Eating out: Time to try a classy genuine Japanese meal in style

[asif1986]

Eating out: Time to try a classy genuine Japanese meal in style - Newspaper - DAWN.COM

 

[Aepsilons]

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[IsaacNewton]

I thought sushi was not a traditional japanese mean, rather just "fast food".

 

[Aepsilons]

I thought sushi was not a traditional japanese mean, rather just "fast food".

lol, Americans really popularized Sushi to new heights. Sushi buffets , for example, are typically found around the United States. I always find it entertaining that most of these Sushi restaurants are either owned and operated by , drum roll please, Chinese folks, lol.

In fact many of these so called "authentic Japanese Hibachi" places are owned or operated by Chinese workers.

A typical conversation between me and some of the waitresses goes like this:

Nihonjin: Nihongo o hanashimasuka ?

Waitress: **laugh loud** , oh no, i don't speak Japanese, I'm Chinese...!!

Nihonjin: *grins* Ah....you like working in Japanese restaurant?

Waitress: **grinning more** i like the tip. **simles**

Nihonjin: Want to get ice cream later?

Waitress: **grin, and exchanges numbers***




LOL.

@IsaacNewton

Eating out: Time to try a classy genuine Japanese meal in style - Newspaper - DAWN.COM

You need to try more authentic Japanese meals, buddy. As in, try more Northern Japanese cuisines !

A hearty , hearty meal !

Food for champs! LOL!

 

[Rau]

Looking awesome..
I know each cuisine should eat only with respective style....But about style my problem is that till I lick my finger at end of meal my heart dosnt feel satisfied....Don't take it wrong..

 

[Aepsilons]

Looking awesome..
I know each cuisine should eat only with respective style....But about style my problem is that till I lick my finger at end of meal my heart dosnt feel satisfied....Don't take it wrong..

Oh man, i know exactly what you mean. After a hearty meal of Butter chicken and Chicken tikka masala, i always , always, feel well fed. Specially when you dip gracious amount of garlic nan with the chicken tikka masala sauce? O Lordy Lordy ! May i have some more?

LOL

 

[Gufi]

You need to try more authentic Japanese meals, buddy. As in, try more Northern Japanese cuisines !

You want to tell us the names as well .... This looks good, wonder if one can even get it in Pakistan.. Sigh I guess I will have to give the usmle just to try those buffets you talk about

Oh man, i know exactly what you mean. After a hearty meal of Butter chicken and Chicken tikka masala, i always , always, feel well fed. Specially when you dip gracious amount of garlic nan with the chicken tikka masala sauce? O Lordy Lordy ! May i have some more?

CRUEL @Armstrong look what he is doing in Ramadan

 

[Aepsilons]

CRUEL @Armstrong look what he is doing in Ramadan

oh im so sorry, bro. >_< ''

 

[Gufi]

oh im so sorry, bro. >_< ''

I am joking, please it was not serious. I rarely eat as it is, food and I do not get along.... I still want to know the names of those dishes you posted... I have to eat authentic Japanese again soon, I miss Saudi there are lots of Japanese restaurants there

 

[Aepsilons]

I am joking, please it was not serious. I rarely eat as it is, food and I do not get along.... I still want to know the names of those dishes you posted... I have to eat authentic Japanese again soon, I miss Saudi there are lots of Japanese restaurants there

You don't eat food? You need to move to the US and close to me, so I can force you to eat with me, lol. Promise you'll gain weight after 1 month LOL!

>_<''


PS. I love to eat.

 

[Rau]

Oh man, i know exactly what you mean. After a hearty meal of Butter chicken and Chicken tikka masala, i always , always, feel well fed. Specially when you dip gracious amount of garlic nan with the chicken tikka masala sauce? O Lordy Lordy ! May i have some more?

LOL

Indian food in US miles away in taste from authentic desi food...it mostly onion curry...and taste blant...

 

[Gufi]

You don't eat food? You need to move to the US and close to me, so I can force you to eat with me, lol. Promise you'll gain weight after 1 month LOL!

>_<''


PS. I love to eat.

I have reduced foodies here to snivelling babies begging me to let them eat Fasting is a normal thing for me, I eat once a day if I feel like it or else a glass or Ensure keeps me going(liquid nutrition). I only eat things which are new or unique, and sadly I have tried most restaurants in my vicinity now.
As for moving to the US, Thank you for the offer but if I started my residency again in the US, I would disappear... 16 hrs shifts again I am thinking of a 6 month contract for the Maldives, the pay is not good, but the Islands can be my vacation.

 

[Aepsilons]

Indian food in US miles away in taste from authentic desi food...it mostly onion curry...and taste blant...

LOL! really? I've a good friend my buddy Awtar, usually he and I and some of our good friends do a cooking night once a month. We go over to each other's house and we all cook our specialty dishes from our native countries. So i usually do something either Japanese lamb dishes, and curry (they usually demand i make it, and i hate to toot my own horn but i know how to cook ...lol ). Its a mini feast, really, because there's at least 7-8 dishes , and there's so much.

One Indian / Pakistani dish that i can't have enough of is Chicken or Lamb Karahi.......that's like my soul food....

hohohoho!!

 

[LowPost]

lol, Americans really popularized Sushi to new heights. Sushi buffets , for example, are typically found around the United States. I always find it entertaining that most of these Sushi restaurants are either owned and operated by , drum roll please, Chinese folks, lol.

In fact many of these so called "authentic Japanese Hibachi" places are owned or operated by Chinese workers.

A typical conversation between me and some of the waitresses goes like this:

Nihonjin: Nihongo o hanashimasuka ?

Waitress: **laugh loud** , oh no, i don't speak Japanese, I'm Chinese...!!

Nihonjin: *grins* Ah....you like working in Japanese restaurant?

Waitress: **grinning more** i like the tip. **simles**

Nihonjin: Want to get ice cream later?

Waitress: **grin, and exchanges numbers***

Funnily enough I ran across Laotians and Vietnamese who work in Chinese restaurants as well.