Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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4 Dec 2005, 23:58 #5581
What food do you get on the campus??

On our colleges you can get hamburgers sometimes. :dancing:
5 Dec 2005, 10:41 #5583
Tu_triky wrote:[image]


omg. ramen. :love_eyes: I WANTTTTTTTTTT :puppydog:
5 Dec 2005, 10:43 #5584
actually speaking of ramen.. i have a faveeee ramen place here :inlove:

but its too far to go to normally.. :puppydog:

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bestttttttt beef noodle soup ever.. even tho the name is SPICY beef noodle soup... not spicy at all.. :grumble: but thats ok... still soo good.. must be laced with MSG tho.
5 Dec 2005, 11:04 #5585
sawadasmile wrote:actually speaking of ramen.. i have a faveeee ramen place here :inlove:

but its too far to go to normally.. :puppydog:

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bestttttttt beef noodle soup ever.. even tho the name is SPICY beef noodle soup... not spicy at all.. :grumble: but thats ok... still soo good.. must be laced with MSG tho.



MSG PCP LSD...any ol' three letter acronym will do.
5 Dec 2005, 11:25 #5586
sawadasmile wrote:actually speaking of ramen.. i have a faveeee ramen place here :inlove:

but its too far to go to normally.. :puppydog:

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bestttttttt beef noodle soup ever.. even tho the name is SPICY beef noodle soup... not spicy at all.. :grumble: but thats ok... still soo good.. must be laced with MSG tho.


some good stuff, loaded with the SODIUM, probably a daily intake in one serving....going to need a gallon of water to dilute that stuff... :hehe:
6 Dec 2005, 03:49 #5587
Tried to kill the flu virus with Nongshim's Shin Ramyun :ill:

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So hot and spicy. :hot: more
6 Dec 2005, 04:00 #5588
i LOVE those, i have 3 boxes at home.
6 Dec 2005, 04:15 #5589
krim wrote:i LOVE those, i have 3 boxes at home.


quite the fan aren't you...actually very tasty...nice spicy kick, too. :boot:
6 Dec 2005, 04:17 #5590
Tu_triky wrote:

quite the fan aren't you...actually very tasty...nice spicy kick, too. :boot:


it was on sale $7.99 for the case!

and i add some miso to the water, makes it even more gooder! :hehe:
6 Dec 2005, 04:20 #5591
krim wrote:

it was on sale $7.99 for the case!

and i add some miso to the water, makes it even more gooder! :hehe:


wow, that's one salty treat :sweat: yeah but i bet as they might say in japan...it's GOO GOO.


"more gooder" :hehe:
6 Dec 2005, 04:21 #5592
Tu_triky wrote:

wow, that's one salty treat :sweat: yeah but i bet as they might say in japan...it's GOO GOO.


"more gooder" :hehe:


AHA... but what does salty food make you wanna do?

Drink beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrruuuuuuuuu! :nut:
6 Dec 2005, 04:26 · edited #5593
krim wrote:

AHA... but what does salty food make you wanna do?

Drink beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrruuuuuuuuu! :nut:



those two vices go hand in hand....guess that's why beer is a great complement to ramen.

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6 Dec 2005, 04:49 #5594
Tu_triky wrote:


those two vices go hand in hand....guess that's why beer is a great complement to ramen.

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make it......ASAHI TIMES.......
nice nice, some good japanese food and some beer to wash it down. always room for some more beer from the vending machines. :thumbsup:
6 Dec 2005, 04:50 #5595
qilver wrote:

make it......ASAHI TIMES.......
nice nice, some good japanese food and some beer to wash it down. always room for some more beer from the vending machines. :thumbsup:


haha...Suntory time...becomes Asahi TIMES...lol.
6 Dec 2005, 04:53 #5596
Tu_triky wrote:

haha...Suntory time...becomes Asahi TIMES...lol.


yeah, you got it, unless you want to go out Faster...i mean out cold, from the SUNTORY....LOL :bonk:
6 Dec 2005, 04:58 #5597
qilver wrote:

yeah, you got it, unless you want to go out Faster...i mean out cold, from the SUNTORY....LOL :bonk:


i can drink a lot...but whiskey is an a$$kicker....i have to admit as cheesy as it is...that i REALLY enjoyed drinking at the New York Bar at the Park Hyatt when I stayed there (that's the bar that Bill Murray's character met Scarlett Johanssen in Lost in Translation). It's absolutely gorgeous there with live music at night...all glass walls on the 47th floor in the middle of Shinjuku looking down at all of Tokyo, lit up.

