Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Geezer wrote:Have you seen what those people call bacon?

Can't say that I have... Pretty bad?

Dude, it's lumpy.

pcmodem wrote:Heya Geez', what's the deal? Not into Asian food?

Speaking of which: Geez, Udon is in the mail. :)

That's the way I like my foreign food. On Disc. Thank you!

bmwracer wrote:
Makes people wonder how you got into J-Dramas... :headscratch:

Simple. You don't have to eat a drama. :P

Wynter wrote:Simple. You don't have to eat a drama. :P

Yeah, but there are dramas that you can't stomach, ne? :P :P :P

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, but there are dramas that you can't stomach, ne? :P :P :P

SOS comes to mind... :bleh:

dochira wrote:I prefer the Japanese burger chain, Mos Burger, when I'm in Japan. I do get the Japan-market McDonalds products though, like the san-kaku (triangular) melon pie.

wew... a melon pie? never heard of that but i'm drooling right now... :drooling: sounds delicious

dochira wrote:I prefer the Japanese burger chain, Mos Burger, when I'm in Japan. I do get the Japan-market McDonalds products though, like the san-kaku (triangular) melon pie.

i ate at McDonalds in Japan, Akihabara...i had the teriyaki burger, it was good.
never tried the san-kaku melon pie..and i haven't heard of it before.

Mos Burger, passed by it a few times, but never tried it yet, maybe next visit.

Mom made aloo kofta... :drooling:

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Three straight days of Japanese food for dinner... :victory:

Today's a salad day for sure. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:Mom made aloo kofta... :drooling:

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Mmmmm... looks tasty!

I love the ebi tempura ramen at Teriyaki Boy. I had it for lunch 3 days in a row a month ago. Slurp, yummy.

Here's an e-mail I got from Day-Lee Pride regarding their gyoza:

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I received your E-mail concerning our Day-Lee Pride Gyoza. Thank you so much for your patronage.

For the past few months, we have been refurbishing and re-tooling our
production facility. That's why we have not been able to supply Mitsuwa
with gyoza for a while.

We are now up and running again, and our Day-Lee Pride gyoza should return to your local Mitsuwa within the next couple of weeks.

Thanks for patience and support.

Jason Uno
Day-Lee Foods, Inc.
National Sales Division
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Nice, but no coupons? :puppydog:

dochira wrote:I prefer the Japanese burger chain, Mos Burger, when I'm in Japan. I do get the Japan-market McDonalds products though, like the san-kaku (triangular) melon pie.

Mos looks good and kind of weird too. They even have a burger with lettuce instead of bread. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:Three straight days of Japanese food for dinner... :victory:

Today's a salad day for sure. :sweat:

Count me in. I eat alone, so everything I cook last me for a few meals. I've been eating curry for the past 2 days and should be able to finish my leftovers by Thursday. Vermont curry should make smaller packages. Bye bye diet. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Here's an e-mail I got from Day-Lee Pride regarding their gyoza:

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I received your E-mail concerning our Day-Lee Pride Gyoza. Thank you so much for your patronage.

For the past few months, we have been refurbishing and re-tooling our
production facility. That's why we have not been able to supply Mitsuwa
with gyoza for a while.

We are now up and running again, and our Day-Lee Pride gyoza should return to your local Mitsuwa within the next couple of weeks.

Thanks for patience and support.

Jason Uno
Day-Lee Foods, Inc.
National Sales Division
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I think that means they're emptying out the rat traps.

Anime Dad wrote:


Mmmmm... looks tasty!

It really is. :drooling: The broth is the best!

krim wrote:

I think that means they're emptying out the rat traps.

Yum. Rat flavored gyoza.

i think they're just labeled as "Meat Gyoza" :sweat:

tabana wrote:Yum. Rat flavored gyoza.

Like everything else, it probably tastes like chicken.

Except for chicken itself.