the secret is to also combat some ears of corn. :hehe:
Food, Food, and More Food Thread
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
General Discussion
Raining JHan wrote:
Hm! that is huge bummer! but hey there is nothing wrong with chinese food either? :hehe:
i love chinese food and what i had in london was fab. i just miss eating japanese and i was gutted i missed out all because i didn't walk round the corner. :puppydog:
kenjilina wrote:
i love chinese food and what i had in london was fab. i just miss eating japanese and i was gutted i missed out all because i didn't walk round the corner. :puppydog:
yeah i agree with u i like Japanese food more than my own kind of food chinese, someitmes i do not have a choice though lol :rofl:
dieing for some Pho and Bun Bo Hue right now :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry:
Definately the two best noodle soup to eat when its cold/raining :mrgreen:
Definately the two best noodle soup to eat when its cold/raining :mrgreen:
Tu_triky wrote:
No you are supposed to pick up the dish of the food item you want to eat...at the end of the meal based on the color and number of plates they can add up your bill.
you have much to learn grasshoppa...
Ohhhhhhhh that makes perfect sense! And so convienient. >>uber impressed<<
Wynter wrote:
Ohhhhhhhh that makes perfect sense! And so convienient. >>uber impressed<<
kaitensushi resturants tend to be much cheaper than traditional sushi restaurants...so if you find a good one...there are thousands in a place like tokyo...you can eat delicious sushi for very little money...most kaitenzushi restaurants tend to focus on a core offering of certain types of sushi rather than having everything under the sun.
Tu_triky wrote:
kaitensushi resturants tend to be much cheaper than traditional sushi restaurants...so if you find a good one...there are thousands in a place like tokyo...you can eat delicious sushi for very little money...most kaitenzushi restaurants tend to focus on a core offering of certain types of sushi rather than having everything under the sun.
What does "kaitensushi" actually mean? Is it just a type of sushi, or does it refer to a style or something?
Wynter wrote:
What does "kaitensushi" actually mean? Is it just a type of sushi, or does it refer to a style or something?
kaitenzushi literally means "rotating sushi" in reference to the conveyor belt that the plates of food revolve on.
I think you'll find that kaiten refers to the track the sushi plates run on. That's what i've heard anyhow.
*edit* Tu-san beat me to it :P
*edit* Tu-san beat me to it :P
Anime Dad wrote:I think you'll find that kaiten refers to the track the sushi plates run on. That's what i've heard anyhow.
*edit* Tu-san beat me to it :P
once i was listening to a song by japanese hiphop artist m-flo and one of the lyrics in the song which was in English was "i get around like sushi on a kaiten." i cracked up for a while on that one.
Tu_triky wrote:
once i was listening to a song by japanese hiphop artist m-flo and one of the lyrics in the song which was in English was "i get around like sushi on a kaiten." i cracked up for a while on that one.
LMAO! Get around slowly :P
Anime Dad wrote:
LMAO! Get around slowly :P
yeah i laughed a hearty laugh when i heard that...it was a witty lyric that was unexpected more than anything...which i guess made it that much funnier.
Tu_triky wrote:
kaitenzushi literally means "rotating sushi" in reference to the conveyor belt that the plates of food revolve on.
Ah okies. >>enlightened<<
Got this hankering for Mabo Tofu after watching Kuitan. :sweat: :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:Got this hankering for Mabo Tofu after watching Kuitan. :sweat: :sweat:
i got this urge to drink beer after i saw this bum around the corner.
pickd up 2 packs of Boddy's, and 2 Sapporo reserves on sale.
krim wrote:and 2 Sapporo reserves on sale.
ah yes, that imported Canadian beer....the N. American version of Yebisu :beaten:
oops, thought this was the drink thread. :banghead:
*bans self* :beatyou:
*bans self* :beatyou:
:rofl: :rofl:
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