Originally Posted by hey1

corokke is good. What's kabocha of kabocha corokke?

Originally Posted by samurai

Kabocha is squash. So it is kinda like a sweet potato but not quite.

aaaaaannnd.. Is that seri's foot in Francos avatar?

Tim

Originally Posted by kenshin01

about tsuruhashi? How's the pricing on that?

Someone told me I better bring a japanese friend to go one of these places (don't know if is the one you mentioned) because I wouldn't know what to order (menu is all japanese?) Anyway, thanks john, franco, seri, kevin, and soggy noodle (it would help if you tell me where that place is)for showing me a couple of places... I will be there like around 9pm... hopefully they are all open...

Originally Posted by hey1

No, that's his...... .... um.

So does that mean the corokke is made of Kabocha?

Originally Posted by samurai

Kabocha is squash. So it is kinda like a sweet potato but not quite.

aaaaaannnd.. Is that seri's foot in Francos avatar?

Tim

Originally Posted by soggynoodles

whoa.. foot fetish

Originally Posted by shim022

i would say it's japanese pumpkin. it's good stuff. furaibo has the satsumaimo corokke. i might have to get that next time. i've been craving a sweet potato or kabocha corokke. mmm...


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Originally Posted by sigma pi

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Originally Posted by shim022

i would say it's japanese pumpkin. it's good stuff. furaibo has the satsumaimo corokke. i might have to get that next time. i've been craving a sweet potato or kabocha corokke. mmm....

Originally Posted by shim022

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Originally Posted by shim022

on weekdays, they have a 'family set' so it keeps the dinner down to under $20. maybe $25 if you go all out.

they all have menus in english, but it just might be harder to communicate with them. i've seen plenty of non-japanese people eat there. they're all open late so don't worry about the closing time.