what are you eating today?

[kH0yA Sw@Gp0o]

 

 

junk food

photo of ba tong ku (not sure if transliteration correct) coupled with thai lays

you in bkk? lol if you are make sure to get those donut-esque things with the pandan dip too

condensed milk is great but pandan dip far more interesting 

oh man i miss thailand

[King Tut]

[ninetynine]

photo of ba tong ku (not sure if transliteration correct) coupled with thai lays

you in bkk? lol if you are make sure to get those donut-esque things with the pandan dip too

condensed milk is great but pandan dip far more interesting 

oh man i miss thailand

 

Those are actually Youtiao, I was going to bring them home and have my girlfriend make soup rice but I ate them too fast lol

 

We have a few Thai markets by me so I can get whatever I want, but I wouldn't mind being in bkk right now

[ninetynine]

 

(clockwise) Blueberry Doughseed, Peanut Butter Banana, Vanilla Bean, Rose Doughseed, Blueberry Cake

 

[jsn]

[jsn]

*edit: double post

Edited July 2, 2013 by jsn

[wolfpussy]

what on earth is a compost cookie

[wahwho11]

(clockwise) Blueberry Doughseed, Peanut Butter Banana, Vanilla Bean, Rose Doughseed, Blueberry Cake

 

but what kind of tea?

[ninetynine]

Green Tea is pretty much all she drinks, whenever I say something about it she starts yelling at me for drinking too much coffee

[willy cheesesteak]

what on earth is a compost cookie

http://www.shopmilkbar.com/shipping/shop/compost-cookie/

[WillKhitie]

 

Had this again. Dry toss egg noodle variant + two Lumpia bowls (a: Chorizo and porkfloss, b: Sambal and fried wantons).

 

Probably the best meal you can have for the price. Roughly comes out to 11 USD. 

[WillKhitie]

 

Nth attempt at making this better. Organic eggs, exact ratio of 70-50% chocolate. 

 

 

Still chillin.

Edited July 6, 2013 by WillKhitie

[jsn]

Local version of the Cronut hype

 

[rirawin]

Went to the opening of Shake Shack UK and ordered...

 

Double smoke stack, shake stack (highlight), big blend, concrete jungle (another highlight), shackmeister sausage, cheese fries and fifty/fifty to wash it all down, for two.

 

 

 

How we roll in the UK...

 

 

No free sunglasses or eco-bag but we did end up with a pair of these...

 

[CronutEh]

From my ny trip a couple weeks back:

Cronut from Ansel.  The DKA was a lot better, tbh

 

 

Smoke shacks from Shack Shack

 

 

Coffin bao from Baohaus: bao stuffed with fried chicken and topped with chili condensed milk syrup, crushed peanuts, Taiwanese red sugar, and cilantro.

 

 

 

Los Perros Locos, bottom to top

Amerro-Perro

Spicy Spicy Mango

Locas Salchipapas

 

Edited July 7, 2013 by CronutEh

[gettoasty]

http://www.shopmilkbar.com/shipping/shop/compost-cookie/

 

If you got more links like this you should post up or create a thread. I can't eat this stuff but i think these would make great gifts etc. cool to be able to order online and sample. just a thought 

[t3hcoke]

 

Nth attempt at making this better. Organic eggs, exact ratio of 70-50% chocolate. 

 

 

Still chillin.

what is this

[WillKhitie]

^ cookie dough.

 

Continuing the theme of this page, here's our local Shake Shack copy. Too bad the Filipino food thread is dead.

 

 

Serves decent burgers – enough to have people get over their qualms about the logo rip.

 

 

 

One of hree of these tostadas (fish, shrimp and lengua).

 

 

Mint chocolate pudding.

 

 

Grilled corn tempura. 

Edited July 9, 2013 by WillKhitie

[ninetynine]

 

Prosciutto, Mozzarella, Roasted Red Peppers, Black Olive Spread & Balsamic Vinegar on Semolina

Edited July 8, 2013 by ninetynine

[ninetynine]

 

Al Pastor, Carnitas w/ grilled Sweet Onion

[ninetynine]

 

Eggplant Parmesan

Personal Pizza (well done)

[Layne]

^ mother of god that looks delicious.

 

also i realized dudes on sufu are all about some shake shack.

 

+

 

i would do things to that sandwich up there that parents warn their children about

Edited July 11, 2013 by Layne

[ksisouk]

From my ny trip a couple weeks back:

 

Smoke shacks from Shack Shack

Have you tried Super Duper in the SF area? If yes, how does it compare? Damn it looks good though.

[Vampyrvargfesten]

i personally think shake shack is better than super duper

[dimmak]

Tried making indian food for my first time.

 

[CronutEh]

Have you tried Super Duper in the SF area? If yes, how does it compare? Damn it looks good though.

 

I've had Super Duper a few times. I like Shake Shack's burgers and shakes/custard a lot more.  

 

There's a few other popular places around SF like Nopa/Umami, but I haven't had had either.  If you have the chance, get a Bula Burger from Pearle's in Mill Valley.

Edited July 12, 2013 by CronutEh

[riffraff]

String Cheese, Strawberries, and Nuts & Grains

[ksisouk]

I've had Super Duper a few times. I like Shake Shack's burgers and shakes/custard a lot more.  

 

There's a few other popular places around SF like Nopa/Umami, but I haven't had had either.  If you have the chance, get a Bula Burger from Pearle's in Mill Valley.

I've had Umami Burger down here in socal and I think it's just so-so. I generally don't like gourmet type burgers. Umami's had too much ketchup (ended up being a bit on the sweet side) and expensive for what you get. Looking up Nopa on yelp it would probably fit the gourmet type burger. Pearle's on the other hand looks good. Super Duper is my favorite burger though, so if you're saying shake shack is better, I have to find a way to get to New York.

[Raw Selvedge]

Speaking of umami burgers, I just found this pic on my phone from sometime last year I think, it was voted Australia's best burger for 2011. 

 

"Umami Burger – 200g Wagyu and Angus beef cooked to medium rare, Umami rub, brown mushroom sauce, gruyere, caramelised onions, oven roasted tomato and a parmesan crisp between a sweet brioche bun."

 

From the review:

When everyone is jamming Wagyu into their burgers as a fancy wallet emptying tactic, he stops and reconsiders, telling us that a “100% Wagyu pattie has no place in a burger. You end up losing a lot of beefy flavoursâ€. By mixing his Wagyu with Angus Beef he is able to achieve the best of both worlds – the fatty softness of the Wagyu whilst delivering the beefy kick of the Angus.

 

Full details here:

http://theburgeradventure.com/2012/02/the-burger-of-the-year-2011/

 

It was really good but I think since the pattie was so big it's really quite heavy and made me think of it as something you have only once in a while.

After eating it, you won't feel like such a big burger for a while lol.

 

 

[rirawin]

umami and five guys are mediocre and overpriced. there's way better you can get in la for around the same price.

 

never had shake shack but people i know tell me in-n-out's better. just gotta see for myself i guess.

 

I've had Shake Shack at Madison Square Park and In-N-Out in LA and Vegas, up until now I preferred In-N-Out, but after having Shake Shack in the UK... I think I now prefer Shake Shack. However, I will say the hot dogs they serve up aren't worth it at all.

 

Will try Five Guys when I'm next in London as queuing for one burger joint was enough for one weekend.

Edited July 13, 2013 by rirawin