Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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18 Nov 2006, 07:18 #11881
ganmo wrote:Loco Moco...I haven't had that in ages...!


haven't had it in years myself...but yeah it's very deelish



And...UNAGI!!! Daisuki!!! :woot:


everybody loves the slippery eel...kabayaki...umai ze!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



tu_triky wrote:very succulent and moist....not chewy, and rubbery like octopus, tripe, or kyoko fukada's legs....


:rofl: :rofl:


daikon ashi amari suki da yo.
18 Nov 2006, 07:21 #11882
Tu_triky wrote:dolphin meat is metallic to eat. i loves me some mercury....


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Despite dangerous levels of contamination, dolphin meat is still being sold in Japan to an unsuspecting public. In November 2004, the Elsa Nature Conservancy (http://enjoy.pial.jp/~animals/elsa/) acquired a sample of bottlenose dolphin meat from the drive fishery in Futo. The meat samples were tested by the Health Sciences University of Hokkaido, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Test results found that the meat contained dangerously elevated levels of mercury, 48 times higher than current maximum levels set by Japan's Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry


That's the most unappetizing I have evah seen. :bleh: Thanks for the info! I was a bit shocked that dolphin was being sold mah self.
18 Nov 2006, 07:26 #11883
Wynter wrote:

That's the most unappetizing I have evah seen. :bleh: Thanks for the info! I was a bit shocked that dolphin was being sold mah self.



dolphin dish is a death wish.


stick to the loco moco

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18 Nov 2006, 07:50 #11884
Random question: Does alot of japanese food contain large amounts of sodium and/or sugars? If so I'd die there in like less than a day... :ashamed:
18 Nov 2006, 07:54 #11885
TandemPonyRide wrote:Random question: Does alot of japanese food contain large amounts of sodium and/or sugars? If so I'd die there in like less than a day... :ashamed:


not necessarily....but i've found many packaged japanese foods at the local japanese grocery store contain lots of MSG
18 Nov 2006, 10:41 #11886
I'm not sure that I would fancy eating something that is more intelligent then the U.S. president.


Wait, that's just about everything. Not such a good idea.


Nice new avatar Ganmo chan ;)
22 Nov 2006, 07:45 #11887
Tu_triky wrote:somebody needs to call up Quality Control

Yeah. It wasn't so good after all. One piece tasted funky. Not so sure if it was questionable freshness or jellyfish sushi, but it felt slimy too.

I'm not feeling so good. I hope it's only psychological... :bleh:
22 Nov 2006, 07:49 #11888
tabana wrote:
Yeah. It wasn't so good after all. One piece tasted funky. Not so sure if it was questionable freshness or jellyfish sushi, but it felt slimy too.

I'm not feeling so good. I hope it's only psychological... :bleh:


oh i see...hope it's nothing too serious....yeah getting a sushi bentou can be more of a risky proposition than going to a restaurant....truthfully i haven't had sushi in AGES.....all this talk of sushi is stirring the appetite. :sweat:
22 Nov 2006, 08:00 #11890
Oishii.
Tu_triky wrote:

oh i see...hope it's nothing too serious....yeah getting a sushi bentou can be more of a risky proposition than going to a restaurant....truthfully i haven't had sushi in AGES.....all this talk of sushi is stirring the appetite. :sweat:

:hehe:

I try to eat some no more than once a week. They use to make all their bentou around 4:30 or 5pm, but it's the first time I've eaten crap. I'm not going there anymore. For some reason, the sushi in all the places with women only staff, is always better. :confused: And they're not cheap on the toro.

It was cold and didn't want to walk for 10 minutes to get my fix. :banghead:
22 Nov 2006, 08:07 #11891
tabana wrote:Oishii.

:hehe:

I try to eat some no more than once a week. They use to make all their bentou around 4:30 or 5pm, but it's the first time I've eaten crap. I'm not going there anymore. For some reason, the sushi in all the places with women only staff, is always better. :confused: And they're not cheap on the toro.


even in this polluted world we live in...i think eating it once or twice a week is fine....you'll get the overwhelming benefits of fish consumption
(i.e. Omega 3 Fatty Acids) without overdoing it on the heavy metal action
Research recently revealed that fish consumption cuts the risk of colon cancer in men.



It was cold and didn't want to walk for 10 minutes to get my fix. :banghead:


yeah i haven't lived in a really cold weather climate in 6 years....i remember having to really think about getting certain things if it entailed braving the weather on foot.
22 Nov 2006, 08:21 #11892
Tu_triky wrote:in the spirt of sushi...some old pictures...here ya go wynter...

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:bow: :muack:

I think I'll have sushi tomorrow!
22 Nov 2006, 08:25 #11893
Wynter wrote:

:bow: :muack:

I think I'll have sushi tomorrow!


that particular picture albacore tuna with slivered raw onions

have fun
22 Nov 2006, 08:31 #11894
Here's my share

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+ at Tokyo Disneyland today.

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‚R‚U‚V‰~

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Kind of reminds me of my last trip in Florida. Too much ice in drinks and junk food. :hehe:
22 Nov 2006, 08:41 #11895
tabana wrote:Here's my share

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massive slabs o' fish. :beaten:
22 Nov 2006, 08:45 #11896
:hehe: Never seen something this big. Must be a bad chef.


More junk food. :mrgreen:

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gyoza :drooling:
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22 Nov 2006, 08:57 #11897
tabana wrote::hehe: Never seen something this big. Must be a bad chef.


More junk food. :mrgreen:

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Smap Musubi dayem those are big portions tho! we can get it at the local japanese grocery store...it's really popular in Hawaii


gyoza :drooling:
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Gyoza RULES.
22 Nov 2006, 09:05 #11898
tabana wrote:[image]


:drooling:

@Toshi-kun: hence my preference for that pic. I LUFF onions.
22 Nov 2006, 09:09 #11899
Wynter wrote:

:drooling:

@Toshi-kun: hence my preference for that pic. I LUFF onions.


yeah onions (usually green onions) and sashimi go well together.
22 Nov 2006, 09:16 #11900
Tu_triky wrote:

Smap Musubi dayem those are big portions tho! we can get it at the local japanese grocery store...it's really popular in Hawaii

Interesting. I didn't know you could buy this stuff.

Apparently bought in a Japanese Costco.
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