Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:
If the inside of that place looks like the inside of the Cantina at Mos Eisley, I'm there. :mrgreen:

:hehe: :hehe:

"we don't serve your kind here....your droids."

Tu_triky wrote: :hehe: :hehe:

"we don't serve your kind here....your droids."

LOL.

"A wretched hive of scum and villainy."

bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

"A wretched hive of scum and villainy."

Haha...this is getting dangerous. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:Omuraisu makes everything nice

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The Japanese are great with presentation and delivering....their food is as good as it looks.
wonderful food pix, Tu....

i took my friend to Shinsengumi this weekend(Fountain Valley), and there was long wait of over an hour, but it was worth it, and the Hataka raumen, fried rice, and green tea icecream, made it all good. I am certain that the one in the SouthBay is the same quality in goodness.

qilver wrote:

The Japanese are great with presentation and delivering....their food is as good as it looks.

no doubt. the food is usually spectacular by most standards. gotta love it.
truth be told I haven't tried omuraisu yet....it's one thing i've been wanting to try sometime....

i took my friend to Shinsengumi this weekend(Fountain Valley), and there was long wait of over an hour, but it was worth it, and the Hataka raumen, fried rice, and green tea icecream, made it all good. I am certain that the one in the SouthBay is the same quality in goodness.[/quote]

nice, man...sounds like you had a great meal :) Shinsengumi is incresingly popular...i mean the proof is the fact that they have so many of them around now....

i'm wondering... is omuraisu different from a fried rice with an omelette on top/wrapping?

monta wrote:i'm wondering... is omuraisu different from a fried rice with an omelette on top/wrapping?

No it's the same thing.

Tu_triky wrote:No it's the same thing.

With a fancier name.

Like escargot. ;)

bmwracer wrote:
With a fancier name.

Like escargot. ;)

the lowly snail

Tu_triky wrote:the lowly snail

They don't get any lower than that... Save a fangirl/boy or two.

bmwracer wrote:
They don't get any lower than that... Save a fangirl/boy or two.

haha.... :hehe:

qilver wrote:i took my friend to Shinsengumi this weekend(Fountain Valley), and there was long wait of over an hour, but it was worth it

So what was her name, Q? :mrgreen: :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
No argument there... Read the posts on Chowhound...

Wonder if anyone's said anything to the folks there... That's the only way they'll rectify things... If they even listen to the customers. :sweat:

I dunno...I might have gone on two off days but my friend and his wife recently went there and they've been there a handful of times. His wife said she thought the ramen wasn't as good either...it some sort of 3rd party validation for me...not that i want it to be true. :shamefulcry:

What, no turkey dinner pics?! O wait... I'm early, aren't I? :beaten: :doh:

Wynter wrote:What, no turkey dinner pics?! O wait... I'm early, aren't I? :beaten: :doh:

By a couple of days, yeah. :beaten:

FROM FG:

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http://www.asahi.com/national/update/1120/SEB200711200013.html

Nagasaki Police have begun selling canned oden in their headquarters shop under the name "Wings of Justice". The labels feature a patrol car and motorcycle. Good for a stakeout, apparently.

Tu_triky wrote:Nagasaki Police have begun selling canned oden in their headquarters shop under the name "Wings of Justice". The labels feature a patrol car and motorcycle. Good for a stakeout, apparently.

Oh.

I thought it was a motorcycle and a police car in a can, respectively. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Oh.

I thought it was a motorcycle and a police car in a can, respectively. :beaten:

I thought it was a police container for evidence like stolen panties...you know, a sealed can to lock in the freshness.

Tu_triky wrote:I thought it was a police container for evidence like stolen panties...you know, a sealed can to lock in the freshness.

Yes sir: gotta keep that DNA unadulterated. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Yes sir: gotta keep that DNA unadulterated. :victory:

The cops like to lock in the smell for future whiffs