bmwracer wrote:

Triky is the king of food porn.

Haha. Right on, man. Dude I have so many more pics!

This is one of three sushi meals I ate in Tokyo.

My Japanese friend who lives in Tokyo was gracious enough to treat me to this lunch because I treated her for a sushi meal days prior (I'll post those pics later).

This was at Fukuzushi in Roppongi. Omg, so freaking fresh and delicious.

Chawanmushi

Yuzushu (Yuzu Sake...I mean come on YUZU Sake...I was in love!)

Misoshiru

Nigirizushi

Ended the meal with the BEST DAYEM DONBURI I'VE EATEN IN MY LIFE. PERIOD!

This was such an extravagant, lavish experience it will be forever imprinted as an indelible memory.

The freshness and taste were absolutely superlative! This was a rice bowl layered with, ikura, honmaguro (wild bluefin tuna) and topped with a creamy piece of uni and freshly grated wasabi root. O. M. G. This was extraordinary!!!!

arnel98 wrote:

ooh! its making me hungry especially the ramen and gyoza stuff...

You have to eat miso ramen in Hokkaido...that's one of their specialties! This was miso ramen and handmade gyoza...so incredibly delicious!

Here's a flood of one of my favorite meals of the entire trip. The best yakitori I've ever eaten...so good I came here again after eating here for the first time last year. Fuku Yakitori in Yoyogi-uehara, Tokyo.

Shirako (fish milt/soft roe)

Namako ponzu (sea cucumber in ponzu)

Smoked Takuan (smoked daikon pickles....so much better than regular takuan, delicious!)

Broccoli, shimeji mushrooms, anchovy and garlic

Bonjiri (chicken tail)

Gingko Nuts

Zuri (gizzard)

Kokoro (chicken heart)

Shishito Peppers with sweet miso sauce

Salt grilled oysters (fresh briny plump bivalves from the sea)

Bacon wrapped enoki mushrooms

Salt grilled salmon belly (Salmon belly! Unctuous, soft, and fatty! Awesome!)

Bacon wrapped tomatoes

Bacon wrapped Japanese bell peppers stuffed with melted cheese (foodgasm!)

Ninniku (Garlic slathered in miso)

Mushrooms stuffed with ground chicken

Grilled onions, caramelized and oh so sweet

Seseri (Neck meat with diced leeks)

Tori nankotsu (chicken breast cartilage)

Tori motsu (chicken giblets with natto and shaved leeks)

Mochi wrapped in bacon and nori (this was first...epiphany! so dayem good!)

Chicken liver

Kashiwa (perfectly salt-grilled chunks of chicken meat!)

The DAMAGE - a million skewers later and perhaps 15 or so glasses of umeshu later (which is plum wine...we literally finished one of the types of plum wine they had on the drink menu! No joke). Note to all. Don't eat with a hella cute petite Japanese chick that can eat as much as you and drink with you glass for glass if you don't got cash. LOL.

Cost: over 25,000 YEN. Approx $250 dollars.


PS Sorry a few of these pics were posted earlier but I wanted to post the yakitori pics as a unified meal. I can delete the previous photos if necessary.

Tu_triky wrote:

Cost: over 25,000 YEN. Approx $250 dollars.

WHOA.

bmwracer wrote:

WHOA.

It's the alcohol. Alcohol at restaurants can be quite expensive. You can eat a delicious bowl of ramen at a ramen shop for 900 to 1000 yen which is quite reasonable. Order a beer and it can literally run you 600 or 700 yen which nearly doubles the price of the meal. Kinda crazy.

While eating at the yakitori restaurant we kept drinking round after round of umeshu(plum wine). They had three different kinds: brandy-based umeshu, whisky-based, and shochu-based. We drank so much they actually RAN OUT of the brandy-based one for the night. LOL. Freaking hilarious...

We actually felt kinda bad thinking that if someone else wanted to order that particular drink they were out of luck.

Tried this awesome shrimp-based broth ramen...something you could never find here in the States.

They must have used every shrimp in the sea to make this broth because there was an incredible aroma that we could smell as we wandered around trying to find this tucked away shop in Shinjuku.

The broth was incredibly rich, like a shrimp bisque. But the uniqueness doesn't stop there. This shop also offers freshly made pesto which you can add to your broth to brighten up the flavor and offset the richness with a lively herbaceous note. Smelled amazing and tasted equally good.

Shrimp-based broth with chashu pork at Gonokamiseisakujo

Tu_triky wrote:

While eating at the yakitori restaurant we kept drinking round after round of umeshu(plum wine). They had three different kinds: brandy-based umeshu, whisky-based, and shochu-based. We drank so much they actually RAN OUT of the brandy-based one for the night. LOL. Freaking hilarious... We actually felt kinda bad thinking that if someone else wanted to order that particular drink they were out of luck.

LOL.

bmwracer wrote:

LOL.

True story, man! We laughed about that.

Nabeyaki Udon at Sanuki no Sato.

bmwracer wrote:

Nabeyaki Udon at Sanuki no Sato.

One of the few legit udon-ya that we have. I have had this dish there a handful of times. Good stuff!

A5 ���јa�� (A5 Kuroge Wagyu) at the St. Regis Osaka.

^ Whoa.

That must've been pricey.

bmwracer wrote:

^ Whoa. That must've been pricey.

Indeed. But far from the most expensive meal, my man. That Yakitori meal at 25,000 Yen was up there but even that didn't take the crown!

Tu_triky wrote:

That Yakitori meal at 25,000 Yen was up there but even that didn't take the crown!

Yow.

bmwracer wrote:

Yow.

Pictures forthcoming.

A5 ���јa�� ���񂱂� (A5 Black Wagyu Chuck Short rib)

A5 Black Wagyu Boneless short rib

Garlic Fried Rice with A5 Black Wagyu

More well marbled goodness!

�I�����C�X Utterly awesome omuraisu!

Jamon Iberico de Bellota sampler at the Isetan Shinjuku department store depachika (i.e. foodhall). Savory and delicious!

bmwracer wrote:

Yow.

Yow indeed!!

@tutriky-


Your pictoral journey is an eating extravaganza.

But some of the prices are brutal.
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Tu_triky wrote:

Jamon Iberico de Bellota sampler at the Isetan Shinjuku department store depachika (i.e. foodhall). Savory and delicious!

Been thinking about relocating to Portugal. THey had nice hams there too!
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Yow indeed!! @tutriky- Your pictoral journey is an eating extravaganza. But some of the prices are brutal.

Indeed. Indeed.