What I Eat

food trip - going to places, eating food, having fun.. almost everytime alone. :-P

this is the story of my adventure with one of my favorite things in the world, food!!

If you have stories/rumors about good food around, please share it with us. ^^ You can leave your contact in any of the disqus comments (I will still have to find a good tagboard, sorry -_-)

Permalink Cookie caramel pie from Starbucks ^^ “starbucks endulgence” Nov 17 2011
Permalink Free Black Forest Sampler cake from Starbucks!! I’m in for the treat :-) November 16 2011
Permalink Ichiran ramen Famous tonkotsu ramen in here in Yokohama!! My dinner for the day Nov 5 2011
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Permalink Cream O.. Chocolate-coconut flavor I got this as a souvenir from a friend who went to Thailand for a visit. Honestly, this flavor fusion gave me wide eyes. However, tasting it though is different. It was sooo good. Unlike the normal cream o I used to have, chocolate is on top of the cookie, coconut syrup is placed on one edge of the cookie which is good since you don’t want the cookie too loose its chocolatetyness by letting the coconut dominate the taste. I hope they have on one these though here or else I have to wait before I can have one more taste. Sigh
Permalink At Tesshou, a Tsuke-men ramen in Shin Yokohama It was a cold winter that day so my colleagues and i decided to try out a ramen shop in the neighborhood. So we picked this one, it’s a Tsuke-men ramen house. Tsuke-men literally means “with ramen”. You are usually served with a ramen set with its soup separated from the ramen. You basically dip the ramen on to the soup stock and eat it. What is special about this store is the volume of the bowl. It’s almost the size of a wash bin (actually it’s probably the size of the wash bin come to think of it). One service can feel 3 persons, IMO. We didn’t know that when we ordered the set so we have to struggle in finishing the bowl. I was able to manage to eat most of the ramen in the bowl but it’s still enough to 1 person. The soup and the ramen is mediocre but the volume, well, it’s special. If you want to challenge yourself into a food eating competition, go to this place and you won’t be disappointed. Another plus points in this restaurant too is that the price of this huge set is no more than 1000 yen (about $10 dollars) Taken sometime winter of 2010
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