Food, Food, and More Food Thread

kenjilina wrote:i miss oyakodonburi. :puppydog:
i'll have loads in tokyo next year! :woot:

not sure if i had that in Japan, oyakodonburi looks good.
cool, you going to japan eh? how long is your trip? :bonk:

I shouldn't have check this page. I saw the yummy 25 Delicious Layers of pure bliss again. :drooling:

I just wanted to share a little something I found by accident. http://www.bento.com/
It has restaurant and bar listings, receipes, pictures of food markets, guides to regional Kansai dishes and general history. It looks nice. :)

tabana wrote:I shouldn't have check this page. I saw the yummy 25 Delicious Layers of pure bliss again. :drooling:

I just wanted to share a little something I found by accident. http://www.bento.com/
It has restaurant and bar listings, receipes, pictures of food markets, guides to regional Kansai dishes and general history. It looks nice. :)

good site...been there before actually :)

Time for a sushi fix.

Anyone else interested?

bmwracer wrote:Time for a sushi fix.

Anyone else interested?

Sure, if I leave right now, I could be there by evening time. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:Time for a sushi fix.

Anyone else interested?

what kind of sushi? i like the rolls you find at mitsuwa - Torrance.

from Mitsuwa mkt, got some soba noodles to go in a bento box. Some japanese crackers/cookies, soda lemon drink(the one that claims 77 lemons of Vitamin C) :hehe:

qilver wrote:from Mitsuwa mkt, got some soba noodles to go in a bento box. Some japanese crackers/cookies, soda lemon drink(the one that claims 77 lemons of Vitamin C) :hehe:

77 lemons your ass would prolly start frieking out with vitamin c toxicity.....

japanese ad slogans are so weird...

like the japanese kewpie mayo...on the bottle it says "for ages 0-100"

Tu_triky wrote:


77 lemons your ass would prolly start frieking out with vitamin c toxicity.....

japanese ad slogans are so weird...

like the japanese kewpie mayo...on the bottle it says "for ages 0-100"

yeah, i thought that sounded bogus....too funny. :rofl:

qilver wrote:what kind of sushi? i like the rolls you find at mitsuwa - Torrance.

Anything and everything.

The spicy tuna and hamachi were particularly good today.

Spicy tuna is ALWAYS great! :D

ahochaude wrote:Spicy tuna is ALWAYS great! :D

Yup.

And my sushi chef is quite generous with the Sriracha hot sauce... I can still taste it... :beaten:

qilver wrote:

not sure if i had that in Japan, oyakodonburi looks good.
cool, you going to japan eh? how long is your trip? :bonk:

going for a week in may with five other friends. there's a little restaurant in osaka called kanda and they do the best oyako donburi! as we say in england 'it's the dog's bollocks'! :thumbsup:

I am STARVING, but everything closes way too early.

EDIT: I totally forgot about IN-N-OUT. I'm out of here!

ahochaude wrote:Spicy tuna is ALWAYS great! :D

Daaaamn straight!

had some soba noodles that i bought from Mitsuwa mkt yesterday....
:thumbsup:

kenjilina wrote:... as we say in england 'it's the dog's bollocks'! :thumbsup:

dog's bollocks... never heard that one before. :)

tabana wrote:
dog's bollocks... never heard that one before. :)

me neither... :bonk:

Filipino NOBUTA power...well, it's buta power at least.

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why must you post that before lunch... :beatyou:


:hehe:

krim wrote:why must you post that before lunch... :beatyou:


:hehe:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: somewhere right now, son, that is lunch! :nut:


edit: there's some guy off camera that's taking a running start with some steel toes on to boot the head off into a soccer net.