Food, Food, and More Food Thread

SubaruWRX wrote:Hmm this talk about food is making me starved, I might go out and get something to eat... I hope the store is still open however.

dude, it's almost 11pm in your area, on a sunday night?!
what would be open this hour, grocery stores? 7-11?
lol :hehe:

Stop & shop is but I have to drive about 10 miles to the store.

Wendy's is open but I just came from that place...

bmwracer wrote:
I had to get my money's worth, Q... :mrgreen:

That makes me happy to hear that. That's my philosophy.

I'm amazed at how many Hawaiian places there are here. L&L, J&J, Aloha, Mahalo, Ohana, Ono. Whew :sweat:

SubaruWRX wrote:Stop & shop is but I have to drive about 10 miles to the store.

Wendy's is open but I just came from that place...

so you had Wendy's for lunch? prob. not a good idea for dinner also... :hehe:
Stop and shop, 10miles!! that is far.
maybe scrounge something from the kitchen.

K.T.Tran wrote:You guys eat Pizza like the Ninja Turtles :hehe:

seriously....these doods probably sleep with eyemasks on...

Tu_triky wrote:

seriously....these doods probably sleep with eyemasks on...

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:

seriously....these doods probably sleep with eyemasks on...

too funny. :rofl:

qilver wrote:

so you had Wendy's for lunch? prob. not a good idea for dinner also... :hehe:
Stop and shop, 10miles!! that is far.
maybe scrounge something from the kitchen.

I really can't find anything...

lol maybe I will have a bannana, Whole foods suck.. They have no Ritz crackers just that health food stuff.. Yuck, however soy milk is not that bad but better when cold.

Speaking of that, the place is hard to get in and out of.

SubaruWRX wrote:

I really can't find anything...

lol maybe I will have a bannana, Whole foods suck.. They have no Ritz crackers just that health food stuff.. Yuck, however soy milk is not that bad but better when cold.

Speaking of that, the place is hard to get in and out of.

nothing in the kitchen eh? time to go grocery shopping? ya mean you buy your own food? what about your mom, doesn't she shop for food for the household, or every person for themself. :hehe:

qilver wrote:right on.... :thumbsup:
how much was it per person for the buffet?

$8.25 for lunch... Not bad, considering the selection was pretty good.

i'm eating 4 slices of weat bread with apple butter spread on it.

qilver wrote:

nothing in the kitchen eh? time to go grocery shopping? ya mean you buy your own food? what about your mom, doesn't she shop for food for the household, or every person for themself. :hehe:

I buy my own food :)

best anyways because when I move out (soon I hope) I can know what not to pick up that cost so much.

SubaruWRX wrote:

I buy my own food :)

best anyways because when I move out (soon I hope) I can know what not to pick up that cost so much.

yeah, you need your independance away from your mom, and live out on your own, you will be much happier.

bmwracer wrote:Went nuts at a buffet for lunch: kalbi beef, fried chicken, gyoza, sushi, chow mein, orange chicken, more sushi, tempura veggies, fruit, etc.

Then had more sushi for dinner: salmon skin roll, hamachi, tako, unagi, amaebi, spider roll, more unagi... ;)

For $8.25 you got all of that????!!!!!!!!!

ahochaude wrote:
For $8.25 you got all of that????!!!!!!!!!

what the hell is the sushi made out of....cardboard?

Tu_triky wrote:

what the hell is the sushi made out of....cardboard?

Down here, a buffet is mad expensive.
Flying to Cali and eating there and flying back to Oahu would still be cheaper than eating at a buffet here. :nut:

ahochaude wrote:
Down here, a buffet is mad expensive.
Flying to Cali and eating there and flying back to Oahu would still be cheaper than eating at a buffet here. :nut:

yes, southern california has quite a few places that one can eat for on the cheaps....notwithstanding it's status as a center for big metropolitan cities.

Tu_triky wrote:

yes, southern california has quite a few places that one can eat for on the cheaps....notwithstanding it's status as a center for big metropolitan cities.

Earlier today, I met this guy in my building who came from San Fran around 6 months ago. He said the rents in Cali are more expensive than Hawaii however the cost of living there is a bit cheaper.
He told me that food is cheap up there compared to down here.
Not that it matters, the only thing I care about is that I'm not overpaying for my beer down here.

ahochaude wrote:Earlier today, I met this guy in my building who came from San Fran around 6 months ago. He said the rents in Cali are more expensive than Hawaii however the cost of living there is a bit cheaper.
He told me that food is cheap up there compared to down here.
Not that it matters, the only thing I care about is that I'm not overpaying for my beer down here.

priorities, sir, priorities..... if i have my beer, i have no fears
well san francisco rent is a fuggin' joke....it's way too high...aproaches new york rents, but i'm sorry, san francisco is NOT new york....it's a great city but it's not new york....

i've lived in new york, the bay area, and l.a. so i know and appreciate the differences...

Tu_triky wrote:

priorities, sir, priorities..... if i have my beer, i have no fears
well san francisco rent is a fuggin' joke....it's way too high...aproaches new york rents, but i'm sorry, san francisco is NOT new york....it's a great city but it's not new york....

i've lived in new york, the bay area, and l.a. so i know and appreciate the differences...

Yeah, that dude told me that a studio up there costs around $1,500.00-$1,650.00 on average.
That is crazy. Period.

I'm moving next month into a 1 bedroom for $1,000.00/month. Utilities included. Which is not bad at all.
1 bedrooms down here usually average that price that dude told me studios cost in Cali so I guess I got lucky.