Hey guys, remember when we were talking about chocolate about a couple weeks ago and TaintedWisdom offered to send some chocolate? Well, I got some goodies in the mail today:

These Chocolaseine chocolate chip cookies were divine! I liked the subtle chocolate flavor and it's so delicious that I had no idea that they were low in sugar! Unfortunately, the cookies were a bit fragile, so it got roughed up in transit. I don't really care though because it's the taste that matters to me.

These are the Koeda dark chocolate. I tried the milk chocolate sticks long ago, but I really liked the dark chocolate in this one.

Thank you very much, TaintedWisdom! *goes off in corner to munch on more cookies*
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cori wrote:

Hey guys, remember when we were talking about chocolate about a couple weeks ago and TaintedWisdom offered to send some chocolate? Well, I got some goodies in the mail today: These Chocolaseine chocolate chip cookies were divine! I liked the subtle chocolate flavor and it's so delicious that I had no idea that they were low in sugar! Unfortunately, the cookies were a bit fragile, so it got roughed up in transit. I don't really care though because it's the taste that matters to me. These are the Koeda dark chocolate. I tried the milk chocolate sticks long ago, but I really liked the dark chocolate in this one. Thank you very much, TaintedWisdom! *goes off in corner to munch on more cookies*

Ouchies, They must have really put some heavy box on top of it cause I swore I wrapped that package pretty nice. Then again, my cousin works for UPS so I know how well they treat packages (rofl hahaha )
But yeah they tend to be quite fragile and break easy, but ahhh, taste so good! Lets wait for that koeda to freeze up (summer doesn't forgive chocolates lol).

Glad you liked them
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TaintedWisdom wrote:

Ouchies, They must have really put some heavy box on top of it cause I swore I wrapped that package pretty nice. Then again, my cousin works for UPS so I know how well they treat packages (rofl hahaha ) But yeah they tend to be quite fragile and break easy, but ahhh, taste so good! Lets wait for that koeda to freeze up (summer doesn't forgive chocolates lol). Glad you liked them

Aside from the taste, the sheer variety of Japanese chocolates is what I find most amazing. It's a dizzing array.

Since my friend is moving to work in London in a couple of months I've been reminiscing about eating at Nobu in London

Nobu tacos!

Nobu futomaki

Scallop and Shrimp sashimi dressed with sesame oil and chives

The famous Black Cod marinated with Miso

Whitefish Tiradito - dressed with cilantro & siracha

O-toro tartare served with Osetra Caviar in a vinaigrette

Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalepeno dressed with Ponzu

Sizzling Kobe Beef Toban yaki served with mushroom medley

Tamago sushi

Black Cod with Miso revisted

Beef carpaccio

Fresh oysters on the half shell served with Siracha

Tu_triky wrote:

Sizzling Kobe Beef Toban yaki served with mushroom medley

I know we all like to post that we're drooling when we look at these pics, but I'm SERIOUSLY really drooling for this one. Which is surprising, because I'm not a huge fan of beef...
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I'm willing to try everything, but I could managed with Nobu tacos (cause it's special) and O-toro tartare. Perhaps the kobe beef and Yellowtail Sashimi for dessert.

cori wrote:

These Chocolaseine chocolate chip cookies were divine! I liked the subtle chocolate flavor and it's so delicious that I had no idea that they were low in sugar! ...

Sounds good to me. I hope I'll be able to find them locally. I never checked what kind of cookies or snacks they're selling, but if you can't find them in Hawaii, I'm screwed. I'll have to eat pizza pretz dipped in chocolate.
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Yow, looking at all these great pics is making my tuna salad on wheat look really unappetizing.

Wynter wrote:

I know we all like to post that we're drooling when we look at these pics, but I'm SERIOUSLY really drooling for this one. Which is surprising, because I'm not a huge fan of beef...

Yeah I basically had the same dish at Nobu Matsuhisa's restaurant here in L.A....the beef melts in your mouth and the tender, earthy mushrooms are a great accompaniment to the beef....the reduced sauce is intensely flavorful as it is served on a sizzling cast iron plate.

Nobu rocks beyond belief.

bmwracer wrote:

Yow, looking at all these great pics is making my tuna salad on wheat look really unappetizing.

I suffer as you suffer.

tabana wrote:

I'm willing to try everything, but I could managed with Nobu tacos (cause it's special) and O-toro tartare. Perhaps the kobe beef and Yellowtail Sashimi for dessert.

I agree I wish I could partake in all those dishes as well. Those tacos are probably among the most expensive tacos offered on the planet

... but I bet they taste better than taco bell.
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tabana wrote:

... but I bet they taste better than taco bell.

Amen my brother, Amen!

tabana wrote:

... but I bet they taste better than taco bell.

Ya think????

bmwracer wrote:

Ya think????

a short but not understated response. probably the healthiest tacos on the planet

bmwracer wrote:

Ya think????

by the way those are Lobster Ceviche Tacos....luxurious to be sure

Another famous Nobu delight

New style Sashimi

Paper thin sliced sashimi dressed with with soy sauce, ginger, sesame seeds, and scallions slightly seared with hot olive oil.....heavenly

Same as above except served with shaved black truffles

Tu_triky wrote:

Since my friend is moving to work in London in a couple of months I've been reminiscing about eating at Nobu in London Nobu tacos! Nobu futomaki Scallop and Shrimp sashimi dressed with sesame oil and chives The famous Black Cod marinated with Miso Whitefish Tiradito - dressed with cilantro & siracha O-toro tartare served with Osetra Caviar in a vinaigrette Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalepeno dressed with Ponzu Sizzling Kobe Beef Toban yaki served with mushroom medley Tamago sushi Black Cod with Miso revisted Beef carpaccio Fresh oysters on the half shell served with Siracha

look what you've done! i gotta go to london now!
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kenjilina wrote:

look what you've done! i gotta go to london now!

haha...have a pint for your jdorama compatriots if you do!

Tu_triky wrote:

haha...have a pint for your jdorama compatriots if you do!

i certainly will if i've any money left.
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kenjilina wrote:

i certainly will if i've any money left.

good point...concentrate on the tabemono, not the nomimono