Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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17 Mar 2010, 05:05 #19881
Tu_triky wrote:Yup. I was going there for some noodles but once I saw the lunch specials I ditched that idea.


It was d-eel-icous <rim shot>

I'm here all night folks.

LOL.

Visiting this thread is a test of self-restraint... :drooling:
17 Mar 2010, 05:48 #19882
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

Visiting this thread is a test of self-restraint... :drooling:


I shall dub it the torture chamber. :nut:
17 Mar 2010, 06:48 #19883
Tu_triky wrote:A buddy and I had lunch at Sanuki no Sato in Gardena today.

Unaju Set with a small bowl of udon

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They both look dee-li-cious!!! The salad, too!!! :woot:
17 Mar 2010, 07:10 #19884
ugh, im tired from the 4am wakeup call, now im hungry and i still have work to do later.
17 Mar 2010, 07:11 #19885
Its just before dinner and this thread is making me crazy. Udon looks so delicious. :beaten:
17 Mar 2010, 07:19 #19886
Sengo wrote:

They both look dee-li-cious!!! The salad, too!!! :woot:


Yes it was all tasty. Sanuki no Sato is probably the best udon restaurant in the Greater Los Angeles area...they actually make their noodles from scratch as it should be.

When you walk in to the restaurant they have a wall full of pictures of famous Japanese persons who've eaten there. Ken Watanabe and Kenji Sakaguchi among them.
17 Mar 2010, 07:20 #19887
krim wrote:ugh, im tired from the 4am wakeup call, now im hungry and i still have work to do later.


Eve wrote:Its just before dinner and this thread is making me crazy. Udon looks so delicious


Sorry folks.

The udon rocks.
17 Mar 2010, 08:00 #19888
Tu_triky wrote:Yes it was all tasty. Sanuki no Sato is probably the best udon restaurant in the Greater Los Angeles area...they actually make their noodles from scratch as it should be.

When you walk in to the restaurant they have a wall full of pictures of famous Japanese persons who've eaten there. Ken Watanabe and Kenji Sakaguchi among them.

Cool... Gotta drop by there.... Soon. :drooling:
17 Mar 2010, 08:07 #19889
bmwracer wrote:
Cool... Gotta drop by there.... Soon. :drooling:



You should man. Their menu is HUGE...overwhelming I daresay. I think you'll enjoy it...sometimes if you're in the mood for noodles but don't want the richness of a tonkotsu broth, let's say, you can opt for their udon.

The noodles are really delicious. Slightly chewy with a nice bite to them.
18 Mar 2010, 11:02 #19891
^ Wow, more una-ju? :drooling:
18 Mar 2010, 11:22 #19892
bmwracer wrote:^ Wow, more una-ju? :drooling:


No, sir. That was a pic from the Osaka action I mentioned, where it's called mamushi not unaju.

More pics from the restaurant I went to in Osaka (not taken by me). The restaurant is called KUROMON KAWAHIRO.

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18 Mar 2010, 11:25 #19893
Tu_triky wrote:[image]

"Take two, they're small..." :hehe: :drooling:
18 Mar 2010, 11:29 #19894
bmwracer wrote:
"Take two, they're small..." :hehe: :drooling:


That is what I thought...but in each lacquer bowl under that superficial layer of eel and rice is ANOTHER layer of eel and rice buried beyond visual range. :hehe:

So it's actually quite a bit of food. It's expensive though, man. But heck you don't eat that stuff everyday.

While we were eating lunch there were a few of salaryman eating there really quick...seemed like the boss picked up the tab for his employees. Nice perk!
18 Mar 2010, 11:41 #19895
Tu_triky wrote:That is what I thought...but in each lacquer bowl under that superficial layer of eel and rice is ANOTHER layer of eel and rice buried beyond visual range. :hehe:

Now that's the kind of double-double I like. :victory: :woot:
18 Mar 2010, 11:50 #19896
bmwracer wrote:
Now that's the kind of double-double I like. :victory: :woot:


Double-double...you're definitely from L.A. :hehe:

Since I like goofin' off and taking pictures, mostly of food, as an amateur I am thinking of getting an SLR camera one of these days. Then the pictures would be so crisp...it would definitely be torture. :bonk:
18 Mar 2010, 11:56 #19897
Tu_triky wrote:Since I like goofin' off and taking pictures, mostly of food, as an amateur I am thinking of getting an SLR camera one of these days. Then the pictures would be so crisp...it would definitely be torture. :bonk:

Most of the new DSLRs also have HD-movie capability as well. :victory:
18 Mar 2010, 12:08 #19898
bmwracer wrote:
Most of the new DSLRs also have HD-movie capability as well. :victory:


I know. Don't tempt me :)
18 Mar 2010, 12:13 #19899
Tu_triky wrote:I know. Don't tempt me :)

I'm tempting myself as well... :sweat:

But unless I get outta Dodge and visit some places, it's pointless to dole out the bucks for a DSLR...

You, on the other hand, could make full use of it. :victory:
18 Mar 2010, 12:18 #19900
bmwracer wrote:
I'm tempting myself as well... :sweat:

But unless I get outta Dodge and visit some places, it's pointless to dole out the bucks for a DSLR...


Exactly!

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