Favorite Japanese food ... The sticky

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  1. ASSEMbler

    ASSEMbler Administrator Staff Member

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    I know it's so common, but Tonkatsu with heaps of finely shaved cabbage.... heavenly.
     
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    sashimi - tuna or salmon I'll go nut :smt023
     
  3. Omar

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    Cold Tenzaru Udon/Soba.

    Orgasmic.
     
  4. AntiPasta

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    You'll hate me for this, but I really enjoyed McDonald's Teriyaki Burger - only available in Japan AFAIK.
    But I was quite low on food budget and finding a cheap restaurant isn't terribly easy without kanji knowledge (save for Isakaya but there food isnt always very traditional Japanese), so I didn't even get around to eating Tonkatsu or Sushi even though I tried. Oh and I also recommend a Yakitoriya :smt045
     
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    Beef Gyuudon and Miso soup.

    Salmon, Maguro, or Shiromi sushi

    and of course... Pocky.

    The green tea variety is insanely magnificent.
     
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    Spam musubi... err never mind I think that's more of a Hawaiian thing. :smt043
     
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    Never had any actual food, but I've had Fran, and it's like some sort of... thing... that tastes really really... good. I'm not good with imagery, but you get what I mean!
     
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    first kitchen ...yami
     
  10. Calpis

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    Unagidon or some California-only sushi ;)
     
  11. gamergary

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    Vanilla Pocky, Yakitori, Beef ramen and sukiyaki are some japanese foods that I like.
     
  12. Funk Buddy

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    Does anyone like mochi? I tired it once with a red bean paste inside and didn't care for it much.
     
  13. Calpis

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    I like omochi, the oldfashioned type, not with icecream or anything. I don't like stuff with beanpaste either nor do I like onigiri/omusubi with pickled plum. Rice stuff is always best accompanied with noritama sprinkles :D
     
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    Is "noritama sprinkles" the seaweed/sesame seed stuff?
     
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    You know... the one thing I was really bummed out about when I got news that I would have to move was not being able to drink CC Lemon after a vicious night of boozing. But, low and behold... there's like 4-5 shops on the island that sell it!

    Try it. Stock up a 2-liter. Go boozing one night. First thing when you wake up w/ that cotton-mouth and headache, throw down about half the bottle. It rocks.
     
  17. Funk Buddy

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    Have you been to Shirokiya in Ala Moana mall? I spent quite a bit of time trying samples they have set out upstairs. I bought some Kimchi salmon and those little crabs with a kind of sweet coating.
     
  18. dj898

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    okonomiyage

    this is one of my speciality too!
    I make one at least once a month for missus...
    and those square frying pan comes in handy as well. :p

    there's Daimaru department store in Melbourne and at its basement a take way shop sells the okonomiyage and it's not bad... every time I'm in Melbourne I usually hit the store to get some...
    not sure it's still there coz it's almost 12 months since I've been there.

    cheers
     
  19. Calpis

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    You mean okonomiyaki? I don't care for it that much :\
     
  20. dj898

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    yep!
    well I make seafood one with lots of gatsuobushi(?) shaving on top...
     
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