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ActusRhesus posted:Can we back up to $15 dollar ramen? Where the gently caress are you getting $15 ramen? Address plz. http://www.ramenhanabi.com/#home YUM Edit: also legit the best fried rice I've ever had, and I worked in a thai restaurant for 5 years.
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I would probably pay $15 for ramen if the restaurant was known to make phenomenal ramen. But more typically I pay $10 in cash for about a half gallon of pho and call it a day, because even as a theoretical phenomenally wealthy plantation owner I don't just go around lighting money on fire.
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blarzgh posted:http://www.ramenhanabi.com/#home "The best ramen in the Fort Worth area"
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Jan 23, 2019 21:15
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Lived in Japan. The ramen joint I go to is on par. But more like $17 after add ons.
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Vox Nihili posted:I would probably pay $15 for ramen if the restaurant was known to make phenomenal ramen. But more typically I pay $10 in cash for about a half gallon of pho and call it a day, because even as a theoretical phenomenally wealthy plantation owner I don't just go around lighting money on fire. Pho is just vegetable soup fight me
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Jan 23, 2019 21:45
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blarzgh posted:Pho is just vegetable soup fight me It's beef soup.
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Vox Nihili posted:It's beef soup. Its vegetable soup with meat in it sometimes and its bland.
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blarzgh posted:Pho is just vegetable soup fight me And ramen is spaghetti soup.
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blarzgh posted:Its vegetable soup with meat in it sometimes and its bland. I guess it could be considered a sandwich?
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Nice piece of fish posted:I guess it could be considered a sandwich? perma bahn me.
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joat mon posted:And ramen is spaghetti soup. I correlate spaghetti with tomato sauce, and there's no tomato sauce in my ramen. Ramen > pho, but I haven't really had good ramen outside of Hawaii and Japan because I mainly have lived in Texas and Florida otherwise. It's easier to find decent pho than ramen.
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blarzgh posted:Its vegetable soup with meat in it sometimes and its bland. If you ate vegetarian or otherwise vegetable-based pho then you are well and truly damned.
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Jan 23, 2019 22:25
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blarzgh posted:perma bahn me.
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blarzgh posted:Its vegetable soup with meat in it sometimes and its bland. Stupid opinion of someone who's never made pho or eaten good pho.
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Pho is a delicious breakfast that helps alleviate hangovers lickity split. Yakimein is an acceptable substitute if you're still drinking.
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Yakamein is so good and such a hilarious Americanization of street food, I love it.
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Pho is loving amazing I will fight you. Also walked into getting yelled at by court staff thanks to scheduling confusion, walked out with full orders in our favor. I guess I'll take it for a hearing sprung on me last minute.
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Jan 24, 2019 00:10
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Lol at blarzgh being deeply wrong both about human society and Vietnamese soup
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ActusRhesus posted:Can we back up to $15 dollar ramen? Where the gently caress are you getting $15 ramen? Address plz. 
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Jan 24, 2019 01:34
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$1.10 per gyoza huh? And people complain about student loan debt!
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There is so much loving bad (or at least medocre) pho out there. Especially anywhere without a large vietnamese diaspora (aka not the west coast, NOLA, and minneapolis).
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Anybody have a local okonomiyaki place?
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Kawasaki Nun posted:$1.10 per gyoza huh? And people complain about student loan debt! Bougie gyoza
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nm posted:There is so much loving bad (or at least medocre) pho out there. Especially anywhere without a large vietnamese diaspora (aka not the west coast, NOLA, and minneapolis). If ur pho place doesn't have an enormous pot (something you could cook a small child in, minimum) of gurgling broth with big ol' bones and haunches of meat sticking out within line of sight of the seating area then you might as well just grab Popeyes or something because you are not getting the Pho Experience, you are getting Blarzgh's Vegetable Soup. In my experience, the best pho places also generally have a bunch of used heroin needles on the sidewalk outside but that may be coincidental.
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nm posted:There is so much loving bad (or at least medocre) pho out there. Especially anywhere without a large vietnamese diaspora (aka not the west coast, NOLA, and minneapolis). I’m impressed by your ignorance. Large amounts of Vietnamese emigrated to Houston and DFW, not to mention Charlotte and Raleigh North Carolina.
