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Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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17 Oct 2006, 07:40 #11101
They are luckier than me. I found a list with 100 local Japanese restaurants. 98% sushi. :pout:


Found one with soba and udon, but they also serve Kobe beef for only 30$. =T
17 Oct 2006, 07:40 #11102
Tu_triky wrote:

the kushikatsu...i had it when i went to japan i friekin' loved it! at this restuarant called kushinobu


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Gosh... :drooling: Is there anything they DON'T fry? :hehe:
17 Oct 2006, 07:45 #11103
Wynter wrote:

Gosh... :drooling: Is there anything they DON'T fry? :hehe:


i'm sure there is... their frying cuisine is well thought out.....it's not just frying anything and everything.
17 Oct 2006, 08:25 #11104
I don't know what kind of meal he was cooking, but I bet this guy only eats cup ramen and konbini onigiri. :hehe:

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17 Oct 2006, 08:27 #11105
tabana wrote:I don't know what kind of meal he was cooking, but I bet this guy only eats cup ramen and konbini onigiri. :hehe:

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dayem! somewhat flammable i see!
17 Oct 2006, 08:42 #11106
Tu_triky wrote:

i'm sure there is... their frying cuisine is well thought out.....it's not just frying anything and everything.


I was joking. :nut:

Frying food seems to be big in most of Asia, and if not big, than important. It's rare to see something in South Asian cuisine that's fried, but I guess that's because most are vegetarian. The stuff that IS fried is fabulous. >>puckers<<
17 Oct 2006, 09:43 #11108
Tu_triky wrote:

Kraft Dinner...hehe..good point, man...but that's the beauty of Japan...even those "cheap" foods like ramen...which might very well be considered a snack food, for all intents and purposes, can be crafted with amazing care and quality. you can find ramen that is so delicious that it boggles the brain because it's sooo tasty YET inexpensive.

did you ever see the NEXT STOP DISCOVERY mini-documentaries posted on d-addicts....the unbelievable foods they showcase make one cry in astonishment, in that many of these restaurants serve amazing food at, most of the time, incredibly reasonable prices despite the amazing quality.

seriously...us fools in N. America eat crap compared to Japan.


yeah...some of the food here....can't believe we eat some of it....

but in japan, i do remember those vending machines where you pick the meal you want, and get a ticket, and pay for it....and instantly you get your food, and also saw some ramen vending machines, that dispensed instant ramen too... :bonk:
17 Oct 2006, 10:47 #11109
Tu_triky wrote:


i fry to die....


I think my eyes just passed out.
17 Oct 2006, 10:53 #11110
Wynter wrote:

I think my eyes just passed out.



totally...with all those cholestrol inducing pix....hahahah...but seriously, those food pix look nice.
17 Oct 2006, 12:17 #11111
Yummy! again......
17 Oct 2006, 14:34 #11112
Tu_triky wrote:

uh huh....most japanese foods that you see on such skewers are either grilled or sometimes fried.....the fried stuff is called "kushikatsu" or "kushiage"...the grilled stuff is called "yakimono"



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_cuisine
http://japanesefood.about.com/od/pork/a/aboutkushiage.htm


good to know thanks. :applaud:
17 Oct 2006, 14:35 #11113
Tu_triky wrote:still would love to try the gyoza stuffed chicken wing :shamefulcry:

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ok....extreme closeUP....and a great pix, thanks for making us suffer and crave good Japanese food even MORE...lol :applaud: :hehe:
17 Oct 2006, 21:08 · edited #11114
what i ate for dinner last night...

half a steamed crab, crab guts porridge w/ shredded nori. :mrgreen: :hehe:
17 Oct 2006, 22:18 #11115
krim wrote:what i ate for dinner last night...

half a steamed creab, crab guts porridge w/ shredded nori. :mrgreen: :hehe:

Dotch has really got you hooked on crab (creab?) guts... :)
17 Oct 2006, 22:22 #11116
creab guts daisuki! :rofl: :rofl:

it was a full crab, pops can't eat alot of crab, and mom just had her upper gi endoscopy, so she couldn't eat alot either.. so it was all dumped on my plate.
17 Oct 2006, 22:26 #11117
krim wrote:.. so it was all dumped on my plate.

Serendipity. :victory:
17 Oct 2006, 22:29 #11118
:say_yes:

exactly... wasn't bad though... i kind of like the crab heart... it's like eating roe.
17 Oct 2006, 22:35 #11119
krim wrote:i kind of like the crab heart... it's like eating roe.

I'll take your word on it. :sweat:
17 Oct 2006, 22:46 #11120
im sure last nights meal was a cholesterol bomb... at least a weeks worth crammed into one meal. :hehe: :beaten: :beaten:

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