Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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11 Feb 2008, 11:06 #16881
I had some pizza at Blondies in downtown San Francisco (what else...no beer though). Apparently it's only a 3 star foodplace on Yelp.

http://www.yelp.com/biz/blondies-pizza-san-francisco

Anything tastes good when you haven't eaten for six hours. Too bad most restaurants in nihonmachi are closed on sundays.
11 Feb 2008, 11:26 #16882
kitakaze wrote:I had some pizza at Blondies in downtown San Francisco (what else...no beer though). Apparently it's only a 3 star foodplace on Yelp.


Dayem that stirs up some memories....

Man, I haven't had Blondies (the one on Telegraph) since I went to Cal.
11 Feb 2008, 11:39 #16884
bmwracer wrote:A stuffed kimchi cabbage leaf...


They can take that one back...the Japanese food pics looked much tastier.
11 Feb 2008, 11:50 #16885
Tu_triky wrote:They can take that one back...the Japanese food pics looked much tastier.

Duly noted. :sweat:
11 Feb 2008, 12:10 #16887
bmwracer wrote:
Duly noted


And you noted it well :) Refer to below, Kalbi, looks juicier than a watermelon.


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11 Feb 2008, 12:17 #16888
Tu_triky wrote:Kalbi, looks juicier than a watermelon.

At those prices, it better be. :sweat:
11 Feb 2008, 12:27 #16889
bmwracer wrote:
At those prices, it better be. :sweat:


It is...and if either of us took one bite we won't be sweatin' the price....just cleaning the juices dribblin' down the chin.
11 Feb 2008, 14:54 #16890
kitakaze wrote:I had some pizza at Blondies in downtown San Francisco (what else...no beer though). Apparently it's only a 3 star foodplace on Yelp.

http://www.yelp.com/biz/blondies-pizza-san-francisco

Anything tastes good when you haven't eaten for six hours. Too bad most restaurants in nihonmachi are closed on sundays.

I wouldn't put too much wait on Yelp's opinions. It's good for a general idea, but there are some real idiots on there that mark down for the most stupid reasons:
Place was full and they had to wait with other waiting people
House of Prime Rib only served prime rib <--yeah, I kid you not
Got wasted and couldn't enjoy the food
Never been there <--I'm not kidding
11 Feb 2008, 16:32 #16891
bmwracer wrote:A stuffed kimchi cabbage leaf...

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dang this looks really really good!!
11 Feb 2008, 17:19 #16892
Kijinnmaru wrote:
I wouldn't put too much wait on Yelp's opinions. It's good for a general idea, but there are some real idiots on there that mark down for the most stupid reasons:
Place was full and they had to wait with other waiting people
House of Prime Rib only served prime rib <--yeah, I kid you not
Got wasted and couldn't enjoy the food
Never been there <--I'm not kidding


Yeah, I tend to try things out personally, even when people tell me not to :hehe:. Food tends to be in the eye of the beholder, or taster, unless it's not properly stored. Then everyone gets to share in being locking up in a bathroom for 24 hours. Although, Yelp's reviews of 24 fitness in San Leandro was pretty accurate.
11 Feb 2008, 22:49 #16893
monta wrote:dang this looks really really good!!

And spicy. :sweat:
11 Feb 2008, 22:57 #16894
Kijinnmaru wrote:
House of Prime Rib only served prime rib <--yeah, I kid you not


House of Prime Rib is awesome....I miss that place!
11 Feb 2008, 23:03 #16895
Here's a good chunk o' meat.

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11 Feb 2008, 23:10 #16896
bmwracer wrote:Here's a good chunk o' meat.

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A well marbled chunk! I can only read the katakana which says "sirloin'

I liked to purloin that sirloin.
11 Feb 2008, 23:21 #16897
Tu_triky wrote:A well marbled chunk! I can only read the katakana which says "sirloin'

I liked to purloin that sirloin.

Phew, 4200 yen... About $40USD. :sweat:

Wonder if it's Wagyu...
11 Feb 2008, 23:37 #16898
bmwracer wrote:
Phew, 4200 yen... About $40USD. :sweat:

Wonder if it's Wagyu...


it's gotta be...just look at it...the Japanese have a adjective for that type of beef with intense marbling...it's called "shimofuri" meaning crest-fallen or snow-fallen refering to the plentiful flecks of fat in the beef.
12 Feb 2008, 03:44 #16899
The Wagyu beef, post grilling. :bonk: :drooling:

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12 Feb 2008, 05:02 #16900
bmwracer wrote:The Wagyu beef, post grilling. :bonk: :drooling:

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Dipped in some sort of oil, I see....if it's kalbi eaten korean style probably dipped in salt and/or sesame oil ~ Scrumdiliumptious.

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