Food, Food, and More Food Thread

[image][/list:u] Think I'll have some fish myself!! Yum Yum :bleh:

gaijinmark wrote:[image][/list:u] Think I'll have some fish myself!! Yum Yum :bleh:

hehe every friday my family and I have fish sandwiches. Its become a tradition at our house.

gaijinmark wrote: Think I'll have some fish myself!! Yum Yum :bleh:

That's like the most unappetizing fish sandwich I have seen. :bleh:

MissMonika wrote:

That's like the most unappetizing fish sandwich I have seen. :bleh:

it looks like a Mcdonalds fish sandwich...i rather go hungry than eat that

Filet-o-fish? Never tried that.

I tried a salmon tempura burger once. It was sooo good. :smitten:

MissMonika wrote:

That's like the most unappetizing fish sandwich I have seen. :bleh:

It reminds me of one of those Japanese wax food models you seem in the display case.

Tu_triky wrote:

It reminds me of one of those Japanese wax food models you seem in the display case.

probably tastes the same too

shiroi_tora wrote:

probably tastes the same too

kamoshiremasen <it might>

Tu_triky wrote:

kamoshiremasen <it might>

wait I am wrong...if its a Mcdonalds fish sandwich then the wax one would probably taste better :shakehead:

:hehe:

IIRC, McDonald's replaced their white fish for some other white fish over the years. Always the cheapest one and they make sure it doesn't taste strong. Basically a bland, cheap type of fish, so they can put spices and fat for flavor. :sweat:

tabana wrote::hehe:

IIRC, McDonald's replaced their white fish for some other white fish over the years. Always the cheapest one and they make sure it doesn't taste strong. Basically a bland, cheap type of fish, so they can put spices and fat for flavor. :sweat:

interesting...that makes sense. scary.

tabana wrote::hehe:

IIRC, McDonald's replaced their white fish for some other white fish over the years. Always the cheapest one and they make sure it doesn't taste strong. Basically a bland, cheap type of fish, so they can put spices and fat for flavor. :sweat:

:bleh: I've been offishally turned off.

Wynter wrote:

:bleh: I've been offishally turned off.

:lol: by Macc's Fillet-O-Sh*t. :twisted:

thtl wrote:

:lol: by Macc's Fillet-O-Sh*t. :twisted:

:lol: your wit is swift and to the point..thtl, with your exposure to the grand tradition of cantonese food....macdonald...is unabashed crap.

gaijinmark wrote:[image][/list:u]

Itai.

I'd rather eat my TV's remote control.

I can't believe you people! Here's something that may or may not be fish, with plastic cheese and a cardboard bun, and it's only a $1.49!!! An epicurean delight if ever I seen one. :bonk:

gaijinmark wrote:I can't believe you people! Here's something that may or may not be fish, with plastic cheese and a cardboard bun, and it's only a $1.49!!! An epicurean delight if ever I seen one. :bonk:

:hehe: :hehe:

your persuasive argument is undeniable.

>>wonders where Toshi-kun is<< C'mon, c'mon Toshi.

Wynter wrote:>>wonders where Toshi-kun is<< C'mon, c'mon Toshi.

gyoza are just the japanese name for chinese dumplings known as "potstickers"...they are a type of dumpling usually filled with a combination of ground meat and/or veggies...

check a wiki or google the name for more info.

Tu_triky wrote:

gyoza are just the japanese name for chinese dumplings known as "potstickers"...they are a type of dumpling usually filled with a combination of ground meat and/or veggies...

check a wiki or google the name for more info.

That's what I thought, just verifying. I try not to rely on wiki too much tho, since a lot of the information is shifty. I found another great site on gyoza tho a while back. Mebbe I can dig it up again and post it here.