Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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5 Aug 2007, 10:20 #13883
Dang... right before lunch, too :drooling: my ham and cheese sandwich doesn't look so good now..
5 Aug 2007, 12:43 #13884
My brother's b-day's coming up... Trying to lure him over to Shinsensumi... :sweat:
5 Aug 2007, 12:56 #13885
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dayem they all look so good :drooling: :jumpie: is it me or does all japanese food look delicious... :love_eyes: :drink:
5 Aug 2007, 13:02 #13886
4red wrote: is it me or does all japanese food look delicious... :love_eyes: :drink:

It not only looks delicious, but it is delicious. :victory:
5 Aug 2007, 13:36 #13887
bmwracer wrote:
It not only looks delicious, but it is delicious. :victory:



i'm with you on that!!! :woot: :dancing: and the best part is its all healthy :mrgreen:
5 Aug 2007, 14:19 #13888
4red wrote: and the best part is its all healthy :mrgreen:

That might be stretching it: some of those things are fried in oil and/or wrapped with bacon... :sweat:
5 Aug 2007, 15:04 #13889
I've had ramen with butter in it before :thumbsup:, but a whole stick of butter would seem to be overdoing it a bit.... :google:
5 Aug 2007, 15:19 #13890
bmwracer wrote:
That might be stretching it: some of those things are fried in oil and/or wrapped with bacon... :sweat:



i know i guess i'm trying to promote japanese food too much.. :victory: :beaten: :rofl:
6 Aug 2007, 00:40 #13891
bmwracer wrote:My brother's b-day's coming up... Trying to lure him over to Shinsensumi... :sweat:


not sure if Tu saw the ad or not, it was in Sushi Today, monthy newspaper, they had an advertisment on Shinsemgumi, think later this month on the yakatori one, 8/26, all day thing going to be super packed with people that day. gosh all this food talk..gotta have some food soon.

they opened up a Super Udon in the marukai food court in OC, i wonder how long that one will last, and also a Beard Papa cream puff pastry place in there too. I saw three different establishments in the past year there.
6 Aug 2007, 01:21 #13892
qilver wrote:not sure if Tu saw the ad or not, it was in Sushi Today, monthy newspaper, they had an advertisment on Shinsemgumi, think later this month on the yakatori one, 8/26, all day thing going to be super packed with people that day. gosh all this food talk..gotta have some food soon.

He posted the event on the previous page. :)
6 Aug 2007, 06:37 #13893
bmwracer wrote:
He posted the event on the previous page. :)


ah....cool, missed it, since i am not on the forum as much.

maybe we should head to that event in a few weeks...i am up for it.
6 Aug 2007, 06:41 #13894
bmwracer wrote:My brother's b-day's coming up... Trying to lure him over to Shinsensumi... :sweat:



I went with my friends there last night....it was their first time eating at Shinsengumi...they loved it! More happy customers....also had a couple of drinks with the chef....they actually drink with the customers if you offer them a drink...they are such cool cats... :say_cool:
6 Aug 2007, 10:35 #13895
I FINALLY visted the new Japanese Sushi restaurant by my house on Saturday. I'll post a list of items I ended up trying out tomorrow. :thumbsup: It's way past my bedtime. :pout:
7 Aug 2007, 01:04 #13896
Alrighty, so I tried the following things at the restaurant on Friday:

Miso Soup - LOVED IT
Eel in a hand roll - LOVED IT
Sushi: Salmon, red snapper - LOVED IT
Beef Teriyaki - LOVED IT
Chicken Teriyaki - LOVED IT
Bulgogi - It was ALRIGHT
Chicken and Veg Don - YUM
Shrimp Tempura - LOVED IT
Crab Meat Tempura - It was ALRIGHT
Gyoza - LOVED IT
Fried Tofu - LOVED IT
Chicken Fried Udon - LOVED IT
Beef Fried Udon - LOVED IT
Banana Tempura - LOVED IT

There were a lot of dishes that we ordered, but these were the ones I managed to taste before blowing up. :mrgreen: All-in-all, a really good experience. I managed to eat eel! :woot:
7 Aug 2007, 01:06 #13897
Wynter wrote:Alrighty, so I tried the following things at the restaurant on Friday:

Miso Soup - LOVED IT
Eel in a hand roll - LOVED IT
Sushi: Salmon, red snapper - LOVED IT
Beef Teriyaki - LOVED IT
Chicken Teriyaki - LOVED IT
Bulgogi - It was ALRIGHT
Chicken and Veg Don - YUM
Shrimp Tempura - LOVED IT
Crab Meat Tempura - It was ALRIGHT
Gyoza - LOVED IT
Fried Tofu - LOVED IT
Chicken Fried Udon - LOVED IT
Beef Fried Udon - LOVED IT
Banana Tempura - LOVED IT

There were a lot of dishes that we ordered, but these were the ones I managed to taste before blowing up. :mrgreen: All-in-all, a really good experience. I managed to eat eel! :woot:


sounds like you had a blast....you managed to eat a lot of different things too....raw fish, fried food, and so on....glad you had a good meal. :mrgreen:
7 Aug 2007, 01:08 #13898
Tu_triky wrote:

sounds like you had a blast....you managed to eat a lot of different things too....raw fish, fried food, and so on....glad you had a good meal. :mrgreen:


I dunno how authentic it was, but I went with my cousin who LOVES Japanese food and often heads off to Toronto to visit his fav restaurants. He said the Bulgogi was a bit of a let down, but that the rest was made pretty well.
7 Aug 2007, 01:20 #13899
Wynter wrote:

I dunno how authentic it was, but I went with my cousin who LOVES Japanese food and often heads off to Toronto to visit his fav restaurants. He said the Bulgogi was a bit of a let down, but that the rest was made pretty well.


Well Bulgogi is actually Korean not Japanese, so it's not entirely surprising if it's less than stellar given the fact the main fare is sushi.

I probably would not order those types of dishes if they were on the menu at a Japanese restaurant....just like I don't go to Korean restaurants to eat sushi....even though I know they eat sushi too....they usually don't present the ingredients with the same skill and care as a Japanese sushi restaurant....at least in my experience in L.A.
7 Aug 2007, 01:30 #13900
Tu_triky wrote:

Well Bulgogi is actually Korean not Japanese, so it's not entirely surprising if it's less than stellar given the fact the main fare is sushi.

I probably would not order those types of dishes if they were on the menu at a Japanese restaurant....just like I don't go to Korean restaurants to eat sushi....even though I know they eat sushi too....they usually don't present the ingredients with the same skill and care as a Japanese sushi restaurant....at least in my experience in L.A.


Ahhhhh okay, that makes sense. I forgot to mention that we had loads of sushi rolls, too. I had so many diff kinds I can't remember which one I liked best, tho I've eaten sushi rolls a lot in the past, so it wasn't so much a fab experience as the rest.

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