Food, Food, and More Food Thread

ahochaude wrote:had okonomiyaki with eri last night.
wonder what i'm gonna eat tonight. and with whom. :beaten:

You're as popular with the ladies as Yamada Takayuki. :naughty: :bow:

Found nice pictures. It's a small place in Tottori prefecture (Chuugoku area), wherever that is.

Okashi... :drooling:

Sample:
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Homepage: http://www11.ocn.ne.jp/~tubakiya/index.html
Food section: http://www11.ocn.ne.jp/~tubakiya/page007.html

matsuzaka beef grilled for yakiniku

ain't no shoe sole tender beef here...

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Tu_triky wrote:matsuzaka beef grilled for yakiniku

ain't no shoe sole tender beef here...

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no, of course not, its clearly deadbeef :bonk:

Shindou wrote:

no, of course not, its clearly deadbeef :bonk:

i'm a deadbeef dad.

qilver wrote:
lol, atleast we have IN-N-OUT burger..but no kobe beef burgers here.. :hehe:

They do have Kobe beef burgers at this Fuddruckers in Emeryville. I was $9 for the burger. After eating it, I have to say, I liked it, but grinding the meat affects it.

dochira wrote:
They do have Kobe beef burgers at this Fuddruckers in Emeryville. I was $9 for the burger. After eating it, I have to say, I liked it, but grinding the meat affects it.

think they have a fuddruckers in Fremont too, eh? never been there, think it was in central fremont...
kobe burger for 9 bucks eh....lol :bonk:

qilver wrote:
think they have a fuddruckers in Fremont too, eh? never been there, think it was in central fremont...

There's one in Union City.

dochira wrote:
There's one in Union City.

is that the one you went to? do they have one in Vallejo in your area?

eating Pocky, on sale at Mitsuwa Mkt 0.99$ chocolate :say_yes:

qilver wrote:
is that the one you went to? do they have one in Vallejo in your area?

Nope, the Union City one doesn't have the Kobe beef burger, only Emeryville (near the Bay Bridge). I don't know if there's one in Vallejo.

The art of turning healthy sushi into junk food. :shakehead: :hehe:

I got it there: sushi-competition.com


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tabana wrote:The art of turning healthy sushi into junk food. :shakehead: :hehe:

I got it there: sushi-competition.com


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is that bacon?!? LOL...fuggin' nuts, man.

It looks like it. :hehe:

The next logical step would be to add beef and deep fry it. :sweat: :crazy2:

this is what i had for lunch today:

Negimeshi/Shio ramen combo with a marinated tamago @ Santouka Ramen.


dayem tasty!!! 'nuff said. :mrgreen:



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tabana wrote:It looks like it. :hehe:

The next logical step would be to add beef and deep fry it. :sweat: :crazy2:

you understand the madness quite well, i see. :hehe:

There must be a few Japanese sushi chefs going nuts over this. They don't even allow women to be chef, something about heat... :headscratch: I don't think they'd like bacon. :sweat:

I'll try to come out with my own western style sushi. Rice with chocolate and nuts and another one with, rice, french fries, cheese and gravy. :beaten: :bonk:

tabana wrote:There must be a few Japanese sushi chefs going nuts over this. They don't even allow women to be chef, something about heat... :headscratch: I don't think they'd like bacon. :sweat:

I'll try to come out with my own western style sushi. Rice with chocolate and nuts and another one with, rice, french fries, cheese and gravy. :beaten: :bonk:

i can see it now...maguro putine a la tabana....mecha mecha oishii yo. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:this is what i had for lunch today:

Negimeshi/Shio ramen combo with a marinated tamago @ Santouka Ramen.


dayem tasty!!! 'nuff said. :mrgreen:



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btw, this ramen shop, with locations in Costa Mesa and Torrance, is actually a chain of famous ramen shops with locations throughout Japan, originating from Hokkaido....the land of legendary ramen.

Looks tasty. :drooling:

I have yet to try ramen in a restaurant. Found nothing besides rice noodles. :pout:

Tu_triky wrote:i can see it now...maguro putine a la tabana....mecha mecha oishii yo. :beaten:

I'll send you some. :hehe: :bonk:

tabana wrote:Looks tasty. :drooling:

it really was...i was impressed. i've never had shio ramen before...i've had shoyu ramen and tonkotsu ramen but it was a bit different...a little lighter in terms of the broth but just as fulfilling. the char siu pork inside bamboo sprouts, etc were good too!

I have yet to try ramen in a restaurant. Found nothing besides rice noodles. :pout

really? com'on tabana...i know u're busy but one day you'll have to go to that japanese ramen chain shop, Ajisen, in Toronto...their chasumen looks dayem good too :mrgreen:

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