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作者: ACC-HE    時間: 2009-3-20 09:59     標題: TnT海膽

本帖最後由 ACC-HE 於 2009-3-20 11:01 編輯

家姐話尋日買左，好正喎～(for that price)

of coruse they always put the big piece on the top
coz 2 pieces each shell
5 shells in a tray
the lower deck is always smaller in size
but still good
only $13.88
good deal
...
much thinker than our tougue
作者: siumaibb    時間: 2009-3-20 10:05

they prepare the uni themselves or they got it from somewhere else?
作者: siuyudim    時間: 2009-3-20 10:10

cool~ let's go find some tonight!
作者: B仔    時間: 2009-3-20 10:16

會唔會唔乾淨架？ EX： TEMPURATURE
作者: siumaibb    時間: 2009-3-20 10:16

海膽飯
作者: 布小熊    時間: 2009-3-20 10:51

5# siumaibb
wah! it that home made!?!?? looks good!
作者: salad_bread    時間: 2009-3-20 11:00

TNT's uni are at least 1 week old...
作者: 布小熊    時間: 2009-3-20 12:29

TNT's uni are at least 1 week old...
salad_bread 發表於 2009-3-20 11:00 AM

That's sick....
作者: ACC-HE    時間: 2009-3-20 12:34

TNT's uni are at least 1 week old...
salad_bread 發表於 2009-3-20 12:00

heehee.. really?
作者: katamari    時間: 2009-3-20 12:46

I almost puked because I tried tnt uni after coming back from Hokkaido earlier this year.

I heard the same comment like me before but I didn't believe & thought those people were so 折墮 until I tasted the fresh uni in Hokkaido. Now I wonder if the tnt uni is really consumable?!?!?!?!
作者: B仔    時間: 2009-3-20 12:52

得罪講句，你會唔會真係笨實到去唐人超級市場買UNI食呀？
用吓腦啦
（真係冇人身攻擊嘅意思）
作者: siumaibb    時間: 2009-3-20 12:54

一分錢一分貨係永恆既真理，尤其係講到食。。。
作者: siumaibb    時間: 2009-3-20 12:55

6# 布小熊


nah, google image, I wish I can make that, even worse, I wish I had tried that!!
作者: ACC-HE    時間: 2009-3-20 12:56

You gotta look closely before you buy la.  I'm sure some of the TnT ones are really bad, but I can't say they're all bad.
作者: tripixel    時間: 2009-3-20 13:28

try this japanese restaurant. their uni don is not bad.
http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=3004
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-20 15:00

T and T should buy some high quality uni and then sell at high prices. We don't understand why they don't do that.
We don't even know why people would eat uni in the first place. They are mostly tasteless and look gross.
作者: B仔    時間: 2009-3-20 15:11

T and T should buy some high quality uni and then sell at high prices. We don't understand why they don't do that.
We don't even know why people would eat uni in the first place. They are mostly taste ...
peter236 發表於 2009-3-20 16:00

gross，我可以明解。。。TASTELESS?!?!?! 你講多一次？！
作者: siumaibb    時間: 2009-3-20 15:37

T and T should buy some high quality uni and then sell at high prices. We don't understand why they don't do that.
We don't even know why people would eat uni in the first place. They are mostly taste ...
peter236 發表於 2009-3-20 15:00


are you serious? T & T is just an average supermarket, why would they sell high end product and what makes you think ppl will spend a lot of $$ there? ppl go to T & T to SAVE $ not SPEND $.......if you want good uni, I think you should go to sashimi specialty store rather than T & T.....

once again, you get what you paid for.
作者: siumaibb    時間: 2009-3-20 15:38

gross，我可以明解。。。TASTELESS?!?!?! 你講多一次？！
B仔 發表於 2009-3-20 15:11


算啦，his taste is special
作者: katamari    時間: 2009-3-20 23:53

gross，我可以明解。。。TASTELESS?!?!?! 你講多一次？！
B仔 發表於 2009-3-20 16:11


可能peter哥頂得住臭咋！
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-20 23:56

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2009-3-21 00:58 編輯

T and T can certainly sell high quality uni. They can change the place into a high class supermarket without worrying about not able to sell them. There are high class customers who can afford them.
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-21 01:16

Despite your unique personal taste, I don't think TnT targets at high class customers; and on the other hand, real high class customers won't go to TnT la. (no offense)
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-21 01:20

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2009-3-21 02:30 編輯
Despite your unique personal taste, I don't think TnT targets at high class customers; and on the other hand, real high class customers won't go to TnT la. (no offense)
Ultraman 發表於 2009-3-21 02:16


In case you don't know, many high class customers in Hong Kong still eat at places like 茶餐廳 and 大牌擋. The high class people shop everywhere from high class to low class places. They don't need to show off. Its only the low class people that want to pretend to be high class.
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-21 02:38

My point was, TnT didn't aim at high class people, not if they changed to high class supermarket and then no high class people will go.
And of course, high class people will go to 茶餐廳 and 大牌擋 for their particular styles, but providing that they serve reasonably good food. While you commented TnT's uni is gross and tasteless, is there a reason high class people will go buy it?
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-21 03:32

My point was, TnT didn't aim at high class people, not if they changed to high class supermarket and then no high class people will go.
And of course, high class people will go to 茶餐廳 and 大牌擋 f ...
Ultraman 發表於 2009-3-21 03:38


