Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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6 Oct 2007, 04:46 #14841
bmwracer wrote:
Didn't you say your cholesterol level was pushing 300? :sweat:


you only live once. :victory:
6 Oct 2007, 04:49 #14842
krim wrote:

you only live once. :victory:


pushing 300...you can bench some serious beef man.

http://potw.news.yahoo.com/s/potw/45857/new-york-on-a-million-a-day
6 Oct 2007, 05:14 #14843
Tu_triky wrote:

cool. i'm sure now there are tons of restaurants that stay open late or even 24 hrs so the selection of food has probably increased tremendously over the last 3 or 4 decades


yah thats what my dad was saying. I wish I had the money to visit Japan.
6 Oct 2007, 05:15 #14844
shiroi_tora wrote:

yah thats what my dad was saying. I wish I had the money to visit Japan.


sell sushi by the side of the road.....
6 Oct 2007, 05:18 #14845
Tu_triky wrote:

sell sushi by the side of the road.....


:lol: I dont think ppl here would care for that. Japanese resturants themselves are slim here
6 Oct 2007, 05:19 #14846
shiroi_tora wrote:

:lol: I dont think ppl here would care for that. Japanese resturants themselves are slim here


you will a shining light to them...you will be a blaze a trail like a pioneer unlike any other in your town. :beaten:


in any event where is "here?" what do you live?
6 Oct 2007, 05:21 #14847
Tu_triky wrote:

you will a shining light to them...you will be a blaze a trail like a pioneer unlike any other in your town. :beaten:


in any event where is "here?" what do you live?


Im in Houston TX.

In any event I am hoping that when I go to Oni-con (anime con) that they will have a takoyaki stand in the food room. I REALLY want to try it
6 Oct 2007, 05:24 #14848
shiroi_tora wrote:

Im in Houston TX.

In any event I am hoping that when I go to Oni-con (anime con) that they will have a takoyaki stand in the food room. I REALLY want to try it


oh i see... i know you don't live on the east coast or west coast but i would think a big, wealthy city like houston would have at least one or two decent japanese restaurants....not that i don't believe you...i'm just speculating.

well short of going to japan if you want to eat some good japanese food....visit New York or L.A...there are tons of good japanese restaurants....some are actually branches of Japanese restaurants in Japan.
6 Oct 2007, 05:26 #14849
Tu_triky wrote:

oh i see... i know you don't live on the east coast or west coast but i would think a big, wealthy city like houston would have at least one or two decent japanese restaurants....not that i don't believe you...i'm just speculating.

well short of going to japan if you want to eat some good japanese food....visit New York or L.A...there are tons of good japanese restaurants....some are actually branches of Japanese restaurants in Japan.


I mean there are a couple of good Japanese resturants but its VERY hard to find. And then there is the price
6 Oct 2007, 05:31 #14850
shiroi_tora wrote:

I mean there are a couple of good Japanese resturants but its VERY hard to find. And then there is the price


yeah i can imagine it would be hard to find good japanese food in the midwest/south. my friend who is from chicago, but now lives in l.a. says when she went home to chicago for a visit said after eating such great japanese food in l.a said the sushi in chicago was not good at all.
6 Oct 2007, 05:33 #14851
Tu_triky wrote:

yeah i can imagine it would be hard to find good japanese food in the midwest/south. my friend who is from chicago, but now lives in l.a. says when she went home to chicago for a visit said after eating such great japanese food in l.a said the sushi in chicago was not good at all.


yah...Being down south we have an excellent variety of Mexican Resturants, Chinese resturansts, as well as Malaysian and Thai resturants
6 Oct 2007, 05:40 #14852
shiroi_tora wrote:

yah...Being down south we have an excellent variety of Mexican Resturants, Chinese resturansts, as well as Malaysian and Thai resturants


i thought all you guys ate were ribs and steaks and the occasional potato.
6 Oct 2007, 05:42 #14853
Tu_triky wrote:

i thought all you guys ate were ribs and steaks and the occasional potato.


why do most ppl think just because we are Texan that we are either A) Cowboys/cowgirls B) Hick/redneck

Especially in Houston that is DEFINETLY not the case
6 Oct 2007, 05:47 #14854
shiroi_tora wrote:

why do most ppl think just because we are Texan that we are either A) Cowboys/cowgirls B) Hick/redneck


you forgot C) All of the above :rofl: :rofl: j/k!

what like you are not going to admit that you don't have a ten gallon hat and shiny belt buckle?


Especially in Houston that is DEFINETLY not the case


i know i've been to Houston....but when ppl over there started referring to cars as "horseless carriages" and helicopters as "whirly birds" i became concerned.
6 Oct 2007, 05:56 #14855
Tu_triky wrote:

i know i've been to Houston....but when ppl over there started referring to cars as "horseless carriages" and helicopters as "whirly birds" i became concerned.


There is really none of that in Houston. If you go out to the surrounding cities of Houston like Katy, Richmond, Rosenburg, and Pearland thats where you start to see farms and stuff. Funny thing is that depending which part of houston you are in there are different kinds of resturants and groups. For example the Sharpstown area is mostly Asian then the Harwin area is mostly Indian/Pakistani/Middle Eastern. Bellaire area is mostly rich white ppl so there are slightly expensive resturants. The River Oaks/ West U area are Old money rich white folks so there are REALLY expensive resturants. Same with the Galleria area.

Funny thing is that you can go from one side of town to the other and it takes you 2 hours without traffic. Houston is like a virus I feel. We never stop growing and engulfing smaller cities into ours. Luckly the mayor said he would not add the Woodlands then a person can drive 3-4 hours and still be in Houston.
6 Oct 2007, 05:59 #14856
shiroi_tora wrote:

Funny thing is that you can go from one side of town to the other and it takes you 2 hours without traffic. Houston is like a virus I feel. We never stop growing and engulfing smaller cities into ours. Luckly the mayor said he would not add the Woodlands then a person can drive 3-4 hours and still be in Houston.


You must go on a Takoyaki quest...and if you don't find any start your own shop called "texas takoyaki" :mrgreen:
6 Oct 2007, 06:21 #14857
Tu_triky wrote:

You must go on a Takoyaki quest...and if you don't find any start your own shop called "texas takoyaki" :mrgreen:


Texas Takoyaki...thats catchy. I will have a pic of a takoyaki with a cowboy hat on. hehe

Like this one
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hehe i just made it

Well I have to go to my physics lab. Ill be back on in about 3 hours.
6 Oct 2007, 06:26 #14858
shiroi_tora wrote:

Texas Takoyaki...thats catchy. I will have a pic of a takoyaki with a cowboy hat on. hehe

Like this one
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hehe i just made it


:hehe: :hehe: funny lil' octo head.
6 Oct 2007, 09:42 #14859
Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe: :hehe: funny lil' octo head.


Now all I need to do is learn to make it. And get the money to open a shop. And the time do make it....i dont think this is going to work with me being a college student
6 Oct 2007, 10:04 #14860
shiroi_tora wrote:

Now all I need to do is learn to make it. And get the money to open a shop. And the time do make it....i dont think this is going to work with me being a college student


you just need to start with a takoyaki pan and you sell a little on the side...to pay for your books.

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