place we could've gone to, but oh well now :sweat:

Thats good to hear. Good Pho and good rice dishes :victory:

realy? they close that early?
here, there are vietnamese restuarants that are open till 3am in the morning. We usually stop by there when we stay up really late...
It's weird though, everytime we go there in the wee hours, there's atleast 1 table occupied by cops... I guess those cops are doing part-time guarding the place or something...