Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Oh yeah! LOTS of garlic bread! :nut:

Tonight, I had steamed salmon with mushrooms.

ahochaude wrote:Oh yeah! LOTS of garlic bread! :nut:

Tonight, I had steamed salmon with mushrooms.

you prolly felt like a steamed salmon after downing those shrooms.

:twisted:

after reading the LA times article on Japanese izakayas posted by krim i got the feeling for some tebasaki

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man, we went to eat at Furaibo in West LA this weekend.....got there at 7:30pm and they're were already 12 parties ahead of us on the wait list.....fuggin' ridiculous.....that place is a gold mine. it's like the JFC - Japanese Fried Chicken.

I guess ppl really love their WINGS man.....tebasaki....hmmmm......had to ditch and went to this other izakaya.....

Tu_triky wrote:after reading the LA times article on Japanese izakayas posted by krim i got the feeling for some tebasaki

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man, we went to eat at Furaibo in West LA this weekend.....got there at 7:30pm and they're were already 12 parties ahead of us on the wait list.....fuggin' ridiculous.....that place is a gold mine. it's like the JFC - Japanese Fried Chicken.

I guess ppl really love their WINGS man.....tebasaki....hmmmm......had to ditch and went to this other izakaya.....

Damn, that looks good.

I wonder if the one in Gardena is still open....... :rolleyes: :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
Damn, that looks good.

you bet...it's their signature dish...although they have numerous items on the menu

the wings are spicy, sweet, salty and dayem tasty all at once!

I wonder if the one in Gardena is still open....... :rolleyes: :headscratch:

yeah i think so...it's on redondo right? i was going to get all agro and drive to that one instead but i didn't want to drive to the south bay and then come back up to l.a. to chill afterwards.....

Furaibo Japanese Restaurant
1741 W Redondo Beach Blvd
Gardena, CA 90247
(310) 329-9441
Cross Street: Western Avenue

Tu_triky wrote:yeah i think so...it's on redondo right? i was going to get all agro and drive to that one instead but i didn't want to drive to the south bay and then come back up to l.a. to chill afterwards.....

Furaibo Japanese Restaurant
1741 W Redondo Beach Blvd
Gardena, CA 90247
(310) 329-9441
Cross Street: Western Avenue

Yup, that's the one... Haven't been there in ages. :sweat:

I've always liked wings and thought they're the best part of the chicken and Furaibo's are one of the best... From what I remember.

bmwracer wrote:
Yup, that's the one... Haven't been there in ages. :sweat:

I've always liked wings and thought they're the best part of the chicken and Furaibo's are one of the best... From what I remember.

your memory serves you right....it's definitely the "best" dish there and i've been to other izakayas but Furaibo is master of the wings....hell they have over 70 locations throughout Japan and internationally...must be doing something right, right?

i could eat the wings all night long.. as long as there's some kirin ichiban to wash it down with... and the occasional trip outside for some appetite stimulant.

:hehe:

krim wrote:i could eat the wings all night long.. as long as there's some kirin ichiban to wash it down with... and the occasional trip outside for some appetite stimulant.

:hehe:

fo reals, huh? i know you could get them to go...if i ever went to group meet at someone's house or potluck or whatever....they'd be a great addition to any menu

THE POWER OF ONE....go ARMY.COM

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Tu_triky wrote:

fo reals, huh? i know you could get them to go...if i ever went to group meet at someone's house or potluck or whatever....they'd be a great addition to any menu

THE POWER OF ONE....go ARMY.COM

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nothing's better than fresh from the kitchen. :victory:

website is acting funky....

For those in Southern California...near Olympic on Sawtelle Blvd there is an actual, authentic Japanese ramen restaurant opening up this Friday on Nov, 18. It's called Chabuya - Tokyo Noodle Bar. It's actually a branch of a wildly successful Tokyo ramen restaurant of the same name which opened in Tokyo in '96. They had a pre-opening menu available today for lunch...for ramen lovers...this place is HIGHLY recommended.

I had a traditional Chashu Men with spicy scallions....it was was friekin' dee-lish...on par with the the best ramen I've ever had in Los Angeles.

I had chicken for lunch today. BBQ chicken. *yum yum*

Tu_triky wrote:For those in Southern California...near Olympic on Sawtelle Blvd there is an actual, authentic Japanese ramen restaurant opening up this Friday on Nov, 18. It's called Chabuya - Tokyo Noodle Bar. It's actually a branch of a wildly successful Tokyo ramen restaurant of the same name which opened in Tokyo in '96. They had a pre-opening menu available today for lunch...for ramen lovers...this place is HIGHLY recommended.

I had a traditional Chashu Men with spicy scallions....it was was friekin' dee-lish...on par with the the best ramen I've ever had in Los Angeles.

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Tu_triky wrote:For those in Southern California...near Olympic on Sawtelle Blvd there is an actual, authentic Japanese ramen restaurant opening up this Friday on Nov, 18. It's called Chabuya - Tokyo Noodle Bar. It's actually a branch of a wildly successful Tokyo ramen restaurant of the same name which opened in Tokyo in '96. They had a pre-opening menu available today for lunch...for ramen lovers...this place is HIGHLY recommended.

I had a traditional Chashu Men with spicy scallions....it was was friekin' dee-lish...on par with the the best ramen I've ever had in Los Angeles.

good to know, thanks.

had Honda-ya for dinner..
Salmon Teriyaki, Chicken with Ponzu sauce. :thumbsup:

I just had hor fun for lunch. It wasn't somewhat fantastic. The pieces of noodles stuck together and ended up like a clump of soft rock. They added too much flour in the gravy and I ended up eating more noodles as there were only a few small pieces of meat and veggies.

Sorry. I'm not a picky eater but I like to comment on food... :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:For those in Southern California...near Olympic on Sawtelle Blvd there is an actual, authentic Japanese ramen restaurant opening up this Friday on Nov, 18. It's called Chabuya - Tokyo Noodle Bar. It's actually a branch of a wildly successful Tokyo ramen restaurant of the same name which opened in Tokyo in '96. They had a pre-opening menu available today for lunch...for ramen lovers...this place is HIGHLY recommended.

I had a traditional Chashu Men with spicy scallions....it was was friekin' dee-lish...on par with the the best ramen I've ever had in Los Angeles.

That's right up my alley... should be there Sat for lunch then. :victory:

what's good food to have for healthy hair?
i'm rapidly losing mine and i'm worried. :hehe:
always thought seafood was good but i don't know. :headscratch:

Tu_triky wrote:For those in Southern California...near Olympic on Sawtelle Blvd there is an actual, authentic Japanese ramen restaurant opening up this Friday on Nov, 18. It's called Chabuya - Tokyo Noodle Bar. It's actually a branch of a wildly successful Tokyo ramen restaurant of the same name which opened in Tokyo in '96. They had a pre-opening menu available today for lunch...for ramen lovers...this place is HIGHLY recommended.

I had a traditional Chashu Men with spicy scallions....it was was friekin' dee-lish...on par with the the best ramen I've ever had in Los Angeles.

Sounds awesome, but alas it's not in NorCal. Denied....again. :( :mecry:

dochira wrote:
Sounds awesome, but alas it's not in NorCal. Denied....again. :( :mecry:

Time to move. :hehe:

kenjilina wrote:what's good food to have for healthy hair?
i'm rapidly losing mine and i'm worried. :hehe:
always thought seafood was good but i don't know. :headscratch:

raw eggs.