Food

I've never eaten that before!

It reminds me much of the "Secret Sauce" in the Big Mac, (which is mayo/thousand island dressing)

Almost forgot to note, if u ever do have a combo from In & Out burger ask for animal style fries.

They add cheese then caramelized onions and for the kicker a nice dressing spread on top. Definitely not your boring traditional fries anymore folks

Oh, WOW! Those look good (says the pregnant woman )

Does look very similar and in taste to the Bic Mac special sauce. All i can say is "EAT IT" when u get the chance.

Ohhh o.....looks like i better order a serving for yours forever

Is it a kind of salad or?

No, it's like.... chicken with enchilada sauce and tortillas, or my mom uses tortilla chips and you can either roll them in the tortillas or you can layer the stuf like a lasagna. It's soooooooo good. My mom makes and AMAZING one! Come to America! I will give you so much good food you'll be huge by the time you leave

It sounds interesting dear, I'd like to try if I can take some days off to US to play with your lil princess

Have either of you been to San Diego. In this area by Mission Beach, they have places with enlarged food They have a $40 pizza that is 40 inches big!!!! And you walk a little further down, they have 18 inch subs I tried the subs, not the big one, but it was good. I want to try the pizza next time. I'll have to bring some people who can eat lots of pizza though

I can only eat 2 pieces of pizza and 1 burger for the most, that's enough to make my tummy huge

^You will just have to find that time then.

4) Chinese food

Beijing:

Peking Duck (This is eaten with pancake)

I Seriously wanna try that once, never did so far

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ShangHai:

Mung Bean sheets with shredded chicken

is that peanut sauce on that?

Shanghai fried noodles (Y)

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(Y)

maybe I've tried the Shanghai dumplings before, too, but I'm not sure

^a wild guess leads me to say congee...

hahaha, what? I hate congee

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Oh really... wonder why all people talked about congee so much?

you like japanese food?

what a rare sight in HK

Congee is like rice, the major staple food in China, but that doesn't mean we LOVE it

Actually congee is originally tasteless, we always eat it in breakfast (with other side dish) and when we were sick

I think you have to ask more about that from your gf, MOST of us, more than 80% of HK people LOVE Japanese food

Btw, I love pasta Your food look yum

thanks,

actually that was meant ironically about the japanese food

my gf is crazy about sushi and many japanese stuff

I've tried some dishes, too, but actually forgot the names

friday's dinner:

saturdays's dinner:

^Then you're more luckier than those who haven't tried that before

some xo sauce noodles with beef I cooked the other day

^ that looks absolutely delicious

What about a nice piece of cheesecake ehhhh?

had a boston creme cupcake for dessert:

^ You guys are making me want some dessert

^ You guys are making me want some dessert

oh gosh, I mustn't torture your any longer then?

Haha. Are you going to come make me some dessert Cult Icon

Haha. Are you going to come make me some dessert Cult Icon

Lyon would know about this, too, but the Asian"Mochi" dessert is quite good- if you manage to get near a chinese or japanese restaurant I urge you to try it! (in case you haven't yet!)

It's exotic ice creams (great tea, black sesame flavor, etc.) wrapped with a coating. It works out pretty well, in my view- the coating enhances the ice cream quite well

Haha. Are you going to come make me some dessert Cult Icon

Lyon would know about this, too, but the Asian"Mochi" dessert is quite good- if you manage to get near a chinese or japanese restaurant I urge you to try it! (in case you haven't yet!)

Ohh hell ya i love "Mochi". For the longest time i had no idea they had Ice Cream Mochi, a must try indeed. My fav flavor by far is the Green Tea Mochi

Ohh hell ya i love "Mochi". For the longest time i had no idea they had Ice Cream Mochi, a must try indeed. My fav flavor by far is the Green Tea Mochi

I liked green tea ice cream (first class Japanese restaurant quality) so much that I put order to the vendor for a 5 gal. Guests love it!

I'm definitely coming to America.

And ILUVAdrianaLima :persuazn: Did you know it was barely impossible to find cheesecake in France ?

I miss it sooo so much

From this point on i will have whats called the "Homer Drool Scale" from 1-5 in personally rating how delicious a food is.

Dessert Mochi (Green Tea Flavor) 4 out 5 Homers