Having some Monjayaki for dindins. Tastes lovely but you leave
smelling heavily of cooked food. Misao has become one of my fave
Figma's of late. Love her cheeks.
Wikipedia says
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monjayaki
Monjayaki is a type of Japanese pan-fried batter with various
ingredients. It is similar to okonomiyaki but monjayaki, a specialty
of the Kantō region, is made with a dough more liquid than is
okonomiyaki. The ingredients are finely chopped and mixed into the
batter before frying. The mixture is far runnier than okonomiyaki, and
it has a consistency comparable to a pool of melted cheese when
cooked. It is then eaten directly off the grill using a small metal
spatula. Many great monjayaki restaurants can be found in the
Tsukishima district of Tokyo. Most also serve regular okonomiyaki.
近くの店でもんじゃ焼き。おいしんだけど、食べ終わったら服臭い！
フィグマみさおが一緒。超かわいい。
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hmm must try when I go to japan next month!
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So envious, I have to wait until next summer.
But I'm looking forward to trying out a bunch of stuff too.
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Japanese foods always looks tempting to me.
Unfortunately i'm only limited to seafood when I was in Tokyo as the beef/checkin foods are very least likely Halal/Kosher :(
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosher_foods
Ugh, that's pretty messed up. Halal slaughter is horrific and immesurably cruel and sadistic. It should be banned in any civilised country.
Perhaps fitting then that someone who believes in it misses out on the tasty meaty treats of Japan. I have no sympathy for you. And there is no god. Sorry to burst your bubble, but you know, the truth is always better than a fantasy.
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Interesting since I never realized the two laws had so much in common. A couple of Jewish friend often pass on some foods that are not kosher.
Good for you sticking to what you believe. As it has been said, "Those who stand for nothing, fall for anything." - Alexander Hamilton
Policy & Research Officer
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Sounds interesting, never heard of it before. Shall check out if the Japanese restaurants here in Singapore actually serve it.
Tryed that before....yes, you do smell of food after you leave the place ^^;
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hmmm....yum yum another item added to my list.....hehehhhehe:P
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Delicious...... definitely want to try it one of those days
Student
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うわぁぁ～！ モンジャ食いてぇー！！！
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Monjayaki and okonomiyaki is quite good and I love being able to cook it!
The secret to monjayaki is making a hole in the middle of the more solid ingredients to coook the runny mixture =)
yummy!
master of woodchop
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can it be had in Little Tokyo ?? sounds good :P
Student
Mm, I'll definitely try and eat this one day.. in the future.
code monkey
I had this in Tsukushima during the middle of the summer after Hanabi. There hostesses and cooks were very loud and exiciting, screaming at each other across the restaurant. It was great but the heat from the grill almost killed us. Most of the restaurants are kind of open air and can't make use of AC during the summer. But, because of that I bet it's great during the winter. You should have posted a picture after they poured the batter on it. Looks totally different beforehand.
Student
no surely u down many cold beers with it surely :P
did something similar but in winter and the beer doesn't have the same effect =\, started sweating still
Student
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It certainly look delicious and yummy I think I need to make a note so I won't forget to eat it when I visit Japan.
student
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Looks like a lot of vegetables. Should try that sometime.
studnet
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Monjya is so good!!!!