Greji wrote:Bird, I hate to hear that about the FCC. Many years ago, in their old site by the old American Pharmacy in Marunouci, the FCC had a renown kitchen and was where the elite would meet.
Why haven't they been able to keep it up?
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Greji wrote:Bird, I hate to hear that about the FCC. Many years ago, in their old site by the old American Pharmacy in Marunouci, the FCC had a renown kitchen and was where the elite would meet.
GomiGirl wrote:Tac has a newish F&B manager and a new head of the American Room (Is that the fine dining restuarant? - I forget) - well they are new since you left town. The food is not too bad these days and it does have an impressive wine list.
ichigo partygirl wrote:There has just been a New Zealand Cafe opened in Roppongi which is serving NZ beer, wine, icecream and burgers amongst other things. Ive heard its a pretty cool place. Its been funded partly by the tourism board so the food should be of a high standard.
http://www.travelcafe.co.jp/e/store/index.shtml
Samurai_Jerk wrote:I think the US government needs to come up with a panel that authenticates burger restaurants. ...
Taro Toporific wrote:
Yeah, that looks exactly like the diners I remember in America, especially the concrete plant boxes.. ]http://www.fuckedgaijin.com/forums/images/vbimghost/1845df8d894e511.jpg[/img]Mulboyne wrote:
...wants to recreate some of that taste and atmosphere.
Is 'Maroyaa Burger' the name of it? If so, were you planning on having a coronary 'suicide party'?Taro wrote:An 800g "mayoraa" burger that's had at least 150cc of mayonnaise served in wax paper bowl-envelop for 1750yen.
It's the "mayoraa" burger Taro, what do you expect, no mayo?Taro Toporific wrote:An 800g "mayoraa" burger that's had at least 150cc of mayonnaise served in wax paper bowl-envelop for 1750yen.
Doctor Stop wrote:Ah. Of the 800g, how much of it was meat and/or meat by-products?
Mulboyne wrote:These pictures were destined for the Random Nihonjin thread but seem more appropriate here:
A fast-food shop here has taken the humble hamburger to culinary heights with the introduction of the foie gras burger. The foie gras burger sells for 1,350, 1,400 or 1,450 yen at the "Classic Burger" shop in Fukuoka's Hakata-ku. The 27-year-old manager of the shop developed the idea to attract more customers to the local shopping area. An official of the shop said that the foie gras burger tastes best when eaten hot.
Doctor Stop wrote:As opposed to all other burgers that taste better cold?
Doctor Stop wrote:As opposed to all other burgers that taste better cold?
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