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Is that joint owned by Chinese people?
Just doesn’t look like anything a Japanese person with self respect would make.
Im sorry but $38 for that is a rip off imo.
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Just doesn’t look like anything a Japanese person with self respect would make.
Im sorry but $38 for that is a rip off imo.
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It reminds me of the “western” food here in Japan. Usually expensive parodies of other countries food that just aren’t done well.
Left-over standing rib roast, steamed broccoli, and 1/3 of a burger made from ground turkey without a bun or other condiments, which my wife added chopped uncured bacon and finely diced jalapeno peppers to (added to mine, anyway).
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Coupley hours from Osaka . Smaller city so not much good restaurants … apart from Japanese food
This is the only food photo I have on my phone udon (I always go nuts on the green onion, chilki seasoning and tempura pieces) and chicken numban, fish sausage tempura …. Cost about US $5.50 free tea…. But ya have to take the plates back the kitchen yourself at these joints.
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Nice. i know Osaka is known for their seafood. besides checking out the last living swordsmiths id like to just go on a food journey.ive been to a very good real traditional sushi bar here in the states but that was a long time ago and these yuppies where i live now wouldnt know anything about thatCoupley hours from Osaka . Smaller city so not much good restaurants … apart from Japanese food
This is the only food photo I have on my phone udon (I always go nuts on the green onion, chilki seasoning and tempura pieces) and chicken numban, fish sausage tempura …. Cost about US $5.50 free tea…. But ya have to take the plates back the kitchen yourself at these joints.
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Worth the trip just for the food… fk I put weight on when I first got here just wanted to try everything.
Osaka > Tokyo imo. Much cooler vibe.
We usually go to the sushi train cause the kids love it and it’s cheap
The swords, hand tools and knives are amazing ! there’s still proper old school craftsmanship available here, it costs a bit more but will last more than one lifetime of use.
Yeah I know.thats why I wanna go.its too bad all the old masters are dying and I don't think these kids got what it takes to be a masterWorth the trip just for the food… fk I put weight on when I first got here just wanted to try everything.
Osaka > Tokyo imo. Much cooler vibe.
We usually go to the sushi train cause the kids love it and it’s cheap
The swords, hand tools and knives are amazing ! there’s still proper old school craftsmanship available here, it costs a bit more but will last more than one lifetime of use.
Any way I dry brine this ribeye I got from Aldi.about $15.turned out real good and tender.i over cooked it a little though but out good. really wanted to grill it.smeared some garlic butter and it's pretty decent.can tell its dried aged
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Not true at all.
Old masters are replaced by new masters as it always has been here. There’s only one way to see this…. In person I think you may be surprised, totally different mindset here compared to say the US or UK
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I've seen those kids in videos.its like only 1 in 5 or something that has the skill to really take over their masters work I think.im pretty sure there aren't many kids even wanting to do it.i could be wrong so I apologize if I am.i only go by what I seeNot true at all.
Old masters are replaced by new masters as it always has been here. There’s only one way to see this…. In person I think you may be surprised, totally different mindset here compared to say the US or UK
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Your good man.
It’s always been a game of attrition to become a master…. We can’t all be masters because then the word loses its meaning right.
YouTube vs being on the ground and speaking the language are two different things. I have no click based incentive just going by what I’ve experienced here.
If ya come over let me know I can try point you in the right direction for what you’re after
thanks.are you Japanese or are you a foreign teacher or something?ive just always been fascinated with Japan. ive studied Ninjutsu almost 30 years and all that stuff.i will never probably own a shinken but in the near future i plan to own a real Japanese iaito. i had a Japanese wakizashi but it got stolen. anyway sorry to go off topic. this place isnt exactly all that lively so i dont think its a big deal. id love to know more and hear your own personal opinion on these thingsYour good man.
It’s always been a game of attrition to become a master…. We can’t all be masters because then the word loses its meaning right.
YouTube vs being on the ground and speaking the language are two different things. I have no click based incentive just going by what I’ve experienced here.
If ya come over let me know I can try point you in the right direction for what you’re after
He is from New Zealand living in japan...
I really didn't know that.
What, you got Aldi Stores in America!?
I really didn't know that.
seriously? we probably have more Aldis than any other country. we literally have almost an Aldi in every town. i really like Aldi but its usually packed and its not that cheap but they have better quality stuff than walmart usually. just bought some organic apples and lemons that are pretty darn goodHe is from New Zealand living in japan...
What, you got Aldi Stores in America!?
dont you live in Japan too Mitsu kun?He is from New Zealand living in japan...
What, you got Aldi Stores in America!?
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no sorry. i dont speak German. my mistakeNo!?
Never noticed the german sub German
Don't be sorry. I mostly navigate the forum clicking 'new posts' so i see all active threads, maybe i thought more people are doing this.
English is easier than german for sure and i say that as a native german speaker. ^^ And English is the world language and we were teached from class 5 - 10 in school.
English is easier than german for sure and i say that as a native german speaker. ^^ And English is the world language and we were teached from class 5 - 10 in school.
yeah, one of my biggest regrets is not learning a second language. i know bits and pieces though. i can pretty much decipher most words in most languages.i even know a little latin.kindaDon't be sorry. I mostly navigate the forum clicking 'new posts' so i see all active threads, maybe i thought more people are doing this.
English is easier than german for sure and i say that as a native german speaker. ^^ And English is the world language and we were teached from class 5 - 10 in school.
