It tastes just like regular boba to me!
Why do you have a love/hate relationship with bubble tea
It's too sweet!
It tastes just like regular boba to me!
Why do you have a love/hate relationship with bubble tea
So who's ready to eat a crapton of food tomorrow night
I generally don't like sweet stuff that make my teeth rot. I do enjoy milk tea from time to time though. Without tapioca.
So who's ready to eat a crapton of food tomorrow night
I hope y'all appreciate pink boba
Also, sincerely hope that everyone had a good weekend . JUST SAYING HI TO ALL MY FELLOW YELLOWS (and browns).
Why just tomorrow night? Gonna be feasting for a while.
Din Tai Fung, Au79...were you guys in Arcadia?I hope y'all appreciate pink boba
Also, sincerely hope that everyone had a good weekend . JUST SAYING HI TO ALL MY FELLOW YELLOWS (and browns).
Holy moly, was it legit!
So, we went there (no pics, sorry), and it is probably the best shabu shabu I've had. It was like getting shabu shabu and omakase at the same time.
I got the A5 Wagyu beef, and my wife got the beef and seafood combination, with clam, oyster, A5 Wagyu beef, and live king crab replacing the frozen king crab. The beef had the consistency of butter.
They started us off with kanpachi, a soup, and crab meat chawanmushi, and after that we had our main course, followed by udon and rice soup, followed by creme brulee and banana pie with ice cream for dessert.
They even gave my wife a flower for Valentine's Day (which is awesome because I fucked up and didn't get flowers)!
The bill, though? After everything, it was $355--definitely one of the most expensive meals for two I've had.
Looks tasty. Too bad the eggs are hard boiled, I much prefer a medium boiled egg myself.
Try metal chopsticks.
Oh snap! That's my hometown!Yeah we were! Partner was visiting me and I wanted XLB and boba.
This thread's show is on tonight.
Try metal chopsticks.
Been debating that too, might go for a pair next time I'm looking at them.
There's actually a school in San Francisco who took away President's Day and combined it with New Years to give them this Thursday and Friday off. Though parents who got Presidents Day off were complaining about it. (Normally they do get a day off for New Years though I think, regardless. Just bad timing this year)Schools should get off for New Year's
Those flat metal chopsticks are the worst
It's not the metal I mind. It's the flatness. I have an old pair of lacquered ones IRead up on how disposable chopsticks are made.
I'd make the thread if y'all want?
Also, anyone want to do the honors and start a troll thread tomorrow? Just start a Happy New Year thread without explaining it and see how long before someone thinks you're drunk. The other year, it was like the first reply. It wasn't until someone explained it that some of the others knew it was Chinese New Year.
I've always thought it was interesting how that phrase got lost in translation. "Gung hay fat choy" doesn't technically mean Happy New Year yet it somehow became that definition due to the frequency of use.Those poor, ignorant, well-meaning people. hahahahaha
Holy shit guys.
My coworker (the only white person) in an all-CHINESE company:
<redacted>: yesssss
my roomie wants me to tell you "chuc mung nam moi"
Sent at 12:20 PM on Wednesday
me: ?
i think that's vietnamese
i am not vietnamese so unfortunately i have no idea what that says lol
me: is your roommate vietnamese?
Sent at 12:27 PM on Wednesday
<redacted>: nope, white and blonde lol
But oh my god.
Oh my god.
Those poor, ignorant, well-meaning people. hahahahaha
I..... lol. I love her, she's really sweet, but she can be a little (unintentionally?) clueless.
Sure, great idea. I'll do it.
I've always thought it was interesting how that phrase got lost in translation. "Gung hay fat choy" doesn't technically mean Happy New Year yet it somehow became that definition due to the frequency of use.
It's also Cantonese. In Mandarin, it's closer to "Gong xi fah tsai."I've always thought it was interesting how that phrase got lost in translation. "Gung hay fat choy" doesn't technically mean Happy New Year yet it somehow became that definition due to the frequency of use.
Oh, we will share food with you.
YOU WILL EAT UNTIL YOU ARE STUFFED.
THEN WE WILL FEED YOU SOME MORE.
/asianlove
It's also Cantonese. In Mandarin, it's closer to "Gong xi fah tsai."
The trick is that, unless you know what language/dialect your intended recipient speaks, it's probably better to just use English.
Edit: Of course the guy who bangs Chinese wives makes the thread. How fitting.
Oh, we will share food with you.
YOU WILL EAT UNTIL YOU ARE STUFFED.
THEN WE WILL FEED YOU SOME MORE.
/asianlove
Ooh what game
I'm just chilling with my parents. Was going to Disneyland today but decided to hang with my parents.
I've always thought it was interesting how that phrase got lost in translation. "Gung hay fat choy" doesn't technically mean Happy New Year yet it somehow became that definition due to the frequency of use.
It's not the metal I mind. It's the flatness. I have an old pair of lacquered ones Istoletook from home though.
New Year's Eve Dinner
Couldn't fit everything into the shot