Japanese/ Korean restaurants

[Chinese Chami]

I was wondering... normally when you go to a restaurant and you want to go to a Japanese or Korean one, it's always BOTH at the same time. As in, it's always a Japanese/Korean restaurant, and not just a Japanese or Korean restaurant. But when it's a chinese or Viet restaurant, it's only a Chinese or Vietnamese restaurant. Do you know why it's like that?

*edit* At least... that's the way it is around where I live. *edit*

Also, have you ever been to a Japanese/Korean restaurant? What's your favorite dish?

Total randomness: What's your fave flavor of bubble tea? I like honeydew. 4laugh  

[metamonkey]

ive never been to a Japanese/Korean restaurant. its usually one or the other. there's not that many korean places to eat at in my area though. as for the chinese and viet restaurants, both have different styles of food.

~random: mango bubble tea!!  

[MistuhFieryCat]

I've only seen Japanese restaurants.

random: I've never tasted bubble tea. Dx  

[Chinese Chami]

*gasp* Never tasted bubble tea?! You should try it, it's awesome!  

[MistuhFieryCat]

I don't know where to get bubble tea. My friend makes them, but she never does for me. Dx

 

[crazyornaments]

bubble tea? never heard of it and never tasted it >.<
where i live, there just japanese restaraunts, and korean seperately
i dont see much korean restaurants...well whre i live  

[MistuhFieryCat]

What are some Korean food anyway?  

[DarkAngelDaisuke]

main viet place i go to serves PHO as the big attraction haha

chinese serve more rice based dishes

korea/ japanese - not sure if furama is one...but their food is american based so bleh haha


RANDOME: I LOVE STRAWBERRY/WATERMELON BUBBLE TEA!!!


BUT I HATE Tapioca seeds


GROSS  

[Fuku Taichou]

Like a lot of other people in here, I see them apart most of the time. I have seen mixed Asian restaurants (Japanese/Korean and Japanese/Chinese) but that's usually in San Francisco, and not as much around here. I don't know what my favorite dish would be at a Japanese/Korean place, but I generally like sashimi/nigiri for Japanese places. It really depends on my mood, though, or what I know is good at the place. As far as Korean food, I'm not sure, since I haven't been to too many Korean places. I've only had Korean barbecue, which is pretty good.

For pearl tea, I like to try them all. Around here, there are a couple places, and last summer I attempted to try all the different flavors from one of them. Some of them were pretty good. I generally like mango, strawberry (can't go wrong with that!), and passionfruit, but I'm always willing to try other flavors.  

[DarkAngelDaisuke]

plum bubble tea is gross to me haha

i have been to a jap restaurant b4 i just rmember haha

it was yummy haha

tahts all i can say haha  

[metamonkey]

MistuhFieryCat

What are some Korean food anyway?

koreans generally cook barbecue... i think. im not really sure either. someone should google it.  

[AznTrix]

i dunno its kinda half and half  

[Chinese Chami]

Well, For korean food, there's Kalbi, chap che (noodle dish), bulgogi and lots of others. I guess the Japanese and Korean restaurants are fused together in barely any places but my own. XD  

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DarkAngelDaisuke

main viet place i go to serves PHO as the big attraction haha

chinese serve more rice based dishes

korea/ japanese - not sure if furama is one...but their food is american based so bleh haha


RANDOME: I LOVE STRAWBERRY/WATERMELON BUBBLE TEA!!!


BUT I HATE Tapioca seeds


GROSS

furama!!! aha...i used to live by argyle...ahaha...i moved to the suburbs nearby close by tho'

anyways...i love all of the asian restaurants in argyle heehee or in chinatown esh the best!!! i like korean bbq places like garden && sushi places heehee

random: boba!!! my favorite bubble tea flavor is pineapple coconut...&& green tea occassionally

[heehee i managed to find this soybean boba...its in a can i found it funny...tastes good though. lol.  

[h0neybo0]

I always wanted to go eat at a Korean restaurant