Tu_triky wrote:
160 yen for toro is pretty cheap tho! :)
Yes it is. I'll remember the Marunouchi line the next time I'm there. Add that to the 90 yen place, and I'll be the largest thermometer in NorCal. Forget the Mojave one.
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
Tu_triky wrote:
160 yen for toro is pretty cheap tho! :)
dochira wrote:
Yes it is. I'll remember the Marunouchi line the next time I'm there. Add that to the 90 yen place, and I'll be the largest thermometer in NorCal. Forget the Mojave one.
Tu_triky wrote:
yeah that 70 YEN goes far in japan, it might buy me a ball of lint.
qilver wrote:
that much? :bonk:
littlemissfab wrote:
but that's the most decent thing i could probably get in a 160 yen shop.. i'd rather go to a ramen place boo..
Tu_triky wrote:
well when i tried to buy some i only had a 50 YEN piece and the guy laughed at me and said "baka ja nai no".....
Tu_triky wrote:well when i tried to buy some i only had a 50 YEN piece and the guy laughed at me and said "baka ja nai no".....
tabana wrote:
Maybe he only serves otoro sushi. At least you're lucky to have been called a baka by a local. :D
krim wrote:you wait til monday or tuesday... :grumble:
Tu_triky wrote:
huh? explain please *_*
krim wrote:
you'll see.. then you'll be sorry you made me hungry an hour before lunch. :wave:
krim wrote::hehe:
well, sunday is when ill be braising the meat, and when my sis comes over with the kids for dinner, so there might not be anything left for me to bring to lunch monday. :sweat:
we'll see who has meat on sale.
Tu_triky wrote:... the guy said he's had the shop open for over 20 years...so i'd like to think it couldn't be that bad...com'on it is japan, not america.
tabana wrote:
Here, cheap sushi equals dead jellyfish washed up on the shore. :puppydog:
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