Food, Food, and More Food Thread

10 Oct 2007, 07:20 #14981

uhno wrote:

I want to share! Damn, that looks good!

I don't know who took this picture, but I thought we weren't suppose to eat takoyaki with chopsticks. :headscratch:

10 Oct 2007, 07:24 #14982

Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah those are great dishes..well the bulgogi isn't too spicy, as in hot, but the bibimbap can be....

As much as I love bulgogi I prefer kalbi - the Korean short ribs.yums...I haven't had it in over a year tho...

I had that last week. It was good ...for 8$. Too bad my coworkers hate the smell of everything I ate. They prefer burgers and poutine. :bleh:

10 Oct 2007, 07:25 #14983

tabana wrote:
I don't know who took this picture, but I thought we weren't suppose to eat takoyaki with chopsticks. :headscratch:

stop playin around dood. :hehe:

have you seen that anthony bourdain "no reservations" episode where he goes to Osaka? he grubs on some serious takoyaki, man!

10 Oct 2007, 07:28 #14984

Tu_triky wrote:

I love yakiniku (Japanese version of Korean BBQ)....don't get me started...check out these pix!

This thread is never complete without the marbly goodness every few pages. :good: :drooling:

10 Oct 2007, 07:34 #14985

Yup. Nothing wrong with satisfying the carnivore instinct. :mrgreen:

Time to go home and eat something.

Tu_triky wrote:

stop playin around dood. :hehe:

have you seen that anthony bourdain "no reservations" episode where he goes to Osaka? he grubs on some serious takoyaki, man!

I'm afraid not. :(

10 Oct 2007, 07:40 #14986

tabana wrote:Yup. Nothing wrong with satisfying the carnivore instinct. :mrgreen:

Time to go home and eat something.

I'm afraid not. :(

okay i'll try to send it to you, bro....direct download.

10 Oct 2007, 07:43 #14987

Wynter wrote:

This thread is never complete without the marbly goodness

well said, sensei. :applaud: yet another reason to visit our smog-filled land....or you can grab it in japan....remember when kuwano-san would eat yakiniku in Kekkon Dekinai Otoko....hilarious.

10 Oct 2007, 07:45 #14988

Tu_triky wrote:

well said, sensei. :applaud: yet another reason to visit our smog-filled land....or you can grab it in japan....remember when kuwano-san would eat yakiniku in Kekkon Dekinai Otoko....hilarious.

He made it look sooooooooooo good. I can watch the slow movement of his jaw for hours... :drooling:

10 Oct 2007, 07:50 #14989

Wynter wrote:

He made it look sooooooooooo good. I can watch the slow movement of his jaw for hours... :drooling:

What about that Kobe-level beef he ate in the first few moments of the first episode, along with sauteed garlic chips and a bottle of champagne...that was torture, watching that succulent beef being devoured by his bony ass.

10 Oct 2007, 07:57 #14990

Tu_triky wrote:

Exactly! Which one do you go to, bro?

Old Town Pas is the closest to me. :drooling:

though i found a great korean bbq place near me.. no more driving to ktown.

10 Oct 2007, 08:00 #14991

tabana wrote:
I had that last week. It was good ...for 8$. Too bad my coworkers hate the smell of everything I ate. They prefer burgers and poutine. :bleh:

mmmm... poutine... if it's as good as the Wet Fries at The Hat, i'm all for it!

10 Oct 2007, 08:00 #14992

krim wrote:

Old Town Pas is the closest to me. :drooling:

Right on! :)

I've actually been to that one...that's the first or second largest Gyu-kaku in L.A.....I like that better than most of the Gyu-kaku joints I've been...

and I've been to

West L.A.
Torrance
Beverly Hills
Pasdena

10 Oct 2007, 08:02 #14993

Tu_triky wrote:

Right on! :)

I've actually been to that one...that's the first or second largest Gyu-kaku in L.A.....I like that better than most of the Gyu-kaku joints I've been...

and I've been to

West L.A.
Torrance
Beverly Hills
Pasdena

Show off. :P

10 Oct 2007, 08:22 #14994

krim wrote:

Show off. :P

Actually I heard they opened one in the Topanga Canyon Mall...the biggest one yet.

10 Oct 2007, 10:26 #14995

Does anyone know good Japanese cookbook

10 Oct 2007, 10:27 #14996

shiroi_tora wrote:Does anyone know good Japanese cookbook

Toshi-kun. :mrgreen:

10 Oct 2007, 10:28 #14997

Wynter wrote:

Toshi-kun. :mrgreen:

Are you referring to what i think you are referring to

10 Oct 2007, 10:29 #14998

shiroi_tora wrote:

Are you referring to what i think you are referring to

More like "who" ;)

10 Oct 2007, 10:30 #14999

Wynter wrote:Toshi-kun. :mrgreen:

Iye.

He knows the food, not the recipes... For the most part.

10 Oct 2007, 10:30 #15000

shiroi_tora wrote:

Are you referring to what i think you are referring to

Toshi-kun isn't a "what"! Although... he could be... I've never seen pictures. :beaten:

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