▀▄▀▄Japanese foods.▀▄▀▄

[daniG0rawr]

yeshyesh

I suppose you could make it, but I'm better off buying it, I think - if you know how to make tea, you're probably already one step in. And I've seen cocktail shakers being involved, so maybe that comes into it... but otherwise, I'm ignorant of how to go about making it.
Oh, and you can buy the tapioca pearls and cook them, I guess - and at bbt stores, they generally soak them in sugar water/syrup in order to keep them from sticking and also to sweeten them to some extent. But yeah - that's all I know haha, if that can be called knowledge.

wats a bbt store..and where do u buy bubble tea..in like cans...  

[yeshyesh]

@ OfCourseImAwesome: it does seem the kind of thing that the Japanese or the maybe the Koreans would come up with, hee. Ohwell. Okonomiyaki is kind of like a savoury pancake, usually with a lot of shredded cabbage, cheese or octopus (well, that's what my teacher used to put in mine) but 'okono' means 'as you like' so I guess you can put whatever you want in it. We usually topped it off with japanese mayonnaise, okonomiyaki sauce (or in our case, barbecue sauce ^^) and cuttle fish flakes.

@fanboy: a bbt (bubbletea) store is basically a store that sells it, I guess. In Perth, we have Utopia which is like a franchise store that does it... I think they might have Utopia in America? And no, I don't think you can get it in cans - that'd be kind of wierd. Generally, it'll get served to you in a glass or in a plastic cup with the big fat straw to suck up the sago/tapioca pearls. At Utopia though, you don't have to get normal sago - you can get sago that's been injected with chocolate, or jelly, or pudding.  

[undacuva_druid]

I don't like asian foods sad

My only addition to this subject is:
We went out for lunch and yesh got "Karaage Don" and the other friend asked about it's name and yesh told her about the Karaage sauce or something, so she asked "then what is the 'Don'". I quickly replied "the head of the mafia" hehe. Sorry... back on topic...  

[daniG0rawr]

yeshyesh

@ OfCourseImAwesome: it does seem the kind of thing that the Japanese or the maybe the Koreans would come up with, hee. Ohwell. Okonomiyaki is kind of like a savoury pancake, usually with a lot of shredded cabbage, cheese or octopus (well, that's what my teacher used to put in mine) but 'okono' means 'as you like' so I guess you can put whatever you want in it. We usually topped it off with japanese mayonnaise, okonomiyaki sauce (or in our case, barbecue sauce ^^) and cuttle fish flakes.

@fanboy: a bbt (bubbletea) store is basically a store that sells it, I guess. In Perth, we have Utopia which is like a franchise store that does it... I think they might have Utopia in America? And no, I don't think you can get it in cans - that'd be kind of wierd. Generally, it'll get served to you in a glass or in a plastic cup with the big fat straw to suck up the sago/tapioca pearls. At Utopia though, you don't have to get normal sago - you can get sago that's been injected with chocolate, or jelly, or pudding.

where do u live..i wish we had more japanesse stuff here...  

[yeshyesh]

Hee, in Australia - and we're pretty multicultural (though I'm sure America is also) so we have food from pretty much every single nationality.  

[daniG0rawr]

yeshyesh

Hee, in Australia - and we're pretty multicultural (though I'm sure America is also) so we have food from pretty much every single nationality.

the only places where u can find real japanese foods r in china towns in big citys......i only have panda express...  

[yeshyesh]

We do have places like ChinaTown... but there's really no point, because there are Asian restaurants everywhere, anyway. Just like pretty much every other nationality, ha. You can find anything, really.  

[daniG0rawr]

i was up in canada and the chinese ppl were running like every restaurant..

Itailian
American
Greek
etc....  

[yeshyesh]

Ha, that would be true for us also... and maybe typical of most places - we Asians are a profiteering lot, hehe.  

[ni hao elaine]

@ yesh; Japanese mayo?
:automatically thinks of Hijikata:
Is that different from normal mayo?

@fb; Yeah, go Chinese people!

 

[yeshyesh]

OfCourseImAwesome

@ yesh; Japanese mayo?
:automatically thinks of Hijikata:
Is that different from normal mayo?

It is, actually. It tastes different... I'm not a food connoisseur, so I can't really describe it ^^ It's better, IMO, anyway. Also: Hijikata?  

[daniG0rawr]

yeshyesh

Ha, that would be true for us also... and maybe typical of most places - we Asians are a profiteering lot, hehe.

i have noticed that......

 

[ni hao elaine]

yeshyesh

OfCourseImAwesome

@ yesh; Japanese mayo?
:automatically thinks of Hijikata:
Is that different from normal mayo?

It is, actually. It tastes different... I'm not a food connoisseur, so I can't really describe it ^^ It's better, IMO, anyway. Also: Hijikata?

From Gintama. (:
He's someone who loves mayo to the point of obsession.

 

[Melisciose22]

fanboy360

GREEN TEA ICE CREAM!!!!!!!!

CRAB SUSHI ROLLS

RAMEN/KIMCHI SOUP

GREEN TEA!!!

yummmy yummy yummy!!


i love reen tea icecream and soft shell crab rollss....so yummy

when i go i always order rainbow roll...i really love salmon....but sis u guys know tuna has a lot of mercury in it we arent suppose to eat so much