Food, Food, and More Food Thread
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
General Discussion
Tu_triky wrote:I just found out that the Japanese BBQ place Gyu Kaku (at their Beverly Hills location) will actually be serving authentic Japanese wagyu (i.e. Kobe Beef) flown in from Japan today and tomorrow in celebration of Christmas.
Beverly Hills?
How appropriate.
If you have to ask the price, you can't afford it. :sweat:
Tu_triky wrote:Picked this up at Mitsuwa today....organic soba....from a well established Japanese company called Hakubaku that moved its manufacturing facilities to Australia to be close to the wheat fields I guess. They make soba, somen, ramen, and udon.
www.hakubaku.com
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This is dried backwheat noodle.
In Japan, we have the custom to eat it 31 Dec with friends or family for long friendship and health.
snowmackerel wrote:
This is dried backwheat noodle.
In Japan, we have the custom to eat it 31 Dec with friends or family for long friendship and health.
hai, wakarimasu. zaru soba wa dai suki.
bmwracer wrote:
Beverly Hills?
How appropriate.
If you have to ask the price, you can't afford it. :sweat:
i've eaten at that gyu kaku numerous times....the food generally isn't so expensive but yeah, dunno how much that "shimofuri" <"frost fall"...in reference to the intense marbling> cost.
for you, there's a gyu kaku close to home....near the torrance/lomita border....the food is delicious.
I've just come from eating my first bowl of ramen evah!!! I went wtih my bro, sis, and cousin. I had the pork cutlet ramen, and at most of my sis's chicken. :D
Ramen is goooooooooooood. :victory:
Ramen is goooooooooooood. :victory:
Congrats Wyn-chan! Ramen IS tasty :)
Anime Dad wrote:Congrats Wyn-chan! Ramen IS tasty :)
I thought so. :) I would have liked another bowl but we had a time constraint. :pout:
Wynter wrote:
I thought so. :) I would have liked another bowl but we had a time constraint. :pout:
Just made dinner: Pan-seared Chilean Sea Bass with Truffle butter and Fingerling potatoes tossed with Rosemary.
grub.
Tu_triky wrote:
Just made dinner: Pan-seared Chilean Sea Bass with Truffle butter and Fingerling potatoes tossed with Rosemary.
grub.
mmmmmmmm, sounds tasty.
Tu_triky wrote:
Just made dinner: Pan-seared Chilean Sea Bass with Truffle butter and Fingerling potatoes tossed with Rosemary.
grub.
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:drooling:
Wynter wrote:
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:drooling:
not my everyday dinner...but it was mighty tasty. chilean sea bass, even without seasoning, has such a buttery flavor...it's my favorite fish.
Had dinner with my aunt, uncle, and cousin... Couldn't convince them to check out Musha... Though my cousin loves risotto.
Maybe when she's back in town in the summer. :sweat:
Maybe when she's back in town in the summer. :sweat:
in Xmas dinner was great, i cook for my ma, and she love everything!! i was proud to see her proud of me!!
Wow, they're showing the USC players at Lawry's for the Beef Bowl... Luscious medium rare prime rib... :bow: :sweat: :victory:
Looks like 'SC out-consumed Michigan 636 pounds to 616.
Whoa.
Looks like 'SC out-consumed Michigan 636 pounds to 616.
Whoa.
bmwracer wrote:Wow, they're showing the USC players at Lawry's for the Beef Bowl... Luscious medium rare prime rib... :bow: :sweat: :victory:
Looks like 'SC out-consumed Michigan 636 pounds to 616.
Whoa.
sounds like fun......mmm...prime rib. yums.
Tu_triky wrote:sounds like fun......mmm...prime rib. yums.
It did look mighty good.
A friend of mine got a gift card from this restaurant, Sansui Tei ( http://www.sansuitei.com/ )... Wonder if it's any good. :)
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