Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Tu_triky wrote:is there enough juicy, fatty pork in this bowl of ramen?

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More then enough fat i think. Still looks yummy :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:is there enough juicy, fatty pork in this bowl of ramen?

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nice nice.

and what about chicken bowl
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qilver wrote:

nice nice.

and what about beef bowl
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nice nice.

and what about chicken bowl
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your picture looks tasty...but healthy :P

Tu_triky wrote:

your picture looks tasty...but healthy :P

yeah, for under 500 yen, not bad...

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qilver wrote:


yeah, for under 500 yen, not bad...

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what that chick is only 500 yen...where'd you find that deal? :headscratch:

Tu_triky wrote:

what that chick is only 500 yen...where'd you find that deal? :headscratch:

no, only her headband is for sale....
damn....what about her? can't afford her with these wages... :bleh: :usuck:

i just posted up her pix for necessary eye candy to get thru the work day, for those lucky people that can actually surf the web and post/view on JD during the workday. :banghead: :crazy: :hehe:

qilver wrote:


yeah, for under 500 yen, not bad...

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ill take 7 of her.

thanks. :victory:

krim wrote:

ill take 7 of her.

thanks. :victory:

3500 yen kudasai :mrgreen:

hai!

*hands over 4000 yen*

Keep the change. ;)

Hiiiii... Can anyone help me LOL? I tried making some Onigiri today (cute rice balls that u always see in Animes and Dramas) and the rice didn't seem to stick together. I read somewhere that you're not suppose to rinse the rice before you put it in the rice cooker so that way it will stick together better... is that true? I rinsed it before hand and It didn't have the stickiness I hoped for. It just fell apart.

I stuffed mine with Salmon from a little can which tastes like... Tuna. I got a mcjob at mcdonalds so I decided to make my own lunches because I didn't want to eat there everyday.

I ended up making three palm sized ones out of 1 cup of rice. That 1 cup of rice was HUGE when it came out of the cooker. I ended up shoving the rest of the rice in tubaware n putting Tuna/salmon on top of it and sprinkling seaweed on it.

i am craving some soba, curry, and onigiri....and more japanese food. :bonk:

Singhay wrote:Hiiiii... Can anyone help me LOL? I tried making some Onigiri today (cute rice balls that u always see in Animes and Dramas) and the rice didn't seem to stick together. I read somewhere that you're not suppose to rinse the rice before you put it in the rice cooker so that way it will stick together better... is that true? I rinsed it before hand and It didn't have the stickiness I hoped for. It just fell apart.

I stuffed mine with Salmon from a little can which tastes like... Tuna. I got a mcjob at mcdonalds so I decided to make my own lunches because I didn't want to eat there everyday.

I ended up making three palm sized ones out of 1 cup of rice. That 1 cup of rice was HUGE when it came out of the cooker. I ended up shoving the rest of the rice in tubaware n putting Tuna/salmon on top of it and sprinkling seaweed on it.

I make mine a little diff than my ex did, but if you're cooking in a rice cooker, add a little more water than what's marked on the side of the container. I wash my rice before hand and it doesn't make much of a difference...

wet your hand before you shape it, if the rice is a little dry, sprinkle some water on it and let it sit for a few minutes while it's still warm.

also, make sure you're using short grain, not long grain.

hope that helps.

definitely will make a run to the j-market this weekend...oh yeah! :nut: :applaud:

K.T.Tran wrote:

More then enough fat i think. Still looks yummy :victory:

slurp it down with some gyoza and you'll be content for a few hours.

qilver wrote:definitely will make a run to the j-market this weekend...oh yeah! :nut: :applaud:

why don't you make a run on a j-girl instead? :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:


why don't you make a run on a j-girl instead? :beaten:

nanpa?

if only it were that easy...lol :nut:

qilver wrote:

nanpa?

if only it were that easy...lol :nut:

com'on there are some japanese girlies in OC...not many, but i know alot of them go to Saddleback Colleg and eat at Honda-ya....get out more!

Tu_triky wrote:

com'on there are some japanese girlies in OC...not many, but i know alot of them go to Saddleback Colleg and eat at Honda-ya....get out more!

true...

and i am sure there are plenty in your area too in LA... :hehe:

qilver wrote:

true...

and i am sure there are plenty in your area too in LA... :hehe:

nah...in l.a. there ain't shiet......most of the japanese are in the south bay around torrance and such....

i haven't been partying at all in the last several months...when we used to party my hommies and i use to see a FEW japanese...but it's rare...

i distinctly remember my buddy tried to peel on this one japanese chick when we went clubbin' she was REALLY pretty..she was wearin a short plaid skirt and a typical white short sleeve dress shirt tied at the mid riff....unfortunately it didn't pop (i.e. happen)

they're all on the westside... SMC is full of 'em. :mrgreen: