Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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19 Nov 2004, 08:46 #1301
ahochaude wrote:

Why don't you go and compete? :)

I bet if you pretended it was Yukie, you'd eat a lot more than Kobayashi could. :P

:sweat: :sweat: :sweat:
19 Nov 2004, 12:06 #1302
niko2x wrote:maybe if you made one in the shape of the V. Mary, you can sell it on ebay as well. LOL!


I'm on it. :shit:
19 Nov 2004, 23:16 #1303
blender1184 wrote:I'm on it. :shit:

Don't hurt yourself. :hehe: :hehe:
20 Nov 2004, 01:20 #1304
Today my company is having a pre-thanksgiving potluck. They supply the Turkey, Gravy, Mashed Potatoes and the Employees bring soda, snacks, deserts, and salads. It's huge because there are about 400 people in my office.
20 Nov 2004, 06:28 #1305
Doramafan113 wrote:It's huge because there are about 400 people in my office.

Ho-leee.... :sweat:
20 Nov 2004, 07:52 #1306
egg foo young :bleh:
its still in my tummy from last night, i can feel it
:shakehead: it doesnt feel good at all. :shakehead:
20 Nov 2004, 16:46 #1307
Went to the Ragin' Cajun in Hermosa Beach with a couple of friends...

Had batter-fried fried alligator as an appetizer... :shocked:

The red beans and rice was very good, but the shrimp creole was only so-so (nice and spicy, but a little too tangy)...

And our waitress, Kristen, was absolutely awesome. :bonk: :bonk:
20 Nov 2004, 23:04 #1308
bmwracer wrote:Went to the Ragin' Cajun in Hermosa Beach with a couple of friends...

Had batter-fried fried alligator as an appetizer... :shocked:

The red beans and rice was very good, but the shrimp creole was only so-so (nice and spicy, but a little too tangy)...

And our waitress, Kristen, was absolutely awesome. :bonk: :bonk:

tangy??
like me??
your waitress was "awesome"??
HEY! i thought you said you grew up in the hood! :hehe:
21 Nov 2004, 00:43 · edited #1309
TANG wrote:tangy??
like me??

Uh....

Maybe the correct term was that the creole was too vinegary...


your waitress was "awesome"??

Yes she was. And still is... :bonk:


HEY! i thought you said you grew up in the hood! :hehe:

Yes I did. Central/South Central L.A.
21 Nov 2004, 02:14 #1310
bmwracer wrote:
Yes I did. Central/South Central L.A.

bmw be nice to tang! she loves you!
and i was joking bcs in south central ppl dont say awesome, :hehe:
im joking! :shakehead:
27 Nov 2004, 07:25 #1311
Bought this rather large bag of senbei from Costco (yes, Costco) and it's pretty damn good: among the various types, the pea-sized wasabi balls have got some pop to 'em... :sweat: :D :applaud:
7 Jan 2005, 08:13 #1312
This one is directed mainly at those from Japan or Hawaii. How is MOS burger? I've seen this place during my travels to Japan and Waikiki, but I don't know what to expect. Any opinions?
7 Jan 2005, 08:32 #1313
dochira wrote:This one is directed mainly at those from Japan or Hawaii. How is MOS burger? I've seen this place during my travels to Japan and Waikiki, but I don't know what to expect. Any opinions?


MOS Burger is awesome! My wife loves it too! It's quite expensive (in comparison to McDonald's and Jack In The Box).
7 Jan 2005, 08:55 #1314
ahochaude wrote:

MOS Burger is awesome! My wife loves it too! It's quite expensive (in comparison to McDonald's and Jack In The Box).


That's good to hear. Since it's right in Waikiki, I'll make sure to stop by the next time I go there.
7 Jan 2005, 08:59 #1315
It's different, than your normal fast food burgers. Can't explain, but I hope you like it! :)
7 Jan 2005, 09:02 #1316
If you're still at LV, I drop some by for ya! Make that wherever you are. :good:
7 Jan 2005, 10:53 #1317
TANG wrote:bmw be nice to tang! she loves you!
and i was joking bcs in south central ppl dont say awesome
hey i grew up in the hood too.. im just a few miles away from bmw :mrgreen: but i say awesome.. but just cuz we live in a 'hood' doesnt mean we talk ghetto, the neighborhood is just whatevers :beaten:

anyway i am craving for some buffalo wings at roscoe's now thats ghetto :hehe:
8 Jan 2005, 19:47 #1318
dochira wrote:This one is directed mainly at those from Japan or Hawaii. How is MOS burger? I've seen this place during my travels to Japan and Waikiki, but I don't know what to expect. Any opinions?

i also liked mos burgers when i tried it in japan. i haven't tried it here (cuz i pretty much stopped eating fast food), but as AC mentioned, it is a bit more expensive than other fast food places.

mos burger took over the burger king that used to be right across from the university (of hawaii), but it died quite quickly (as i predicted) cuz uh students aren't interested in a healthier, fresher burger for $5. they just want a whopper for $2 (like i used to get it).

(whataminit, does this belong in the 'you know you're old' thread???) :sweat:
8 Jan 2005, 20:26 #1319
dochira wrote:If you're still at LV, I drop some by for ya! Make that wherever you are. :good:

Cool! Sounds good! :D
11 Jan 2005, 02:50 #1320
ahochaude wrote:

MOS Burger is awesome! My wife loves it too! It's quite expensive (in comparison to McDonald's and Jack In The Box).


I have not been to any of the U.S. Moss Burges but I ate at them several times in Japan. They are pretty yummy.

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