Food, Food, and More Food Thread

pcmodem wrote:24oz Orange Dream Machine Jamba Juice

Sounds good. I should try this one :mrgreen:

Thanks for mentioning it PCM :woot: :woot: :dancing:

junichi wrote:

Yummy Yummy.....feeling hungry now...
Shinjuku
Want to go there again..........haha

they got the best foods down in the basement/underground food markets, anyone know what they are called in japanese....?
the next best thing for me, since i am not in japan, is to head over to Mitsuwa while they have those food bazaar/markets, some tasty good food, although kinda expensive for some of it. :bonk:

qilver wrote:

they got the best foods down in the basement/underground food markets, anyone know what they are called in japanese....?
the next best thing for me, since i am not in japan, is to head over to Mitsuwa while they have those food bazaar/markets, some tasty good food, although kinda expensive for some of it. :bonk:

the basement floor in department stores is called a "depachika."


http://smt.blogs.com/trends_style_culture/2004/07/depachika_is_a_.html

Tu_triky wrote:

the basement floor in department stores is called a "depachika."


http://smt.blogs.com/trends_style_culture/2004/07/depachika_is_a_.html

Wow

U are good
"depachika" learned another new word

junichi wrote:
U are good
"depachika" learned another new word

In case you were wondering, "depa" is short for "depaato" (department store) and "chika" means "below ground, or basement" as seen in chikatetsu (subway) or chikaikkai (first floor of the basement).

dochira wrote:
In case you were wondering, "depa" is short for "depaato" (department store) and "chika" means "below ground, or basement" as seen in chikatetsu (subway) or chikaikkai (first floor of the basement).

yeah the link i posted had an explanation for the word conjugation i didn't want to repost it :P

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah the link i posted had an explanation for the word conjugation i didn't want to repost it :P

So was it obvious that I didn't click on it? :doh: :ashamed: :hehe:

dochira wrote:
So was it obvious that I didn't click on it? :doh: :ashamed: :hehe:

no worries...you're helping explain the word to ppl...that's cool. :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:

the basement floor in department stores is called a "depachika."


http://smt.blogs.com/trends_style_culture/2004/07/depachika_is_a_.html

thanks for the info. :thumbsup:

qilver wrote:

thanks for the info. :thumbsup:

no sweat, man.

I can tell right now....I'm going to be eating left over food for a week.

Still so much Fried Rice, Egg Rolls, Spring Rolls, and Shrimp Balls :beaten:

K.T.Tran wrote:I can tell right now....I'm going to be eating left over food for a week.

Still so much Fried Rice, Egg Rolls, Spring Rolls, and Shrimp Balls :beaten:

what the hell are you doing in front of your computer....you should be out celebrating your birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tu_triky wrote:

what the hell are you doing in front of your computer....you should be out celebrating your birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAHAHAHAHA I am. was just waiting for them to finish Fooze Ball. We playin Mario Party now :hehe:

Waitin for others to come....we might start gambling. Playin Texas Hold'em or something :mrgreen:

K, will be back on the forum later tonight

K.T.Tran wrote:

HAHAHAHAHA I am. was just waiting for them to finish Fooze Ball. We playin Mario Party now :hehe:

Waitin for others to come....we might start gambling. Playin Texas Hold'em or something :mrgreen:

K, will be back on the forum later tonight

well you seem happy n' cheerful...as you should be on your b-day...relish the fun times with ur frenz...i know ur a young guy in school and you'll realize later how precious these times are...have fun man!

Had Lomo Saltado (marinated/grilled strips of steak, onion, tomato, and potatoes served on rice) at a Peruvian restaurant in Cerritos.

Excellent. :thumbsup:


And there were a whole host of really nice looking gals in the restaurant as well.

But they looked awfully young (20s). :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:Had Lomo Saltado (marinated/grilled strips of steak, onion, tomato, and potatoes served on rice) at a Peruvian restaurant in Cerritos.

Excellent. :thumbsup:


And there were a whole host of really nice looking gals in the restaurant as well.

But they looked awfully young (20s). :puppydog:

oooo, early 20's.....
that'll be a decade from me, but wtf cares, i look the same age as them. :bonk:

qilver wrote:oooo, early 20's.....
that'll be a decade from me, but wtf cares, i look the same age as them. :bonk:

I could easily pass for someone in their 30's, I think, but the age reality still remains... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
I could easily pass for someone in their 30's, I think, but the age reality still remains... :sweat:

yeah, the reality is setting in....sadly :sweat:
but what if.........

ok, ok, i'll wake up and face the facts... :doh:

Saw something weird in the news. A Chigago all-you-can-eat sushi place with food serve on a semi-nude woman. :crazy2:

http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-sushi04.html

At least you know the little short black hair doesn't come from the chef. :bleh:

tabana wrote:Saw something weird in the news. A Chigago all-you-can-eat sushi place with food serve on a semi-nude woman. :crazy2:

http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-sushi04.html

At least you know the little short black hair doesn't come from the chef. :bleh:

dayem i could make SO MANY jokes off this one.....but in the interest of civility i will refrain......on this rare occasion.