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[Trouty]

softy trouty should eat tofu

Tofu is nasty. I hate the texture. It reminds me of vegetarians, too, Mr. Chow.

 

[Trouty]

tbh, chinatown food not so hot
until i ate at a restaurant in rowland heights, i refuse to eat chinese in LA...

You probably went to the wrong places, too. You have to know China Town/K Town.

 

[Ranching]

You probably went to the wrong places, too. You have to know China Town/K Town.

Lol, our Chinese restaurants down here have fajitas, tacos, brisket etc. I don't think it's very authentic.

 

[Trouty]

Lol, our Chinese restaurants down here have fajitas, tacos, brisket etc. I don't think it's very authentic.

That's ******* awesome!!! Lmao!!!

 

[waldoputty]

I also eat a lot in Rowland/Hacienda Heights. Chinatown is more authentic, the former are more accessible.

My best friend, Chris, is married to a Vietnamese girl. We used to go to RH/HH all the time. Mostly for dim sum.

i thought i was ur bff!

i only like cantonese (dimsum is cantonese as u probably know).
i eat dimsum about twice a year - it is ok but would not kill for it.

for family obligations, i have had cantonese in many restaurants in chinatown, alhambara etc.
i dont care for it.
one restaurants in Rowland Heights was decent so i would go back to that one.

i am pretty picky about chinese, i only eat in 1-2 chinese restaurants in SF...
i used to go to Macau twice a year to eat (2007-2011), those were the good times...
actually did not care for the food in Hong Kong... and was taken to many fancy places that were no good...

do u like shabu shabu?

 

[waldoputty]

Lol, our Chinese restaurants down here have fajitas, tacos, brisket etc. I don't think it's very authentic.

chinese style brisket is pretty good
and you can get the peking duck chinese burito

 

[Trouty]

i thought i was ur bff!

i only like cantonese (dimsum is cantonese as u probably know).
i eat dimsum about twice a year - it is ok but would not kill for it.

for family obligations, i have had cantonese in many restaurants in chinatown, alhambara etc.
i dont care for it.
one restaurants in Rowland Heights was decent so i would go back to that one.

i am pretty picky about chinese, i only eat in 1-2 chinese restaurants in SF...
i used to go to Macau twice a year to eat (2007-2011), those were the good times...
actually did not care for the food in Hong Kong... and was taken to many fancy places that were no good...

do u like shabu shabu?

Absolutely looooove shabu shabu. It's one of my guaging dishes to see if the restaurant is any good. Udon being another.

But ramen is my ultimate Japanese dish. But with broth as thick as they can make it (traditional). Many times you have to ask.

 

[waldoputty]

Absolutely looooove shabu shabu. It's one of my guaging dishes to see if the restaurant is any good. Udon being another.

But ramen is my ultimate Japanese dish. But with broth as thick as they can make it (traditional). Many times you have to ask.

have u had fancy shabu at the honda? plaza in Jtown?
that is the closet i have had to something from tokyo

i am so-so with ramen.

 

[Trouty]

@Ranching

You must try Thai. It is the king of Asian cuisine.

Never mind all this that Waldo and I are talking about. You will absolutely love it.

 

[waldoputty]

@Ranching

You must try Thai. It is the king of Asian cuisine.

Never mind all this that Waldo and I are talking about. You will absolutely love it.

coach - now that u mentioned wade, u definitely need to come to LA so little trouty and i can get the real insider info...

we can go for all types of food.

 

[Trouty]

have u had fancy shabu at the honda? plaza in Jtown?
that is the closet i have had to something from tokyo

i am so-so with ramen.

No, I get most of my Japanese food from Lil Tokyo (they serve the best in SoCal) and Culver City.

Yes, I've had fancy shabu, but it isn't the same as traditional.

I don't care for fancy Asian restaurants. I do fancy for Italian/middle eastern/American/Mediterranean/Peruvian/Jamaican (just because there's an amazing spot right down the street from me).

Asian cuisine is always better from the smaller spots (from my experience).

The lone exception being sushi. Sushi I generally eat at nicer spots.

 

[waldoputty]

No, I get most of my Japanese food from Lil Tokyo (they serve the best in SoCal) and Culver City.

Yes, I've had fancy shabu, but it isn't the same as traditional.

I don't care for fancy Asian restaurants. I do fancy for Italian/middle eastern/American/Peruvian/Jamaican (just because there's an amazing spot right down the street from me.

Asian cuisine is always better from the smaller spots (from my experience).

The lone exception being sushi. Sushi I generally eat at nicer spots.

have u been to sushi gen and the shabu restaurant next to it?
love peruvian, indian, fancy greek also

 

[Trouty]

have u been to sushi gen and the shabu restaurant next to it?
love peruvian, indian, fancy greek also

Oh yeah, I eat almost exclusively at fine Indian restaurants. We have some very famous Indian spots nearby, where they attract celebrities from all over.

No, never been to sushi gen.

 

[Ranching]

@Ranching

You must try Thai. It is the king of Asian cuisine.

Never mind all this that Waldo and I are talking about. You will absolutely love it.

coach - now that u mentioned wade, u definitely need to come to LA so little trouty and i can get the real insider info...

we can go for all types of food.

Just don't feed me any dogs! Lol

 

[Trouty]

Just don't feed me any dogs! Lol

**** that! Kegogi, and it's a delicacy in Vietnam.

Blech!

 

[waldoputty]

Oh yeah, I eat almost exclusively at fine Indian restaurants. We have some very famous Indian spots nearby, where they attract celebrities from all over.

No, never been to sushi gen.

i love it but have not been there for a couple years.
the shabu restaurant next to it has japanese beef and is the closest thing to shabu in tokyo i ever had.

 

[waldoputty]

Just don't feed me any dogs! Lol

we had a german-american vip from the army visit in SF once and he ate pigeon
he was gracious enough to say "tell me what i ate after dinner"
same with another vip from north dakota...

 

[waldoputty]

**** that! Kegogi, and it's a delicacy in Vietnam.

Blech!

little trouty,
coach just said no dog
other delicacies are a-ok

 

[Trouty]

we had a german-american vip from the army visit in SF once and he ate pigeon
he was gracious enough to say "tell me what i ate after dinner"
same with another vip from north dakota...

Pigeon is not rare in the US. People hunt wild pigeon all the time.

I can go down the street and get rabbit, Cornish hens, partridge etc.

Not quite dog meat, Waldo. Blech

 

[Ranching]

Pigeon is not rare in the US. People hunt wild pigeon all the time.

I can go down the street and get rabbit, Cornish hens, partridge etc.

Not quite dog meat, Waldo. Blech

Maybe Mr. Chow will like Rocky Mountain oysters?