Food, Food, and More Food Thread

[Tu_triky]

K.T.Tran wrote:

Looks yummy. Itadakimasu

yeah it was pretty tasty...not too much of any one thing but a lot of small really ornately presented dishes....fresh, good food...

you know by now who the japanese obsess over good food....

[K.T.Tran]

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah it was pretty tasty...not too much of any one thing but a lot of small really ornately presented dishes....fresh, good food... you know by now who the japanese obsess over good food....

nice

hahahaha yup yup......and this one guy in my japanese class last quarter said Japanese people don't know how to cook right, thats why they have cuisine such as Sushi

He not really into Japanese cuisine
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[Tu_triky]

K.T.Tran wrote:

nice hahahaha yup yup......and this one guy in my japanese class last quarter said Japanese people don't know how to cook right, thats why they have cuisine such as Sushi He not really into Japanese cuisine

crazy is right...that's is a very misinformed, ignorant statement..if he ever went to japan & experienced the splendid food, not just stuff that is very expensive mind you, even traditional foods like tonkatsu, tempura, yakitori, noodles, and the like (to cite a few examples)...he would realize the slop we eat here

it probably takes more skill just to cut the raw fish into sushi than it does to make an 8 course meal of cooked food...

[chisato]

hmm i would have to say sushi is my favourite =) and miso soup!

[Tu_triky]

Tu_triky wrote:

better than taco bell a large beer and some gyoza & aspara bacon

this was my first meal in the land of the rising son...at least part of it...hehe...

[K.T.Tran]

Tu_triky wrote:

crazy is right...that's is a very misinformed, ignorant statement..if he ever went to japan & experienced the splendid food, not just stuff that is very expensive mind you, even traditional foods like tonkatsu, tempura, yakitori, noodles, and the like (to cite a few examples)...he would realize the slop we eat here it probably takes more skill just to cut the raw fish into sushi than it does to make an 8 course meal of cooked food...

Interesting thing is......he did go to Japan once
still don't understand how he can say that. Seems he favors Korean food more from all the times I've talked to him
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[Tu_triky]

K.T.Tran wrote:

Interesting thing is......he did go to Japan once still don't understand how he can say that. Seems he favors Korean food more from all the times I've talked to him

korean food is really good but to say that the japanese don't know who to cook so they eat raw food like sushi is just ridiculous....

where you gonna find a place that would obsess about creating the best tonkastu by cutting 25 layers of pork and stacking them before frying them to golden goodness

or a cuisine that delicately glazed the finest pork with honey on a bed of fresh veggies

i always torture msyelf with food pix

[bmwracer]

Tu_triky wrote:

or a cuisine that delicately glazed the finest pork with honey on a bed of fresh veggies

Another cruel reminder of what's available at Yuzu.

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Another cruel reminder of what's available at Yuzu.

yes, cruel for the uninitiated, like moi

[bmwracer]

Tu_triky wrote:

yes, cruel for the uninitiated, like moi

Make that two.


Hmm, maybe I can convince my brother and sister-in-law to go there one of these weekends... As long as they don't forget me.

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Make that two. Hmm, maybe I can convince my brother and sister-in-law to go there one of these weekends... As long as they don't forget me.

haha...


at least you have various types of gohan to keep you entertained until that lofty day arrives...

[krim]

if anyone's looking for a propane portable grill...

Weber Go Anywhere for $44.99

is a pretty good deal on a good grill... we cooked over 9 lbs of kaibi with 3/4ths of a small tank.

[qilver]

had dinner at japanese restarant Miyake in SJ, with my parents...up here in nor cal visiting.

[Tu_triky]

krim wrote:

if anyone's looking for a propane portable grill... Weber Go Anywhere for $44.99 is a pretty good deal on a good grill... we cooked over 9 lbs of kaibi with 3/4ths of a small tank.

9lbs of kalbi? tha f*ck...who are you feeding....t-rex? did you make some bronto burgers too? *^*

[qilver]

Tu_triky wrote:

9lbs of kalbi? tha f*ck...who are you feeding....t-rex? did you make some bronto burgers too? *^*

9 pounds wouldn't be enough for T-rex

[Tu_triky]

qilver wrote:

9 pounds wouldn't be enough for T-rex

krim's dog? why? how much does the boy eat?

[tabana]

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap.

http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32

Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries.
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[bmwracer]

tabana wrote:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32 Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries.

Yeowch.

Too much information is sometimes a bad thing.


Today's feeling like a sushi day.

[qilver]

tabana wrote:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32 Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries.

too much fat and sodium...almost a daily intake with just that one burger/sandwich.

[Tu_triky]

tabana wrote:

Not feeling so good after eating a Big Xtra at McDonald's. I checked the nutritional facts after. Now I know why I feel like crap. http://www.mcdonalds.ca/en/food/ingredient.aspx?menuid=32 Too much fat and I'm not counting the fries.

hahaha...nuts...right now since i'm really watching what i eat as of late....that burger alone is about half of the calories i consume in one whole day!