I believe I ate some kinda Soba or so today for lunch.
On the menu it just said "cold noodle with Japanese dipping sauce"
It was pretty good. Something new. The Gyoza there was pretty good :mrgreen:
K.T.Tran wrote:I believe I ate some kinda Soba or so today for lunch.
On the menu it just said "cold noodle with Japanese dipping sauce"
It was pretty good. Something new. The Gyoza there was pretty good :mrgreen:
was the soba light brown in color? that's buckwheat soba..called zaru soba..which can be eaten hot or cold...if eaten cold it's served in a pile on a little bamboo mat alongside some "tsuyu" - the dipping sauce for the noodles and/or tempura (if your order it with the noodles)...exactly like in Wakamura's Soba shop in Attention Please :mrgreen:
Tu_triky wrote:it ain't dessert but if you like sushi you should try the "amaebi" in my sig file...
:bonk:
well, actually i like that "thing" we we're discussing. I don't really like desserts as in sweets. as far as amai-ebi goes, its hard to find it here in DC. I'm sure you remember how easy it is to get stuff like that in nihon right?
niko2x wrote:well, actually i like that "thing" we we're discussing. I don't really like desserts as in sweets. as far as amai-ebi goes, its hard to find it here in DC. I'm sure you remember how easy it is to get stuff like that in nihon right?
Tu_triky wrote:all this innuendo ...me confused. :P
but i gets ya point
ah, no worries. just my dumb a$$ TRYING to be funny. but i guess i should talk about food here, speaking of which i gotta make myself something to eat. the wife ain't here to cook for about a couple o' months. (gets back in 4th of july)
niko2x wrote:ah, no worries. just my dumb a$$ TRYING to be funny. but i guess i should talk about food here, speaking of which i gotta make myself something to eat. the wife ain't here to cook for about a couple o' months. (gets back in 4th of july)
have a good meal and dream of delicious okinawan food in the meantime.....