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#361

In NY? It's cool

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Ekkk...talk about a good case of culture shock. While i cant come on here and talk about how horrible it easy eating dog considering we consume beef

and India finds them sacred. I just cant come to grips knowing that poor Fido just might be the other white meat on my next dinner.....just

It may be a cultural issue but not only ... these animals are treated very badly ...

and usually the carnivorous animal, eats the herbivore... do not eat other carnivorous is the food chain (my englih is badddd)

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In NY? It's cool

There are Japanese grocery stores in New York City. There is also 'Mitsuwa' right outside of it. It's the largest Japanese shopping center in the United States.... so it's micro Japan to me. Lurve it, and lurve the food!

http://www.mitsuwa.com/tenant/eindex.html

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^ Oh haha cool, funny u mentioned the Mitsuwa Marketplace. I actually have been to the one in San Diego before, love that place here as well.

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Whoa~ That would be great if there is one in my place

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^

Are there a lot of Japanese stores in Hong Kong?

^ Oh haha cool, funny u mentioned the Mitsuwa Marketplace. I actually have been to the one in San Diego before, love that place here as well.

Interesting, I never knew that it was a franchise. There are many in California!

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Another reason to love Cali that much more

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Another reason to love Cali that much more

There are only two on the East coast- that one and one in Chicago. There is a small professional Japanese community that work in New York City but they're vastly outnumbered by South Koreans and the Chinese.

I can see how California would have many more locations :=D

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Another reason to love Cali that much more

There are only two on the East coast- that one and one in Chicago. There is a small professional Japanese community that work in New York City but they're vastly outnumbered by South Koreans and the Chinese.

I can see how California would have many more locations :=D

Oh we have a nice little community here too, we call it "Little Tokyo". Love that place too, still no substitute for the real thing but the food always makes me forget that

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^

Are there a lot of Japanese stores in Hong Kong?

^ Oh haha cool, funny u mentioned the Mitsuwa Marketplace. I actually have been to the one in San Diego before, love that place here as well.

Interesting, I never knew that it was a franchise. There are many in California!

Oh year, more like a supermarket.

Sogo, citysuper, Mikiki, etc.

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I have a newfound liking of freshly made Soba (buckwheat noodles). The quality of the noodle is first rate and as a quick, simple dish it's superior to other freshly made noodles. Buckwheat noodles are high in protein, composed of complex carbs, & are much lower in calories than conventional white noodles. So they're unusually filling due to the high protein/complex carb content.

Soba has a faint nutty taste and the noodles are springy.. I keep them in my freezer and preparing them is a 3 minute job..pour boiling water out of water heater, mix with soup base, boil until bubbling, drop soba in, 1 minute...done.! And if you want to, you can prepare it with eggs, meat, vegetables, and whatever you want

The fresh soba is to the right. It is much superior to the dried version.

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#372

Soba is great and good to your Intestine (Y)

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#373

Mouth started salivating the second I saw those noodles

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#374

I just made French toast myself for breakfast and am full now

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^ LOL i was going to make french toast today but there was no syrup.....major bummer.

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#376

I used honey instead

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Soba is great and good to your Intestine (Y)

I feel the opposite way about white pasta..

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#378

I didn't know that but I won't stop having it to satisfy my stomach

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Had some Thai food today

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hummm

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