If you take over the business, I'm sure they'll tell you the secrets. :fingerscrossed:
Got my brother and like 12 other cousins to compete with for da business....truthfully i dun wanna inherit it, too much work and will b too much fighting with each other, one of da reason why dis family of mine is kinda messed up, every1 fight with each other 2 claim power over dis family business :shakehead:
Jus remembered dis Vietnamese Restuarant kinda close to Eastridge Mall, its called Minh Restuarant. The service is better during the afternoon den it is during dinner time. Kinda of expensive, but for some of da meals, its worth it. One of da chef speical called "Com Steak" its just white rice with a new york steak with it and cost about $10, we can all due dat at home, so dun order it guys, if u go there.
The address is 2060 Tully Road SJ, CA 95122
Business hrs Sun-Thurs 10AM-9Pm and Fri-Sat 10am-10PM
bmwracer wrote:Yow, this is like a running commercial for your relatives restaurants, neh?? :beaten: :hehe:
LOL, it didn't start out dat way, but in da end it did...all i wanted 2 know was if there was a place dat sold better eggrolls, but seems like my family restuarant will get a lil more business :hehe: :victory:
Oh and btw Minh's isn't a restuarant run by my family, jus a viet place i thought was good and mayb u guys might wanna try it out :hehe:
2day went 2 my godmom's restuarant wit two friends. One ate till she was full, da other ate till she couldn't move :hehe: The food was awesum :say_yes:
This is probably my last recommendation for a while. Its Thai food, so if u Thai food lovers feel like it, its located on 3116 Alum Rock Ave. SJ, CA, 95127. Called Thai WHite ROck Cafe. Looks nice on da inside. Its a small restuarant. My Godmom recommened me to tell my friends to go during lunch instead of during dinner on da weekends.
well, Westminister has a ton of great vietnamese food places. Some here in OC, but out in LA i am not sure since i live in OC. There are good Japanese Ramen/Restarant places in Costa Mesa. Probably some more in Torrance/Gardena area since there is a big Japanese community there.
Ate a hot dog (Polish) and drank a 32 oz. diet Coke from Sam's Club: total charge, $1.50 (that's right, a buck fifty). Being able to finally do so (this particular Sam's Club location opened up only in October) in an area where a plate lunch can run $5-$10? Priceless.
And, it tasted good (w/onions and mustard and ketchup; for some reason, if you want sauerkraut, you must needs ask the attendant/cashier).
Now, I don't usually dine on such fare . . . not being high-nosed about it, either, it's just that I usually DON'T eat lunch -- no time. Still, I was hungry this time around and with all the great holiday food I inhaled over the last three weeks or so, hot dog and soda seemed to be the right thing to do.
If it's still fresh in ya'll's minds, would any of ya'll like to inform the board of ya'll's FOOD(S) THAT YOU
DINED ON DURING
THE HOLIDAYS???
During da holidays.....i remember durin christmas there was mashed potatoes and Ham...salad, potato salad....corns....and sum garlic bread.
At my gramps place we had more of an asian touch. THere was sum crab soup, like those type of soup they have at dim sum places, goi ga (chicken salad wit a viet touch...think i spelled it right) and noodles with lobster meat to go with it. :woot:
I don't what's worse, places that accept only cash or those that require a minimum amount before you can use a card. I usually have to hunt for cash in all my pockets. :sweat: I thought that forcing a minimum wasn't allowed. :headscratch:
dochira wrote:I don't what's worse, places that accept only cash or those that require a minimum amount before you can use a card. I usually have to hunt for cash in all my pockets. :sweat: I thought that forcing a minimum wasn't allowed. :headscratch:
If you're at a sushi bar, it won't take much to pass the credit card minimum... :)
At the sushi/teriyaki place I go to all the time, they let me slide on the minimum, 'cause I'm a regular... :D
I'll go slow with informing some of the delicious-nesses during my Christmas - New Year's break.
I was accorded some baluga caviar during the holidays. Hoooo, yes. I ate 'em w/Ritz crackers and sour cream on top . . . still, though, the buggah went down smooth (I've had other caviars before, but, this one was nice. Now, I'm spoiled).
Caviar, I suppose, is one of those "acquired taste" foods. But, when I first tried it way back when, I was hooked. Probably helped that, as an island boy, I had -- like many other Hawai'i-ites -- been exposed to much sushi and fish dishes, broiled, raw, fried, grilled, et al.
The Man wrote:Caviar, I suppose, is one of those "acquired taste" foods. But, when I first tried it way back when, I was hooked. Probably helped that, as an island boy, I had -- like many other Hawai'i-ites -- been exposed to much sushi and fish dishes, broiled, raw, fried, grilled, et al.
Damn yummy. :dancing:
no kidding about acquired taste. caviar, just like ikura (orange salmon roe) are the same to me. Edible but just OK on the taste.
The Man: hey, i didn't know they have buck-fitty dogs at sam's club now. how do they compare to costco's? so far, costco is one of the best deals. and you don't eat lunch??@! what?! i don't eat any breakfast, but i'd probably faint if i didn't eat a plate lunch or something.
niko2x: is caviar really like ikura? i've tasted ikura at the sushi shops, and it's decent. but don't think i've ever tried caviar.
jholic wrote:The Man: hey, i didn't know they have buck-fitty dogs at sam's club now. how do they compare to costco's? so far, costco is one of the best deals. and you don't eat lunch??@! what?! i don't eat any breakfast, but i'd probably faint if i didn't eat a plate lunch or something.
Ah. We're epicurean opposites of sorts, I suppose, when it comes to daylight meals -- I'm very pro-breakfast person. I eat before I leave the house. Here's what the morning sounds like 'fore I leave for the workage:
And I eat so dang much breakfast because I know I will have no time for lunch.
'Cept for the other day.
I've never tried the Costco hotdogs. I can, however, say that the Sam's Club Polish hot dog I had was quite substantial. And that's $1.50 WITH a 32 oz. drink. What. A. Bargain.
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