Food, Food, and More Food Thread

K.T.Tran wrote:

I haven't had Taco Bell in like a year....or so it feels and haven't had KFC for months. I don't think I'll pay a visit to Taco Bell for a long time and same with KFC. I can only eat one of them chicken breast, a couple thighs, and few potateo wedges along with a bisquit...then i call it quits. I don't get full eating KFC....the taste of their food gets boring makes you feel like you don't want to eat it again for the longest of times :sweat:

Lucky you got a Mitsuwa near by :mrgreen:

Well I had me a bowl of noodles. Toss some lettuce, some pieces of chicken and bbq pork in the bowl too so its just not noodles and water :mrgreen: too bad theirs no bean sprouts in the fridge, would've added that in too. Now I'm eating mango and a cup of milk to go with it for my lunch

There is a Mitsuwa near you, depending where you are in the Southbay area, it is off 280 hwy and Saratoga Avenue. I go there when i am in town, they have good stuff, and the Kinokuniya is in the same parking lot.
You should pay them a visit sometime, and check out Kino, when you get the chance too. I like a variety at times, a little junk food, italian, mexican, and some american foods, but i'd say i enjoy eating Japanese the most, and some other asian foods, like Thai food, Chinese food, and a little korean food.
For lunch time, i am going for Mr. Lee's sandwiches, possibly, I haven't had that in ages. :woot:

Did I mention that the food in Downtown Houston sucks? :mecry:
-PCM

pcmodem wrote:Did I mention that the food in Downtown Houston sucks? :mecry:
-PCM

So BBQ isn't your thing, PCM?

If our very own food critic PCmodem says it sucks....there has got to be something wrong with the food there :sweat:

dochira wrote:
So BBQ isn't your thing, PCM?

Are you kidding? :hehe:

:yell: I go on pilgrimages for good BBQ. :mrgreen:

Have attended the last two Western US Regional BBQ Cook-offs at the Nugget in Reno. :woot:

Found a good Vietnamese restaurant, Kim Son, but that's not in downtown.



Bon appetit, :drink:
PCM

pcmodem wrote:

Are you kidding? :hehe:

:yell: I go on pilgrimages for good BBQ. :mrgreen:

Have attended the last two Western US Regional BBQ Cook-offs at the Nugget in Reno. :woot:

Found a good Vietnamese restaurant, Kim Son, but that's not in downtown.

That's what I thought I remember. So it just means that the good places avoided the downtown area. :headscratch:

Je comme mousseux

lol I think I said that right....

I like Sparking wine.

SubaruWRX wrote:Je comme mousseux

lol I think I said that right....

I like Sparking wine.

I may be wrong on this but I think you meant to say:

"j'aime le mousseux"

The word comme means "like" as in comme ci, comme ca or like this, like that.

aimer is the verb to love, to like

K.T.Tran wrote:If our very own food critic PCmodem says it sucks....there has got to be something wrong with the food there :sweat:

got two combo sandwiches and 2 spring rolls from Mr. Lee's Sandwiches, ate one of them for lunch, guess i will be having the rest later. :thumbsup: :woot:

mmmm... bbq, i think ill rack up a tri tip before fall really sets in.

Something i haven't ate in a long time.....HUngry Hunter's World Famous Baby Back Ribs. That stuff was good...didn't mind getting my fingers dirty :hehe: :victory: I want to go there again...but they moved or closed down...the one that was on Blossom Hill Rd :shamefulcry:

You guys know a good place to find some Baby Back Ribs??

Enna wrote:

I may be wrong on this but I think you meant to say:

"j'aime le mousseux"

The word comme means "like" as in comme ci, comme ca or like this, like that.

aimer is the verb to love, to like

comme ci, comme ca means so-so right?

lol but I think your right :sweat:

Enna wrote:
I may be wrong on this but I think you meant to say:
"j'aime le mousseux"
The word comme means "like" as in comme ci, comme ca or like this, like that.
aimer is the verb to love, to like

SubaruWRX wrote:comme ci, comme ca means so-so right?
lol but I think your right

Yes it means so-so. And you meant to say "you're right" not 'your' right. :bonk:

Now with all this French translation going on ....Where is z123_us to tell us which French foods he likes the best. :)

:sweat:

lol it's getting late.


lol this might sound funny but what the heck is Bistro?

SubaruWRX wrote::sweat:

lol it's getting late.


lol this might sound funny but what the heck is Bistro?

Does it mean Restuarant in a langauge....french???

SubaruWRX wrote:lol this might sound funny but what the heck is Bistro?

K.T.Tran wrote:

Does it mean Restuarant in a langauge....french???

Definition from: thefreedictionary.com

bis·tro (bstr, bstr)
n. pl. bis·tros
1. A small bar, tavern, or nightclub.
2. A small, informal restaurant serving wine


Subaru m'dear I think it is time for you to treat yourself to a French/English dictionary. ;) :)

Enna wrote:Subaru m'dear I think it is time for you to treat yourself to a French/English dictionary. ;) :)

There's always Wikipedia. :mrgreen:

Enna wrote:
Subaru m'dear I think it is time for you to treat yourself to a French/English dictionary.

bmwracer wrote:There's always Wikipedia.

Yeah I like Wikipedia a lot and I'm glad you introduced me to it bmw. :say_thanx: Since Subaru keeps asking for French translations I think he needs a specific French/English dictionary or a French phrase book. C'mon now Subaru give us some words in French. Some foods you like to eat. Pommes frites? ;)

Enna wrote:Some foods you like to eat. Pommes frites? ;)

...or one might say frites de liberté. :mrgreen:

Enna wrote: Some foods you like to eat. Pommes frites?

niko2x wrote:...or one might say frites de liberte;. :mrgreen:

Bien sur!!!! :hehe: :good: