Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Tu_triky wrote:I hacked off a piece of parmasean from the bowl when they weren't looking....breakfast.

LOL, that must've took some sleight-of-hand... :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL, that must've took some sleight-of-hand... :hehe:

When they stopped and turned off the lights to sing someone happy birthday i put my devious plan in motion....my sharpened chopsticks helped a lot.

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Tu_triky wrote:When they stopped and turned off the lights to sing someone happy birthday i put my devious plan in motion....my sharpened chopsticks helped a lot.

:hehe:

LOL.

You had your special Kuitan chopsticks with you, huh? :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

You had your special Kuitan chopsticks with you, huh? :hehe:

Yahoo JP Auctions, bro. :P


Nah, but for real, there are so many tasty dishes on the menu...it's hard to decide sometimes! You want to get the stuff you know you like but you also want to try something new, ya know. :nut:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

You had your special Kuitan chopsticks with you, huh? :hehe:

Toshi-kun, if you have Kuitan chopsticks, I'm gonna have to give you a BIG star.

Wynter wrote:

Toshi-kun, if you have Kuitan chopsticks, I'm gonna have to give you a BIG star.

That'd be a nice reward for my spray-painted wooden chopsticks....man, if you ever visit L.A. make sure your fellow moderator takes you not only to Musha but Shinsengumi Yakitori...they are both near his nest.

Tu_triky wrote:Nah, but for real, there are so many tasty dishes on the menu...it's hard to decide sometimes! You want to get the stuff you know you like but you also want to try something new, ya know. :nut:

I hear ya... I gotta hit the Santa Monica one, so I can try the green beans with peanut butter/bacon(?) sauce...

It's sorta disappointing that both sites don't offer the same things on the menu...

bmwracer wrote:
I hear ya... I gotta hit the Santa Monica one, so I can try the green beans with peanut butter/bacon(?) sauce...

It's sorta disappointing that both sites don't offer the same things on the menu...

Yeah I don't know what's up with that...I guess, like you said, you'd have to go and check it out to verify.

But yeah I'd like to try that green bean salad w/ bacon and peanut sauce too!

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Tu_triky wrote:But yeah I'd like to try that green bean salad w/ bacon and peanut sauce too!

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That's it...! :drooling:

bmwracer wrote:
That's it...! :drooling:

looks darn good @_@ <----my bulging eyes

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i love green beans with peanut sauce. very easy to get here :victory: . although they're usually mixed with other vegetables like spinach and even Agati flowers and served with rice, the green beans are the best.

it looks like this

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Today's lunch. Shoyu Ramen + Gyoza = 10 Dollars US

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The noodles and broth were great....the menma (bamboo shoots) and the pork was okay, not great. The chashu pork was not kurobuta like the velevty goodness at Daikokuya.

Insanely delicious local ramen from around Japan...makes my lunch look like shiat! Hehe.

Check it out ramen lovers....you'll drool as I did!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GzunmZdVbY

Feel like wanna eat tempura right now :drooling: :drooling:

Tu_triky wrote:Insanely delicious local ramen from around Japan...makes my lunch look like shiat! Hehe.

Check it out ramen lovers....you'll drool as I did!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GzunmZdVbY

replace those two green boobs with two golden takoyaki and that'd be the best video on youtube, hands down. :drooling:

krim wrote:

replace those two green boobs with two golden takoyaki and that'd be the best video on youtube, hands down. :drooling:

Haha...yes, it was a near perfect epicurean adventure. :applaud:

Tu_triky wrote:The noodles and broth were great....the menma (bamboo shoots) and the pork was okay, not great. The chashu pork was not kurobuta like the velevty goodness at Daikokuya.

But at least the egg is cooked all the way through. ;) :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
But at least the egg is cooked all the way through. ;) :hehe:

I know you don't care for the egg, my friend...that ramen-ya I ate at was called Gardena Ramen on W. 182nd St. in Torrance.

I still prefer Santouka Ramen at the Torrance Mitsuwa Food Court for South Bay ramen. :)

Tu_triky wrote:I know you don't care for the egg, my friend...that ramen-ya I ate at was called Gardena Ramen on W. 182nd St. in Torrance.

182nd and what?

I can always pocket the egg and use it in a salad later. :beaten:

I still prefer Santouka Ramen at the Torrance Mitsuwa Food Court for South Bay ramen. :)

I've been there so often and haven't tried it... :doh: :banghead:

That ramen clip shoulda come with a warning. :drooling:

Watching something like that right before bed was a baaaaaad idea.