Sunday, March 30, 2008

Proper Wording For Paying For Meal

Japanese - Part II

Oh well ... now they are gone ... mo 'I even started making the bento ... I, myself, that every day having lunch with two yoghurt and a handful of cereal ... now step entire evenings to cook deli nipponiche then cabinet in the delightful little box ...

Tomorrow okonomiyaki (you thought ...) and rice with broccoli furikake to (I think ..).

PS Of course we accept tips, recipes and taken for a ride ...

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Average Women In China

Happiness is ... katsudon a hot!

Aho: just to clarify to the few visitors of this blog or not Nipponese nippofili the katsudon NOT 'a bad word, but an exquisite cibaria I had the pleasure of baby food on March 8 in Rome, sitting at the table of the much-mythologized " Rokko, located in this delightful Japanese trattoriola Via Rasella.

katsudon That is nothing but a delicious tonkatsu lying on a bed of rice, enriched with an egg "stracciatella and various vegetables. If we want to be more specific, the tonkatsu is the Japanese version of our Wiener Schnitzel or - if you prefer - the Wiener Schnitzel in Japan. Vary the content of breading (pork instead of veal), but the result does not change: it is bbbbbbona!

Ordunque, it should be noted that upstream of quest'abboffata there was the ingenious plan masterminded by the diabolical Vivi-chan, thanks to that other line Kazu-chan, for joining me - after nearly nine months - in the Eternal City . Thus, wearing below that poor victim of Mara, my dear friend who patiently endures my torture, I submitted to the Piazza Barberini 13 in this solemn appointment with history. What a surprise, on the other side of the square some Ivitirus stationed, for a bizarre game of Doom, was passing in those days on Roman soil. Another half-dozen (large) of veterans by the Institute of Japanese Culture, et voila: 'na de ggente table!

What to say? It 'been a full-immersion, just a few hours, but dense, thick, dense, dense.

Obviously I'm willing to do it again ... (To clarify, many times it was not clear ...)