Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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7 Feb 2004, 08:45 #441
what is it? speaking of mexican foods, theres a really kick ass place down the street in sepulveda.. im bout to get some now :P
7 Feb 2004, 10:13 #442
Pemu wrote:Too much beans in Mexican food, makes my stomach upset :( I usually remove the beans before eating. Had a Mexican a month ago.
HAHAHAAH! :lol:..... man BEANS are a staple of the AMERICAN SOUTH WEST!.. eat them up pemu! COWBOY STYLE!

sorry mixxx i eat mexican @ home.... wanna joine me? :P
7 Feb 2004, 10:42 #443
niko2x wrote:i would think a some people (mainly americans) would have a reluctancy in trying something that starts out with 'pupu'. ditto with pu pu plater!


hahahaha... I can see why the name would make you think twice lol. But trust me once you try pupusas you wont care about the name! They Are Delicious!!!!!
9 Feb 2004, 10:45 #444
this is a kinda stupid questions but i am asking only the japanese people in japan are there any mexican restaurants theres probably not but i would like to know :google: :bonk: :deal:
9 Feb 2004, 19:51 #445
sangmin wrote:this is a kinda stupid questions but i am asking only the japanese people in japan are there any mexican restaurants theres probably not but i would like to know


Unfortunately, I've not the pleasure of eating at one in Japan.

More than likely there are. I haven't seen a Taco Bell there, but there are places like Wendy's and K.F.C.

They even have a "China Town" in Kobe that looks kind of like the one we have in Hawaii (Oahu).

I wouldn't be suprised if there are "Japanese style" Mexican restaraunts. Or any Mexican restaraunts for that matter......
9 Feb 2004, 19:57 #446
Velvet_ice wrote:The last time i ate at a Mexican restaurant... my tongue went up in flames.
I can't take too much spicy food.

but i'm ok with Nachos.



niko2x wrote:better your tongue then the other end! LOL!


Touche!

I've had that happen to me before after I loaded up too much on the "spices"! But I just love karai food!

I ate at an Indian curry restaraunt in Ashiya. The curry was pretty karai! Just the way I like it! Mmm *yum yum* But because it was from Japan, I assume that it wasn't "real" Indian curry. I've yet to try Pakistan curry. Supposedly, it's supposed to be very hot. (Seen a Japanese guy eat it in a show and he couldn't handle it at all). Worth looking into (IMO) We'll see when I get the chance to taste it.....
10 Feb 2004, 00:01 #447
I haven't seen a mexican restaurant in mainland jpn yet, but as far as okinawa, the closest i've seen that resemble any mexican food is the famous "taco rice and cheese". it is served at any family diner and some street vendor and for some unknown reason, only served this in Okinawa.

this dish just consist of taco meat, rice, cheese, and sometimes some nacho chips on the side.
10 Feb 2004, 13:09 #448
niko2x wrote:I haven't seen a mexican restaurant in mainland jpn yet, but as far as okinawa, the closest i've seen that resemble any mexican food is the famous "taco rice and cheese". it is served at any family diner and some street vendor and for some unknown reason, only served this in Okinawa.

this dish just consist of taco meat, rice, cheese, and sometimes some nacho chips on the side.


Have you eaten there yet? If I ever go to Okinawa, I may check it out.
On another note, I think I should go to Okinawa soon 'cause I gotta go pick up (somehow and someway and somewhere :crazy: ) my family registre. I want a copy before of it before there is no way to obtain one. Heh, what the hell does this have to do with Mexican food?
10 Feb 2004, 14:11 #449
My co-workers and I are having a Mexican themed pot-luck this week. I am really looking forward to it. I am going to make some salsa and a bean dip.

I did find a few Mexican Restraunts in Japan. I found a couple one Osaka, and a couple in Tokyo. I would not call it real authentic by any stretch of the imagination but it was decent.
10 Feb 2004, 14:58 #450
Doramafan113 wrote:
I did find a few Mexican Restraunts in Japan. I found a couple one Osaka, and a couple in Tokyo. I would not call it real authentic by any stretch of the imagination but it was decent.


