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Frank Kozik
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 Ramos eats food in japan what did you eat? please dont tell me Moss Burger.
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andy
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I had Mos Burger for dinner!
They actually have some pretty decent vegetarian food and great iced tea!
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Frank Kozik
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I have a weakness for the food carts over in the park near the train station . octopus puffs on a stick is like tokyo corndogs man.
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liquidsky
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Frank Kozik wrote: I have a weakness for the food carts over in the park near the train station . octopus puffs on a stick is like tokyo corndogs man. Ever eat fish with the head attached? eeehhh....
Gotta be some challenging food over there...
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Locomoco
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The best part of any fish is the cheeks... little scallop-like treasures of firm tasty fish meat. 
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Frank Kozik
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the only thing I cant handle are the chicken gristle things at the yakitori joint.
evrything else=pretty darn tasty.
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liquidsky
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Locomoco wrote: The best part of any fish is the cheeks... little scallop-like treasures of firm tasty fish meat. puuuuuukkkke
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liquidsky
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Frank Kozik wrote: the only thing I cant handle are the chicken gristle things at the yakitori joint.
evrything else=pretty darn tasty. Lobster tamale (the green liver) ???
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Locomoco
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liquidsky wrote: Locomoco wrote: The best part of any fish is the cheeks... little scallop-like treasures of firm tasty fish meat. puuuuuukkkke It's just like the regular fish meat... sheesh... 
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Frank Kozik
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whenever I go I just eat everything they shove at me and rarely ask questions.
I may have eaten that I dont know.
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locomoto566
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liquidsky wrote: Locomoco wrote: The best part of any fish is the cheeks... little scallop-like treasures of firm tasty fish meat. puuuuuukkkke Oh no, he's right with the exception of some fatty tuna belly!
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Locomoco
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People fight for the fish cheeks...
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Roger
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Every time I go out with my friends there it turns into a game of "let's see what the gaijin will eat." So far I've eaten raw horse and whale cutlet, but passed on the prawn compelte with legs and eyes.
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ratcrtur
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My wife loves to eat the fish cheeks........ I find them hard to eat with that white eyeball staring at you......... 
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locomoto566
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ratcrtur wrote: My wife loves to eat the fish cheeks........ I find them hard to eat with that white eyeball staring at you......... You can halibut cheeks by the pound when in season, just the cheeks, no head. Makes great tempura or bouillabaisse.
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dds3254
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rhinomilk
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my mom and grandfater likes the fish cheek and sucks the eyeballs... sorta grosses me out when they eat that
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Chris Kohler
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Cheeks are the tastiest part. I've eaten live lobster and shrimp but I don't know what else I'd eat that was still alive.
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LamourSupreme
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rhinomilk wrote: my mom and grandfater likes the fish cheek and sucks the eyeballs... sorta grosses me out when they eat that Are they fillipino? Those dudes will eat anything.
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rhinomilk
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LamourSupreme wrote: Are they fillipino? Those dudes will eat anything. no. but my mom did say she tried balut just last week or so and said it wasn't too bad.... i can't get myself to try it
she cooks frog once in awhile.. stuff is cool, it's muscles start pulsing when you put some salt on it... better that chicken
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Locomoco
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plover
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Seeing as we're on the topic, check this link out. I've posted it here before but it is a must read when it comes to culinary adventures.
http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/ca ... eat_it.php
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atease
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yeah i'm looking forward to getting to Japan, but I have no idea what i will eat.
frigging allergic to everything...
um..what is that picture of? it looks like an egg...i'm almost afraid to ask
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rhinomilk
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atease wrote: um..what is that picture of? it looks like an egg...i'm almost afraid to ask balut... some filipino delicasse (sp) a partially developed chicken in an egg
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Locomoco
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rhinomilk wrote: atease wrote: um..what is that picture of? it looks like an egg...i'm almost afraid to ask balut... some filipino delicasse (sp) a partially developed chicken in an egg The veal of poultry...
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