Weaving together various observations and musings -- usually pertaining to aspects of Hong Kong (life) but sometimes beyond.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Octopi in Osaka
I've just returned from my favorite eatery in Hong Kong -- not one serving Chinese food but, instead, a yakitori joint where I treat myself to sticks of tasty eats (including quails eggs, squares of tofu, portions of pork's neck, pumpkin, and asparagus wrapped in bacon along with a variety of different chicken parts) that go very well with some hot sake. So hot on one more experience which reminds me once again how much I love Japanese food, here's posting up another Japanese food-related blog entry: one which while not quite the Osaka Aquarium specimen and Dotonburi eats pairing I had threatened a couple of days back, still makes for an interesting photographic pairing! ;b
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4 comments:
Hi Y:
Yakitori is fun to eat. Slide a bit off the skewer - try not to let it drop.
Hi Willow --
No worries, yakitori's far easier to eat than takoyaki. (Re the latter: Wow, their insides can be really hot!)
ytsl,
Takoyaki is so yummy!!
I'm so jealous, you have a local Yakitori eatery!!! It's also yummy and has introduced me to many foods I wouldn't normally eat.
Hi sbk --
Next time you're in Hong Kong, I'll bring you to that local yakitori eatery. It's a great place -- feels quite Japanese -- so much so that I like to linger there over a bottle of sake. And the food... :b
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