Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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20 Jan 2006, 09:52 #6401
K.T.Tran wrote:

Looks yummy.

Itadakimasu :hehe:


yeah it was pretty tasty...not too much of any one thing but a lot of small really ornately presented dishes....fresh, good food...

you know by now who the japanese obsess over good food.... :mrgreen:
20 Jan 2006, 09:56 #6402
Tu_triky wrote:

yeah it was pretty tasty...not too much of any one thing but a lot of small really ornately presented dishes....fresh, good food...

you know by now who the japanese obsess over good food.... :mrgreen:


nice :mrgreen:

hahahaha yup yup......and this one guy in my japanese class last quarter said Japanese people don't know how to cook right, thats why they have cuisine such as Sushi :sweat:

He not really into Japanese cuisine :crazy:
20 Jan 2006, 09:59 #6403
K.T.Tran wrote:

nice :mrgreen:

hahahaha yup yup......and this one guy in my japanese class last quarter said Japanese people don't know how to cook right, thats why they have cuisine such as Sushi :sweat:

He not really into Japanese cuisine :crazy:


crazy is right...that's is a very misinformed, ignorant statement..if he ever went to japan & experienced the splendid food, not just stuff that is very expensive mind you, even traditional foods like tonkatsu, tempura, yakitori, noodles, and the like (to cite a few examples)...he would realize the slop we eat here

it probably takes more skill just to cut the raw fish into sushi than it does to make an 8 course meal of cooked food...
20 Jan 2006, 10:00 #6404
hmm i would have to say sushi is my favourite =) and miso soup!
20 Jan 2006, 10:01 #6405
Tu_triky wrote:better than taco bell

a large beer and some gyoza & aspara bacon
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this was my first meal in the land of the rising son...at least part of it...hehe... :beaten:
20 Jan 2006, 10:02 #6406
Tu_triky wrote:

crazy is right...that's is a very misinformed, ignorant statement..if he ever went to japan & experienced the splendid food, not just stuff that is very expensive mind you, even traditional foods like tonkatsu, tempura, yakitori, noodles, and the like (to cite a few examples)...he would realize the slop we eat here

it probably takes more skill just to cut the raw fish into sushi than it does to make an 8 course meal of cooked food...


Interesting thing is......he did go to Japan once :nut:
still don't understand how he can say that. Seems he favors Korean food more from all the times I've talked to him :sweat:
20 Jan 2006, 10:08 #6407
K.T.Tran wrote:

Interesting thing is......he did go to Japan once :nut:
still don't understand how he can say that. Seems he favors Korean food more from all the times I've talked to him :sweat:


korean food is really good but to say that the japanese don't know who to cook so they eat raw food like sushi is just ridiculous....

where you gonna find a place that would obsess about creating the best tonkastu by cutting 25 layers of pork and stacking them before frying them to golden goodness

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or a cuisine that delicately glazed the finest pork with honey on a bed of fresh veggies

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i always torture msyelf with food pix :P
20 Jan 2006, 12:28 #6408
Tu_triky wrote:or a cuisine that delicately glazed the finest pork with honey on a bed of fresh veggies

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Another cruel reminder of what's available at Yuzu. :sweat: :puppydog:
20 Jan 2006, 12:29 #6409
bmwracer wrote:
Another cruel reminder of what's available at Yuzu. :sweat: :puppydog:


yes, cruel for the uninitiated, like moi :shamefulcry:
20 Jan 2006, 12:33 #6410
Tu_triky wrote:yes, cruel for the uninitiated, like moi :shamefulcry:

Make that two.


Hmm, maybe I can convince my brother and sister-in-law to go there one of these weekends... As long as they don't forget me. :puppydog:
20 Jan 2006, 12:36 #6411
bmwracer wrote:
Make that two.


Hmm, maybe I can convince my brother and sister-in-law to go there one of these weekends... As long as they don't forget me. :puppydog:


haha...


at least you have various types of gohan to keep you entertained until that lofty day arrives...
21 Jan 2006, 05:09 #6412
if anyone's looking for a propane portable grill...

Weber Go Anywhere for $44.99

is a pretty good deal on a good grill... we cooked over 9 lbs of kaibi with 3/4ths of a small tank.
21 Jan 2006, 14:33 #6413
had dinner at japanese restarant Miyake in SJ, with my parents...up here in nor cal visiting. :bonk:
21 Jan 2006, 15:08 #6414
krim wrote:if anyone's looking for a propane portable grill...

Weber Go Anywhere for $44.99

is a pretty good deal on a good grill... we cooked over 9 lbs of kaibi with 3/4ths of a small tank.



9lbs of kalbi? tha f*ck...who are you feeding....t-rex? did you make some bronto burgers too? *^*

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21 Jan 2006, 15:12 #6415
Tu_triky wrote:


9lbs of kalbi? tha f*ck...who are you feeding....t-rex? did you make some bronto burgers too? *^*

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9 pounds wouldn't be enough for T-rex :bonk:
21 Jan 2006, 23:32 #6416
qilver wrote:

9 pounds wouldn't be enough for T-rex :bonk:


krim's dog? why? how much does the boy eat? :beaten:
22 Jan 2006, 02:14 #6417
:bleh:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. :bleh:

http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32

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Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries. :bleh: :bleh:
22 Jan 2006, 02:58 #6418
tabana wrote::bleh:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. :bleh:

http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32

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Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries. :bleh: :bleh:

Yeowch.

Too much information is sometimes a bad thing.


Today's feeling like a sushi day. :thumbsup:
22 Jan 2006, 03:07 #6419
tabana wrote::bleh:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. :bleh:

http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32

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Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries. :bleh: :bleh:


too much fat and sodium...almost a daily intake with just that one burger/sandwich. :bleh:
22 Jan 2006, 04:47 #6420
tabana wrote::bleh:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. :bleh:

http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32

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Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries. :bleh: :bleh:


hahaha...nuts...right now since i'm really watching what i eat as of late....that burger alone is about half of the calories i consume in one whole day!

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