Food, Food, and More Food Thread

that doesn't explain Wynter's headache. :hehe:

krim wrote:that doesn't explain Wynter's headache. :hehe:

lol....good point :nut:

krim wrote:that doesn't explain Wynter's headache. :hehe:

Or maybe it does.

Aren't you camping in Canada? :beaten:

:rofl:

A high possibility. Those krimson waves always happen when you're on vacation. :hehe: :beaten:


Looks like I can forget the cookies. They only had meiji chocolate; the rest was pocky and Korean snacks/candies. :puppydog: Oh well... better that than changing the six pack for a keg. :beaten:

krim wrote:that doesn't explain Wynter's headache. :hehe:

LOL You'd be surprised.

bmwracer wrote:
Or maybe it does.

Aren't you camping in Canada? :beaten:

That explains the illegal bonfire outside my window.

Wynter wrote:

LOL You'd be surprised.

I did suggest a pillow in front of the headboard, but i digress.

Hungry..

krim wrote:


I did suggest a pillow in front of the headboard, but i digress.

lol.

Hungry..

no more pix....but wait those induce hunger, not satisfy it...

Dang, been thinkin' about the amaebi since I saw that pic... :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:Dang, been thinkin' about the amaebi since I saw that pic... :bonk:

the swan song of sweet shrimp seduction is calling...

Tu_triky wrote:the swan song of sweet shrimp seduction is calling...

Loud and clear. :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:
Loud and clear. :bonk:

I love the crunch when you bite into that fried amaebi.....yums...

ode to the shrimp, for all you ever lovin' gimps... :beaten:

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Tu_triky wrote:I love the crunch when you bite into that fried amaebi.....yums...

And the tang of the fresh squeezed lemon over it... :bonk: :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:
And the tang of the fresh squeezed lemon over it... :bonk: :bonk:

you hit the nail on the (shrimp) head! that's the piece de resistance, as they say...because the acid from the lemon cuts through the oil from the fry. :nut:

that's when you take a bite and you say, "kore ga umai desu...sugoku!...shiawase"

Tu_triky wrote:because the acid from the lemon cuts through the oil from the fry. :nut:

Yes, the perfect accompaniment :thumbsup:

bmwracer wrote:
Yes, the perfect accompaniment :thumbsup:

Serious, dude. You got me all thinking and salivating about similar dishes....in terms of the contrast between the fat and the acid in the dish...

...dishes that come to mind that exemplify that juxtaposition include the ever delicious tempura softshell crab served with ponzu and the grilled hamachi no kama (yellowtail collar) also served with lemon & ponzu....

if I lived in Japan I'd probably run to the closest izakaya :)

Tu_triky wrote:Serious, dude. You got me all thinking and salivating about similar dishes....in terms of the contrast between the fat and the acid in the dish...

...dishes that come to mind that exemplify that juxtaposition include the ever delicious tempura softshell crab served with ponzu and the grilled hamachi no kama (yellowtail collar) also served with lemon & ponzu....

if I lived in Japan I'd probably run to the closest izakaya :)

I could: Musha is practically in my backyard. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
I could: Musha is practically in my backyard. :beaten:

Amen to that :) Last time I went there was back in May...I hung with my friend who I treated for her b-day...hadn't see her in months.

I've meaning to ask you...I know both Krim & I have raved about this joint...have you gone to eat Shinsengumi Yakitori in Gardena on Western? I think this is one of maybe two or three restaurants that truly reminds me of being in Japan. The food is excellent and the enthusiasm from the cooks and the staff are very reminscent of a Japanese yakitori-ya.

Shinsengumi Yakitori is truly delicious.

Tu_triky wrote:

Amen to that :) Last time I went there was back in May...I hung with my friend who I treated for her b-day...hadn't see her in months.

I've meaning to ask you...I know both Krim & I have raved about this joint...have you gone to eat Shinsengumi Yakitori in Gardena on Western? I think this is one of maybe two or three restaurants that truly reminds me of being in Japan. The food is excellent and the enthusiasm from the cooks and the staff are very reminscent of a Japanese yakitori-ya.

Shinsengumi Yakitori is truly delicious.

Haven't tried it yet... Soon, I hope.

bmwracer wrote:
Haven't tried it yet... Soon, I hope.

Cool. I think you'll like it :) The yakitori is simply fantastic. Juicy & succulent. :dancing:

I'll never forget a long time ago I went there for lunch one time...and at the table next to mine sat this Caucasian women who was was visibly excited about eating there...she had a SLR camera and was taking pictures of her lunch set and she exclaimed to the wait staff how she lived in S.F. and used to live in the South Bay stating that when she lived in L.A. she used to eat at Shinsengumi 3 times a week! In fact she had just flown in from S.F. and she went straight to Shinsengumi.