What's your favorite Japanese food?

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MissingOki

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19 Nov 2003

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• 20 Nov 2003

• #76

Where is yakiniku? Cant be beat!
Sakana Tempura cold from some roadside vendor
BBQ'd Kai fresh outta the ocean ) (Conch shells are the best)
Tako!! with way too much wasabi for your own good
Tonkatsu with just the right amount of sauce on the side ( dont want to get your katsu sauggy )
Gyu sashi with ginger and shoyu

Man i miss those foods

 

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Dindrane

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20 Nov 2003

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• 21 Nov 2003

• #77

I also like it all... though I'm less fond of octopus, usually because of the texture.

I love sushi though, especially, oh my, crunchy spicy tuna rolls. Mmmmm.

 

I love Kakashi

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30 Jan 2004

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• 4 Feb 2004

• #78

My fave Japanese food would be Inari.
I really like moon cakes too although i think they are Chinese.
I especially like Japanese candy.....mmmm.......I like so many it would take along time to list them all.
I like wasabi peas, my Japanese friend says in Japan they eat them with beer kind of like how Americans eat peanuts with beer. I like alot of Japanese food actually, its basically my fave food in general.

 

evasuka

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7 Jan 2004

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• 4 Feb 2004

• #79

i really like wabshabi more
but it goes with sushi and anything else you may want it in
i love spicy foods and rice
that and rice

 

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Old School

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24 Sep 2003

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• 5 Feb 2004

• #80

I don't see takoyaki on the list so I'm boycotting.

As far as horrible Japanese food - konyaku.

 

nihonjintaylor

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2 Jan 2004

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• 5 Feb 2004

• #81

Originally posted by MissingOki
Where is yakiniku? Cant be beat!
Sakana Tempura cold from some roadside vendor
BBQ'd Kai fresh outta the ocean ) (Conch shells are the best)
Tako!! with way too much wasabi for your own good
Tonkatsu with just the right amount of sauce on the side ( dont want to get your katsu sauggy )
Gyu sashi with ginger and shoyu

Man i miss those foods

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I'm with him.. Yakiniku is the best... even though it came from Korea I still think it should be mentioned....

anyways, I'll just pick my second fav, Sukiyaki!

 

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Feral-Darkness

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25 Jan 2004

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• 6 Feb 2004

• #82

dude... You forgot curry...

Currys are like the BEST food ever made =/ I could love off friggin curry.

 

Eternal Wind

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30 Jan 2004

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• 24 Feb 2004

• #83

Mmmmm.i like ramen alot!the noodles and the soup!tasty!

 

Hachiko

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17 Jan 2004

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• 26 Feb 2004

• #84

I voted for Sushi; however, I have a fondness for all the foods listed.
:gulp:

 

cacawate

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22 Jul 2003

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• 26 Feb 2004

• #85

Hmmm. Yeah, there isn't tonkatu. I chose sukiyaki cause I had it once in this nice resturant on the outskirts of Kodaira where my friend's parents paid for our dinner and it came out to 200$!! It was gooood. Although I was this | | close to putting osukiniyaki (joke). We had shabu-shabu too, that ish is delish.

 

Hina00

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20 Mar 2004

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• 21 Mar 2004

• #86

Ramen ^_^ onii-chan luvs it, it's really easy to make ^_^ hehehe ^^

 

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TKNY

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16 Apr 2004

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• 16 Apr 2004

• #87

miso ramen, soooo good...
if you're ever in nyc, stop by rairaiken, it's on 10th st. between 1st and 2nd

 

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playaa

Dog Youkai

15 Jan 2004

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• 16 Apr 2004

• #88

I liked the Gyoza, Udon, Katsu, Teriyaki, and Sukiyaki, Tempura, and some Sushi.

 

Lina Inverse

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29 Apr 2004

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• 1 May 2004

• #89

Of those listed, I like Udon the best!

Concerning the guy who mentioned McDonalds: why the hell would you want to eat that McD factory waste $hit in Japan?

 

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skinsfan

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9 May 2004

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• 9 May 2004

• #90

I cant believe that no one has said yakisoba, I love it gyoza is great too

 

jolan

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5 May 2004

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• 9 May 2004

• #91

My favorite dish is shabu shabu, though choice was difficult because I also love sushi, sashimi, donburi etc...

 

Budderfly

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14 May 2004

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• 14 May 2004

• #92

I love Shabu Shabu, but Teppanyaki and Sushi are close behind it.

I just had Shabu Shabu last weekend.

 

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Bastard

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13 May 2004

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• 20 May 2004

• #93

What about Nagasaki-Chanpon or Nagasaki-saraudon, I really love that those.

 

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bezz

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2 Aug 2003

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• 20 May 2004

• #94

ちゃんぽん・皿うどん

Bastard said:

What about Nagasaki-Chanpon or Nagasaki-saraudon, I really love that those.

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Chﾃｩn Pﾃｭngshﾃｹn, the founder of a Chinese restaurant Shikairo (since 1899) created Champon and sara-udon based on Fﾃｺjiﾃ?n noodle dishes. Photoes here.

 

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Buddha Smoker

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8 Dec 2003

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• 8 Jun 2004

• #95

I'm for Okonomiyaki all the way.... I know it's the wrong smilie but I didn't see one cooking Okonomiyaki on the grill either

 

Haitun

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9 Jun 2004

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• 9 Jun 2004

• #96

sushi!!! udon!!! ramen!!! tempura!!!

almose everything....kekekke....

 

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Buddha Smoker

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8 Dec 2003

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• 9 Jun 2004

• #97

That's what I'm saying...hard to pick honestly...I like all Japanese food.

 

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bezz

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2 Aug 2003

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• 18 Jun 2004

• #98

Lina Inverse said:

Concerning the guy who mentioned McDonalds: why the hell would you want to eat that McD factory waste $hit in Japan?

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It might be worth trying out their local menu such as Teriyaki McBurger that uses pork patty,


or McGrand, their new menu item, perhaps with unsweetened iced oolong tea.

 

Lina Inverse

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29 Apr 2004

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• 18 Jun 2004

• #99

bezz said:

It might be worth trying out their local menu such as Teriyaki McBurger that uses pork patty,

or McGrand, their new menu item, perhaps with unsweetened iced oolong tea.

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I don't think so... a good emetic is still cheaper, even if it's not quite as efficient as eating at McDonalds

 

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Buddha Smoker

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• 18 Jun 2004

• #100

bezz said:

It might be worth trying out their local menu such as Teriyaki McBurger that uses pork patty,

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That Teriyaki McBurger is not that bad. I don't mind to eat one every once in a while which is probably months or so. I'm not a big McDonalds kind of person anyway.