Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Wynter wrote:

This is sorta the case with me. Lots of grand Thai restaurants scattered about. We also have a huge Chinese population in Toronto (hence Chinatown), but limited Japanese stuff.

Lucky I love Thai food too :)

The nearest "city" to me is Wollongong, which while having a large ethnic population, doesn't have a huge Asian population. And those are mainly Vietnamese and Chinese. The Thai restaurants i've been to appear to be run, at least, by Thai people.
Sydney would no doubt be better, but it's about 1 1/2 hours' drive to the centre where all the dining is.

nekOzuki21 wrote:this is my first visit in these thread.. :mrgreen:
here in our country,there are many japanese restaurants,tokyo tokyo,teriyaki boy,sakura,just to name a few.i love the red iced tea in tokyo tokyo and the unlimited rice.. :thumbsup:

Are those chain restaurants?

Tu_triky wrote:

do you have MOS burger in the Phillipines?

what's MOS burger?

Anime Dad wrote:


Are those chain restaurants?

yes.those are chain restaurants.there's also many other asian restaurants here...

/me is very sad. No real asian chain restaurants near me - except Noodle Box, which I haven't tried yet.

Anime Dad wrote:/me is very sad. No real asian chain restaurants near me - except Noodle Box, which I haven't tried yet.

why that surprises me....i figured there was more of an asian presence there....but i guess like you said it depends where you live.....not that i know much about australian geography....except for the major cities.

Wynter wrote:a large pinapple milkshake.

Oh, that's really Asian. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:

why that's surprise me....i figured there was more of any asian presence there....but i guess like you said it depends where you live.....not that i know much about australian geography....except for the major cities.

Oh, I forgot about Koon Hong. They sell generic "Chinese" food by the plateful in shopping centre food courts, but it's not something I would go out of my way to eat.

Anime Dad wrote:

Oh, I forgot about Koon Hong. They sell generic "Chinese" food by the plateful in shopping centre food courts, but it's not something I would go out of my way to eat.

haha...i know how you feel.

nekOzuki21 wrote:this is my first visit in these thread.. :mrgreen:
here in our country,there are many japanese restaurants,tokyo tokyo,teriyaki boy,sakura,just to name a few.i love the red iced tea in tokyo tokyo and the unlimited rice.. :thumbsup:

I don't think the unlimited rice makes the restaurant Japanese. ;) :hehe:

nekOzuki21 wrote:
what's MOS burger?

http://www.mos.co.jp/index.html
http://www.mos.co.jp/english/
http://www.flakmag.com/misc/mos.html

i guess you guys don't have it....

Hmmm. Looks better than a McCrap burger.

Anime Dad wrote:Hmmm. Looks better than a McCrap burger.

McCrap......haha. McCrap with cheese please.

They had that movie Supersize Me on TV last night. Enough to put you off McCrap for good :bleh:

Anime Dad wrote:They had that movie Supersize Me on TV last night. Enough to put you off McCrap for good :bleh:

what's wrong with trans fats and salted grease.

Tu_triky wrote:what's wrong with trans fats and salted grease.

I sure do miss French fries. :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:
I sure do miss French fries. :puppydog:

you could always do the oven baked ones.....i know it's not quite as good but hey it's not bad...or as bad for you.

They're not "fries" any more then :(

Fries are good though - unfortunately.

Anime Dad wrote:They're not "fries" any more then :(

then just go to Koon Hong then :P

wet fries from the Hat = :drooling: :bow:

transfat, grease, salt be damned. :woot:

Tu_triky wrote:

but i'm sure those few chinese-owned japanese restaurants are real authentic.

They really are. I'll take some pics next time I head over to downtown.