Food, Food, and More Food Thread

tabana wrote:
Only 42.6g of fat. :hehe: I think it's still less than a wooper. It looks better too. :)

I've deciphered a few ingredients: (not 100% sure)

ketchup,
ƒIƒjƒIƒ“ƒX'ƒCƒX onion ounce
ƒgƒ}ƒg tomato
ƒŒƒ^ƒX letuce
ƒ}ƒˆƒl[ƒY mayonnaise

Don't know the rest, but it looks like there's some bacon and an egg.

that sounds like a lot of grams of fat.....
yeah, still less than a whopper... :bonk:

Tu_triky wrote:there's one in gardena on redondo beach blvd..

Redondo Beach Blvd. and Western Ave.... In the Tozai Plaza.

It's down the street a couple of miles from the Mitsuwa/Asahiya... :thumbsup:

tabana wrote:I was going to post this in the I'm going to Japan thread, but I'm sick of being of topic all the time. :mrgreen:

The talk about Mos Burger.
Found their menu. http://www.mos.co.jp/menu


They have burgers made with rice instead of bread.
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Tokomi Judan for 1000Yen. It comes with a body bag and a 50% off coupon for a new jaw. :hehe:
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The natsumi burger (no bread)
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And you have the mos chicken. Looks scary.
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... and some foccacia (this one is the bbq)
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Now I'm hungry. :puppydog:

Mos Burger is the shiznit! They closed the one in Waikiki around 4 months ago.... :mecry:
I can't wait to eat there in Feb. :metaldevil:

wow, didn't know they had one in Oahu, i must've missed it while vacationing there last year.
I hope to try MOS burger maybe next time in Japan... :hehe:

qilver wrote:wow, didn't know they had one in Oahu, i must've missed it while vacationing there last year.
I hope to try MOS burger maybe next time in Japan... :hehe:

It was near the Louis Vuitton store on Kalakaua Avenue. I think I showed Dochira where the restaurant was after we finished at the bar...
Good stuff man! But I have to admit that they do it better in Japan.

ahochaude wrote:
It was near the Louis Vuitton store on Kalakaua Avenue. I think I showed Dochira where the restaurant was after we finished at the bar...
Good stuff man! But I have to admit that they do it better in Japan.

dang...i was right near that place, i went with my mom to the LV store for a short while, and i was practically there.... :doh:
oh well...actually walked pass one in Roppongi.....but opt to go to Yoshinoya instead.....but i don't regret it that much, since It was a great meal too...but next time, hopefully some MOS burger... :bonk:

Japan baby! Don't think you can get that stuff anymore in Hawaii. (the next best place :P ) haha!
I know when I was a kid, they had one Makai Marketplace. But they closed down shortly. I don't think they last very long here. Too much McDonald's and stuff. And McD's don't even taste as good...
But you know what they say about real estate? "location, location, location". That was Ray Kroc's ultimate motive when he started McDonald's, or so I read....

ahochaude wrote:Japan baby! Don't think you can get that stuff anymore in Hawaii. (the next best place :P ) haha!
I know when I was a kid, they had one Makai Marketplace. But they closed down shortly. I don't think they last very long here. Too much McDonald's and stuff. And McD's don't even taste as good...
But you know what they say about real estate? "location, location, location". That was Ray Kroc's ultimate motive when he started McDonald's, or so I read....

i actually had some McD's in Akihabara during my last trip...the teriyaki burger wasn't bad, and the service, is the best, regardless where you go in Japan....unlike here in america..... :bonk:

qilver wrote:

i actually had some McD's in Akihabara during my last trip...the teriyaki burger wasn't bad, and the service, is the best, regardless where you go in Japan....unlike here in america..... :bonk:

No doubt. The service is great however, the burgers are smaller than micromachines!

i havent been to japan before :shakehead: , and i hope to make a visit to there one day :woot: , but i do eat japanese food in my country

Hope you can get there one day! -It's great! :D

Bluefin tuna fetches Y9.75 mil at auction


Thursday, December 29, 2005 at 07:11 EST
TOKYO; A bluefin tuna fetched the second highest price ever paid at 9.75 million yen at Tokyo's Tsukiji wholesale market on Wednesday as bidding grew intense on greater demand ahead of the year-end and New Year holidays, market officials said.

The 325-kilogram bluefin tuna was caught in the Tsugaru Strait between Aomori and Hokkaido prefectures and shipped from Aomori's Oma Port. (Kyodo News)


At today's exchange rate that's 82,571.20 USD

dang, making me hungry... :puppydog:

krim wrote:dang, making me hungry... :puppydog:

at that weight..that's a lot of fatty tuna....o-toro..yums...

dont forget the baked head. ;D

mmm.. cheek meat... :drooling:

Tu_triky wrote:Bluefin tuna fetches Y9.75 mil at auction


Thursday, December 29, 2005 at 07:11 EST
TOKYO; A bluefin tuna fetched the second highest price ever paid at 9.75 million yen at Tokyo's Tsukiji wholesale market on Wednesday as bidding grew intense on greater demand ahead of the year-end and New Year holidays, market officials said.

The 325-kilogram bluefin tuna was caught in the Tsugaru Strait between Aomori and Hokkaido prefectures and shipped from Aomori's Oma Port. (Kyodo News)


At today's exchange rate that's 82,571.20 USD

Erm.. that is insane. Too insane. Too much money. But I would love to have a bit of it.

krim wrote:dont forget the baked head. ;D

mmm.. cheek meat... :drooling:

very tasty...dayem i haven't had bluefin sashimi in a looong time...very expensive....at R23 near Little Tokyo...they charge market rate so the price is never printed...hella expensive.

Bluepanda wrote:

Erm.. that is insane. Too insane. Too much money. But I would love to have a bit of it.

invite a hundred of your closest friends and have a bluefin fiesta...

good idea...japanese kid's drink fashioned to look like beer....get 'em started while their young....get the ol' liver in shape for a lifetime of drunken fun....it takes time to keep the alcoholic tradition alive. BANZAI!


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Tu_triky wrote:good idea...japanese kid's drink fashioned to look like beer....get 'em started while their young....get the ol' liver in shape for a lifetime of drunken fun....it takes time to keep the alcoholic tradition alive. BANZAI!


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banzai!!! :drink: :drooling: :nut: