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GYOZA!

So like a home-made version then.   Sounds good to me.

I was avoiding ramen over summer, just too hot, but got back into it the last few weeks. Miso negi. Can't beat it.

Sbarro now in Japan

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AEON SHIMOTSUMA SHOPPING CENTER

FOOD PARK AEON SHIMOTSUMA SHOPPING CENTER 2F

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KICHIJOJI

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MUSASHINO-SHI TOYKO, JPN

 

SHIBUYA

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YOKOSUKA, JPN

 

Had one of these on Sunday at the Kichijoji branch:

pizza5.jpg

 

Very very yummy!

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I like to place 2 pieces of triangular thin crust pizza on top of each other so's the crusts are on the outside. That way, you don't get the topping on your nose and each bite is a double treat of toppings and crust.

 

I also like to let go of the crust that I had been holding. No need to eat that, 'cos there is a lot more pizza to get through.

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Originally Posted By: Mamabear
Sashimi Starter
Wagyu Beef cooked on a volcanic rock.
Warm Sake to wash it all down.

Cho-Oishi!
[Need to go out to dinner more often!]


naughty Don't do the warm sake unless you have not choice. That is inferior stuff.
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I stumbled upon Sbarro in Shibuya last time I was in Tokyo. The calzone type deal that comes with tomato sauce was quite good, but the regular mushroom one was killer. Proper mushroom pizza is all too rare in this country. I'll be back!

 

As for peanut butter, put peanuts in a blender/food processor, add a bit of oil and press on. That's all there is to it and it pisses on anything in a shop. Cheaper too.

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