as somebody once mentioned..."it's MORE NEW YORK than NEW YORK!"
6 Dec 2005, 05:03 #5598
Tu_triky wrote:

i can drink a lot...but whiskey is an a$$kicker....i have to admit as cheesy as it is...that i REALLY enjoyed drinking at the New York Bar at the Park Hyatt when I stayed there (that's the bar that Bill Murray's character met Scarlett Johanssen in Lost in Translation). It's absolutely gorgeous there with live music at night...all glass walls on the 47th floor in the middle of Shinjuku looking down at all of Tokyo, lit up.

as somebody once mentioned..."it's MORE NEW YORK than NEW YORK!"


yeah, i don't remember the piano being there, they probably had it just for the movie....but it was very nice up there, the view and everything.
6 Dec 2005, 05:08 #5599
qilver wrote:

yeah, i don't remember the piano being there, they probably had it just for the movie....but it was very nice up there, the view and everything.


i stand corrected it's actually on the 52nd Fl. there actually IS a piano there...here's a picture and a small review of the bar.


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On the 52nd floor of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, 235m up in the air, sip a cognac or glass of California wine up here and youfll feel like James Bond at large in Japan. Rated by Wallpaper* magazine as one of the best roof-top bars in the world, itfs done up in dark wood, with ebony chairs, walnut floors and floor-to-ceiling-windows offering a view of Koshu-Kaido, Takashimaya Times Square, and Shinjuku Gyoen below. On clear days you can see Mount Fujiyama and as night falls the neon lights up Shinjuku like something out of Bladerunner. Food includes New York-style grilled sirloin and mash or wild mushroom, truffle brie and thyme pizza, while murals of Radio City Music Hall and the Rainbow Room will make Manhattan-ites feel at home. And the cocktails are great: New York Bar offers Burbon and whiskey, classic and original cocktails, and the largest selection of American wines in Japan.[ The barmen are ready to serve almost any drink; if they don't know the recipe for your favourite, they will mix it according to your directions. They have more than 40 liqueurs, 15 cognacs and a huge variety of whiskies, gins, rums and tequilas from which you may choose. Glad you could make it Mr Bondc.



edit: they also chip their ice for the drinks from a block of PURE CLEAR ice instead of dinky ice cubes...so you have one nice chunk of pure clear ice that keeps your drink cold....the ice actually takes longer to melt in that fashion.
6 Dec 2005, 05:41 #5600
Tu_triky wrote:

i stand corrected it's actually on the 52nd Fl. there actually IS a piano there...here's a picture and a small review of the bar.


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On the 52nd floor of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, 235m up in the air, sip a cognac or glass of California wine up here and youfll feel like James Bond at large in Japan. Rated by Wallpaper* magazine as one of the best roof-top bars in the world, itfs done up in dark wood, with ebony chairs, walnut floors and floor-to-ceiling-windows offering a view of Koshu-Kaido, Takashimaya Times Square, and Shinjuku Gyoen below. On clear days you can see Mount Fujiyama and as night falls the neon lights up Shinjuku like something out of Bladerunner. Food includes New York-style grilled sirloin and mash or wild mushroom, truffle brie and thyme pizza, while murals of Radio City Music Hall and the Rainbow Room will make Manhattan-ites feel at home. And the cocktails are great: New York Bar offers Burbon and whiskey, classic and original cocktails, and the largest selection of American wines in Japan.[ The barmen are ready to serve almost any drink; if they don't know the recipe for your favourite, they will mix it according to your directions. They have more than 40 liqueurs, 15 cognacs and a huge variety of whiskies, gins, rums and tequilas from which you may choose. Glad you could make it Mr Bondc.



edit: they also chip their ice for the drinks from a block of PURE CLEAR ice instead of dinky ice cubes...so you have one nice chunk of pure clear ice that keeps your drink cold....the ice actually takes longer to melt in that fashion.


dang dude, me and my friend were wondering why it look smaller we thought they just had it in for the movie, :doh: :doh:
nice pix. i wonder other tourists miss out on it, not knowing what floor the piano bar section is, cause we were on the 41st or was it the 47th floor cause they had some bar there too. :bonk:

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