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For the past week I've had a hankering for a shrimp poboy dressed w/ ketchup and hotsauce like they make at Parkway tavern so I looked up a local "Cajun" restaurants and got their version of the classic sandwich and was immediately disappointed and homesick. Owned by middle America again
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Kawasaki Nun posted:For the past week I've had a hankering for a shrimp poboy dressed w/ ketchup and hotsauce like they make at Parkway tavern so I looked up a local "Cajun" restaurants and got their version of the classic sandwich and was immediately disappointed and homesick. Where’d you go to high school
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Oh sweet, sandwich talk. Yesterday I had something called a Debris po’boy (Cajun roast beef, cabbage, pickles, mustard) and gotdam. Top 5 sandwich for sure.
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Debris on grits is top tier drunk/hungover food Today I called a magistrate judge’s office to ask about their preferred format for an informal memo and they picked up the phone and hung up immediately three times...not interested in working if they’re not getting paid I guess.
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Phil Moscowitz posted:Where’d you go to high school Benjamin Franklin High School , the crown jewel of the New Orleans public school system!
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Benjamin Franklin High School , the crown jewel of the New Orleans public school system! I knew you were local. And yes this kid went to the best public school in New Orleans (best school really but don’t tell any of the catlick school folks that) I ate a shrimp po boy at Parkway Saturday before I went tot he race track. I love that place.
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Jan 24, 2019 03:29
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blarzgh posted:perma bahn me. img-noice.jpg
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Phil Moscowitz posted:I knew you were local. And yes this kid went to the best public school in New Orleans (best school really but don’t tell any of the catlick school folks that) Parkway's on the top of my list when I finally come back to NOLA to visit. Been too long.
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Many Vietnamese people I've spoken to tell me that it's easier to get good pho in North America than Vietnam, and North American pho on the whole is better than Vietnamese pho, due to the better availability of high quality beef, both for the rare slices in pho tai and bone for the broth. Cows raised for meat are not generally part of traditional east and southeast Asian cooking, because there is no tradition of cattle ranching there. "Beef" dishes were made with draft oxen butchered after they were no longer able to pull a plow and not good much much other than stew, slow roasts or jerky.
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Throatwarbler posted:Many Vietnamese people I've spoken to tell me that it's easier to get good pho in North America than Vietnam, and North American pho on the whole is better than Vietnamese pho, due to the better availability of high quality beef, both for the rare slices in pho tai and bone for the broth. Cows raised for meat are not generally part of traditional east and southeast Asian cooking, because there is no tradition of cattle ranching there. "Beef" dishes were made with draft oxen butchered after they were no longer able to pull a plow and not good much much other than stew, slow roasts or jerky. Sounds great I do not understand pho.
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Phil Moscowitz posted:Debris on grits is top tier drunk/hungover food I'd seriously murder someone for some decent grits. My grandmother made them by scratch and I've never found a restaurant that served grits that even came close. Sadly, her recipe died with her  quote:Today I called a magistrate judge’s office to ask about their preferred format for an informal memo and they picked up the phone and hung up immediately three times...not interested in working if they’re not getting paid I guess. I'm on the local CJA panel in my district and I've noticed that everyone is a lot less punctual with things since the shutdown. Our normally punctual AUSA's assistants are regularly dropping the ball on timely handing over discovery now. Turns out if you don't pay people for a month their willingness to give a poo poo drops accordingly!
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I went and got $14 ramen back when the shutdown started and I only thought it would last a week or so at most. It tasted like optimism. Now I'm going for the top ramen. Tastes like college.
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El_Elegante posted:I’m impressed by your ignorance. Large amounts of Vietnamese emigrated to Houston and DFW, not to mention Charlotte and Raleigh North Carolina. I feel bad for anyone who fled their country and ends up in Houston.
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Vox Nihili posted:If ur pho place doesn't have an enormous pot (something you could cook a small child in, minimum) of gurgling broth with big ol' bones and haunches of meat sticking out within line of sight of the seating area then you might as well just grab Popeyes or something because you are not getting the Pho Experience, you are getting Blarzgh's Vegetable Soup. Checks out. Pho Tau Bay is out front of Charity and the Claiborne bridge.
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Phil Moscowitz posted:Say what you want about the tenets of democratic socialism, dude, but at least it's an ethos  ActusRhesus posted:Can we back up to $15 dollar ramen? Where the gently caress are you getting $15 ramen? Address plz. What luck it's goon-friendly branding too https://www.quill.com/nissin-cup-noodles-chicken-flavor-ramen-noodle-soup-225-oz-24-count/cbs/51585579.html
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