I think it's easier to maintain a routine diet when you live on your own. ...
Totally agree. I always end up gaining 5 pounds everytime I visit my parents. :sweat:
I never buy stuff like cookies and junk like that. I can't eat what I don't buy. The only thing I have at home is Cheerios, a tuna can, coffee and a few low calorie beer. :beaten:
tabana wrote:
Totally agree. I always end up gaining 5 pounds everytime I visit my parents. :sweat:
I never buy stuff like cookies and junk like that. I can't eat what I don't buy. The only thing I have at home is Cheerios, a tuna can, coffee and a few low calorie beer. :beaten:
Yea, see, unfortunately I live at home with food-inhalers. >>munches on her icecream sandwich<<
bmwracer wrote:Ahh, the kurobuta... Delish... :bonk:
Is any of the stuff outside of the ramen any good?
Do they have yakisoba? I love yakisoba... :inlove:
i always order the daikokuya ramen! yakisoba? that's a good question....but i don't recall if that's on the menu or not....
they have this other dish that they offer in the summer i think called hiyashi chuuka...it's a cold noodle dish that's supposed be refreshing and satsifying while allowing you to beat the heat because it's not a warm dish
hey anybody here know where i can but the original cup noodles? not the one that costco freaking sells by the bulk or the crappy ones they sell in the supermarkets.. i'm talking about the supersize shrimp flavor cup noodles.. i love asian instant noodles as their noodles don't get as soggy as their american counterparts...
speaking of yakisoba...i saw this short mini doc entitled next stop discovery where the travel host goes around various parts of tokyo and he found this place where they make fresh yakisoba noodles than fry them in one big noodle cake on the griddle on both sides...it looked awesome...i'll try to find it and post a short video clip of it.
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