If you see this, can you tell me which ones you know of in Osaka? (And where)
(As I always go there whenever I go to Japan........)
All I ate in Osaka was McDonald's, Royal Host, and other Takoyaki and Okonomiyaki joints.
10 Feb 2004, 20:34 #451
ahochaude wrote:Have you eaten there yet? If I ever go to Okinawa, I may check it out.
On another note, I think I should go to Okinawa soon 'cause I gotta go pick up (somehow and someway and somewhere :crazy: ) my family registre. I want a copy before of it before there is no way to obtain one. Heh, what the hell does this have to do with Mexican food?
where's your hometown in okinawa anyways? Ours id in shuri, just a hop-skip-and-jump from the ryukyu shuri castle. But actually i thought that the registry can only be acquired if you have JPN citizenship? if you can get it, that's great, i hope i'm wrong, but i hope you are able to get it.

Getting back on track, the places that serve TRC (taco rice 'n cheeze) are served a a lot of places and shouldn't be hard to find. it's kind of like looking for 'spam musubi' in hawaii's 'conbeni' (convienence store), they're everywhere.
11 Feb 2004, 04:40 #452
niko2x wrote:where's your hometown in okinawa anyways? Ours id in shuri, just a hop-skip-and-jump from the ryukyu shuri castle. But actually i thought that the registry can only be acquired if you have JPN citizenship? if you can get it, that's great, i hope i'm wrong, but i hope you are able to get it.


Hometown is in Itoman vilage. Pretty near Naha.

I'm guessing that I can get the registry ending with my grandfather. I just want to see what kind of status my family had back in the day.
11 Feb 2004, 04:47 #453
MixxDreamer wrote:what is it? speaking of mexican foods, theres a really kick ass place down the street in sepulveda.. im bout to get some now :P

There's that El Pollo Loco near Sepulveda and Western... :rolleyes: ;) :hehe:

Actually, that great sushi place is over there: Hakone Sushi. :D
13 Feb 2004, 03:23 #454
The last time i ate at a Mexican restaurant... my tongue went up in flames.
I can't take too much spicy food.

niko2x wrote:better your tongue then the other end! LOL!



For me it's just as hot going in as coming out :beaten:
14 Feb 2004, 02:06 #455
u just have to get used to the spicyness of the peppers... if i live in south cali (or anyplace in the south west) its a must! ;)

they have a really nice flavor once u get used to it... i can't seem to eat anything w/out peppers... i need to have to kindo of spicy pepper (or sauce ) on my plate :sweat:
14 Feb 2004, 05:02 #456
lovelessemotion wrote:they have a really nice flavor once u get used to it... i can't seem to eat anything w/out peppers... i need to have to kindo of spicy pepper (or sauce ) on my plate :sweat:
i guess you're good with all spicy asian food too, right? you have CHN, Korean, thai, etc.
15 Feb 2004, 08:01 #457
who listens to mexican music? for example vicentefernadez if you don't know who that is or have heard of him(i don't listen to him my parents do :sweat: ) he is one of the best mariachi singer of all mexico.
15 Feb 2004, 19:08 #458
Check this site out.

http://japanesefood.about.com/

It contains recipes and photos of all kinds of japanese foods like sushi, desserts, different rice meals, tofu, vegetables, chicken, seafood, soups, drinks like sake, hot pots and much more!
I got pretty hungry while searching through those! :drooling:
15 Feb 2004, 19:38 #459
Bsalez wrote:Unagi


One of my favorites! :mrgreen:
15 Feb 2004, 19:39 #460
Kuraiyo wrote:Check this site out.

http://japanesefood.about.com/

It contains recipes and photos of all kinds of japanese foods like sushi, desserts, different rice meals, tofu, vegetables, chicken, seafood, soups, drinks like sake, hot pots and much more!
I got pretty hungry while searching through those! :drooling:



Dude, that was some dope ish in there!!!!!! :D

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