Food, Food, and More Food Thread

I had some waffles for dinner.

Big salad for dinner: lettuce, spinach, red onion, mushrooms, cucumber, tomato, walnuts, croutons, Russian dressing....

kitakaze wrote:I had some waffles for dinner.

sounds like something i would go for Breakfast....waffles :bonk:

kitakaze wrote:I had some waffles for dinner.

....no fried chicken to go with that?

Tu_triky wrote:....no fried chicken to go with that?

I don't think they do that up north... ;)

Is there a Roscoe's in Norcal? :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
I don't think they do that up north... ;)

Is there a Roscoe's in Norcal? :headscratch:

you are quite correct..i don't think so.....in california it's only down here in l.a. and i think in certain parts of the midwest/south.

roscoe's...a fried heart attack....i eat that several months ago and i seriously felt like i was comatose before we even paid the check.

if you dont feel your heart being stabbed with cholesterol, then you aren't eating real Roscoe's. :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:roscoe's...a fried heart attack....i eat that several months ago and i seriously felt like i was comatose before we even paid the check.

Maybe they should give out angioplasty discount coupons with each meal... ;)

bmwracer wrote:
Maybe they should give out angioplasty discount coupons with each meal... ;)

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

LOL. fug it...they could have a clown with helium tanks and a bunch of balloons administer the procedure right in the pariking lot.

Tu_triky wrote:they could have a clown with helium tanks and a bunch of balloons administer the procedure right in the pariking lot.

:lol:

I think it would worry people to see their doctor with a big red nose and bright red hair. :hehe:

krim wrote:if you dont feel your heart being stabbed with cholesterol, then you aren't eating real Roscoe's. :victory:

yeah cholesterol and saturated fats swirling it's way through the old vessels with the speed of a rusted ball of grease going thru 100 year old copper pipes...


but it's tastes dayem GOOD!

speaking of chicken now...i've always wanted to try this other chicken joint it's called Honey's Kettle...has anyone in l.a. ever tried it? i've read a couple of rave reviews about this place already. i don't eat fried chicken all that much but it sounds worthy of a visit.



they have two stated locations on their website.

http://www.honeyskettle.com/

Ever since the incident, i make it a rule not to linger in Compton.

krim wrote:Ever since the incident, i make it a rule not to linger in Compton.

don't know if i wanna know the facts...but culver city is also a location and if you work on the west side that ain't that far from you......

bmwracer wrote:
:lol:

I think it would worry people to see their doctor with a big red nose and bright red hair. :hehe:

true but in many cases it would actually reflect the credentials of some of the physicians one encounters in life.

or he can look like pierrot bolneze...as you lovingly referred to and correctly, too, as the motley fool. might inspire slightly more confidence.

i may check that one out if im nearby...

the compton thing.. well, simply put, i got shot at back in the day... rite of passage ya know.

krim wrote:i may check that one out if im nearby...

the compton thing.. well, simply put, i got shot at back in the day... rite of passage ya know.

that's funny....happen to me in norwalk.....welcome!

Speaking of Culver City and vicinity, any of you guys been to Mago's or Marina Mago (before they closed it :puppydog: )?

Sure do miss those teriyaki char siu burritos. :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:Speaking of Culver City and vicinity, any of you guys been to Mago's or Marina Mago (before they closed it :puppydog: )?

Sure do miss those teriyaki char siu burritos. :puppydog:

wow, that sounds great...actually i've never heard of it....except i think you once mentioned it on this board a loooooooong time ago....it was shortly after i got on board.

Tu_triky wrote:wow, that sounds great...actually i've never heard of it....except i think you once mentioned it on this board a loooooooong time ago....it was shortly after i got on board.

Yeah, I did, but I wasn't sure if you noobs caught that post or not.

The place was located on near Centinela and Culver if I recall... They had the fast food section with the burritos and teri burgers and another part of the restaurant which was purely traditional Japanese: sukiyaki with the raw egg, wonderful yakisoba, et al...

Ahh, memories.

BTW, I think the original Mago's sign is on display in the Japanese American museum in Little Tokyo.... :thumbsup:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, I did, but I wasn't sure if you noobs caught that post or not.

lol.....despite the inebriation, sire....the memory functions quite well.

The place was located on near Centinela and Culver if I recall... They had the fast food section with the burritos and teri burgers and another part of the restaurant which was purely traditional Japanese: sukiyaki with the raw egg, wonderful yakisoba, et al...

sounds like a rare find to have such traditional fare along with that fusionesque type fast food. hard to find a place that has sukiyaki and yakisoba that's good.

Ahh, memories.

BTW, I think the original Mago's sign is on display in the Japanese American museum in Little Tokyo.... :thumbsup:

haven't been there in years...or any musuem in los angeles for that matter....last one was the "new" getty.