2010-10-28, 10:35 AM
..."Com Tam" ma co trung o tren thiet la gom. >_> ICK.
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Have you eaten rice today?
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2010-10-28, 11:15 AM
Actually, Sarah is right. Rice does have this sort of nasty smell if it's not flavored with anything. Of course I don't know anyone who would eat plain rice but those silly Asians. Even Mexicans flavor their rice before eating it.
2010-10-28, 11:35 AM
I have rice everyday during Dinner.
Also, if you want REAL Chinese stuff, go to China yes. Three bowls of rice porridge and three boxes of pork/beef steamed rice rolls (for three people) = 13RMB which = $2.. Restaurants are cheap too, for 10 people, only 160 RMB!, thats $24 USD!
2010-10-28, 11:38 AM
sicnarf Wrote:You're gom, Khoi. :| Com tam + TRUNG = ;_; Who the f`uck does that?!?!? We Viets puts f`ucking eggs on everything. RAMEN, COM-TAM, ETC ;____; Owai, putting eggs in ramen is normal, but still.. it tastes weird. Regular Com Tam is pretty good though, just looks putrid with the egg on top >: PS: Com Tam Bi Cha Xuong = DA BEST HNNNNNNG-
2010-10-28, 04:48 PM
MetaSeraphim Wrote:Actually, Sarah is right. Rice does have this sort of nasty smell if it's not flavored with anything. Of course I don't know anyone who would eat plain rice but those silly Asians. Even Mexicans flavor their rice before eating it. "Flavoring" it with Onion, butter and a Chile verde counts as flavoring it?
2010-10-28, 06:18 PM
MetaSeraphim Wrote:Even Mexicans flavor their rice before eating it. We kinda do. Also, I ate rice just a while ago. White rice with chicken. Epic food.
2010-10-28, 10:14 PM
MetaSeraphim Wrote:Actually, Sarah is right. Rice does have this sort of nasty smell if it's not flavored with anything. Of course I don't know anyone who would eat plain rice but those silly Asians. Even Mexicans flavor their rice before eating it. Bear Grylls eats stuff that came from bear droppings. As for the nasty smell... I have no idea where your particular rice encounters came from, but I know for a fact that if you leave it in the rice cooker for too long, it DOES become nasty and smelly. TKWizard Wrote:I have rice everyday during Dinner. Speaking of restaurants in China, holy shyt... For $100, my family of 7 got their own room, complete with TV and restroom and waiter prep area. The soup came with its own fire, we gorged on seafood, and there was even an international meat dish. Desert was disappointing though, it was "sugar water" (I forget the real name, but that's its english translation). Offtopic: One hotel I went to had glass walls for the bathroom ;_;
2010-10-28, 11:42 PM
KajitiSouls Wrote:Bear Grylls eats stuff that came from bear droppings. Was the floor made of mirrors too?
2010-10-29, 12:09 AM
Beloved Wrote:Was the floor made of mirrors too? Nope. Now that I think about it, that would be a bad idea. How come no one mentioned FRIED RICE? One of the best things in the world! People luv my friend rice xD
2010-10-29, 12:28 AM
MetaSeraphim Wrote:Actually, Sarah is right. Rice does have this sort of nasty smell if it's not flavored with anything. Of course I don't know anyone who would eat plain rice but those silly Asians. Even Mexicans flavor their rice before eating it. this. 100x this. White rice is just ugh if it's not mixed with anything else
2010-10-29, 12:31 AM
Plain rice can be really fragrant. Jasmine Rice is very tasty on its own but of course the meal would be dull if there were not other appetizers and entrees to complement the rice.
Basmati Rice which is kind of thin and low in glucose, does not have nearly the flavour that other rice may have.
2010-10-29, 12:32 AM
Omni Wrote:..."Com Tam" ma co trung o tren thiet la gom. >_> ICK. > thiet lol'd
2010-10-29, 04:14 AM
larmie Wrote:I thought Asians pronounce their "l"s as "r"s :f6: That's just the Japanese.
Granted, it's more of halfway in-between L and R.
2010-10-29, 01:43 PM
Kalovale Wrote:> thiet Don't worry, not Phan Thiet. Sh`itty Vietnamese sure is sh`itty. Though I have been to a resort there for like 5-6 days. FELT GOOD, MAN. Kalovale, did you ever try.. Snake Bile? Just wondering. . . . >____> |
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