That's exactly the reason why they should try to sell high grade uni, in order to give the high class people another reason to go there to shop.
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-3-21 06:20

That's exactly the reason why they should try to sell high grade uni, in order to give the high class people another reason to go there to shop.
peter236 發表於 2009-3-21 04:32

come on, make yourself clear. What high class ppl go to spend in low end market and low spending ppl go to low end place to seek for high end products. What a logic.
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-3-21 06:34

gross，我可以明解。。。TASTELESS?!?!?! 你講多一次？！
B仔 發表於 2009-3-20 16:11

he is talking to himself, he is a tasteless person.
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-3-21 06:43

T and T can certainly sell high quality uni. They can change the place into a high class supermarket without worrying about not able to sell them. There are high class customers who can afford them.
peter236 發表於 2009-3-21 00:56

重要開條貴賓通道俾佢地添
人哋咁申苦 落黎買嗰少少野
要我排大隊 我冇钱俾呀
重要企埋一齊 影衰哂
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-3-21 06:50

呢兜友
係新思路無得救冠軍
代表溫哥华
向世界出發
go go go
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-21 12:18

Yep, dollar shops can sell plasma TV and LV shops can carry Daiso products too. But what's the point? Every business has their own target group(s) of customers la. Doesn't mean only high class shops can make money but cheap shops can't.
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2009-3-21 13:39

is it good from TNT????????????
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-21 14:05

is it good from TNT????????????
tiffiant 發表於 2009-3-21 13:39

You mean uni? Nope!
作者: 嘉嘉    時間: 2009-3-21 14:21

let me make this more clear

don't put too much expectation onto TnT
I worked there and I know
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2009-3-21 14:28

ultraman, what is UNI?

i dont' think chinese know how to process the goods
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-21 14:35

ultraman, what is UNI?

i dont' think chinese know how to process the goods
tiffiant 發表於 2009-3-21 14:28

Uni = 海膽
The one being sold in TnT is packaged in a plastic container. Of course people won't/shouldn't expect 5 star quality for just paying around $14 for a pack, but $14 shouldn't be tasteless or stinky like that.
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2009-3-21 14:36

i see i see,
but if buying it, would you choose those ones in plastic bags or containers?

i dont' think there is a definition for uni's fresshness
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-21 15:15

i see i see,
but if buying it, would you choose those ones in plastic bags or containers?

i dont' think there is a definition for uni's fresshness
tiffiant 發表於 2009-3-21 14:36

Of course, real fresh represents those are still "alive" and "swimming" in the water (or just up from the water). Then fresh level decreases depends on the way they treat/store/pack them. And another factor is, depends on where the "region" they're from.
Many people comment, even the reasonably fresh ones in Vancouver is never as tasty as the average ones in Japan!
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2009-3-21 15:37

its really depends on how the people pack, treat them

and i see superstore, the UNI all stack togather..
and the water is not that fresh.... probably have to buy Those UNI in special places
作者: salad_bread    時間: 2009-3-21 16:00

there is quite a few UNI factories in Vancouver, you can find it out.
The best UNI is GREEN UNI, size is smaller (with shell) than that one you can see in japanese restuarant but it is really tasty
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2009-3-21 16:09

dont relaly know where hahh
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-22 02:46

重要開條貴賓通道俾佢地添
人哋咁申苦 落黎買嗰少少野
要我排大隊 我冇钱俾呀
重要企埋一齊 影衰哂
sheep 發表於 2009-3-21 07:43


I guess you don't even know where high class Caucasians shop for expensive grocery in Vancouver.

In T and T they already have abalone locked up in a fridge. These are easily more expensive than those high class uni.
作者: salad_bread    時間: 2009-3-22 07:47

I guess you don't even know where high class Caucasians shop for expensive grocery in Vancouver.

In T and T they already have abalone locked up in a fridge. These are easily more expensive than tho ...
peter236 發表於 2009-3-22 03:46


你唔好響度搞笑啦~我媽子用果D cheap 鮑黎煲湯架咋~
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-3-22 07:48

I guess you don't even know where high class Caucasians shop for expensive grocery in Vancouver.

In T and T they already have abalone locked up in a fridge. These are easily more expensive than tho ...
peter236 發表於 2009-3-22 03:46

So what is your logic?
TnT sell abalone are more expensive but in a average income group.
But in expensive grocery for high class Caucasian are selling cheaper things than average income group. Right?

That's why Mr. Fuxx loves you so much.
作者: Hyde    時間: 2009-3-22 12:42

I guess you don't even know where high class Caucasians shop for expensive grocery in Vancouver.
peter236 發表於 2009-3-22 03:46


i don't think you know either LOL
作者: Hyde    時間: 2009-3-22 12:47

he is talking to himself, he is a tasteless person.
sheep 發表於 2009-3-21 07:34


你唔好咁話peter仔啦，人地好大勇氣出黎星期日檔案到話自己係電車男喇， 佢嘅知識水平係咁上下， 仲話佢自己係大陸fans, 所有chinese野都係最好，但係以為海膽就係日本人先會食。  i've never seen some ppl as stubborn and retarded as him
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-3-22 19:50

我地Peter仔呢啲咁有文化嘅中國人
奌會睇得起食生野咁冇文化嘅人呢
重要食埋啲咁核突 好似屎 又腥嘅添
勇敢的中國人Peter仔
我向你升旗至敬
請你容許我向你尽情爆發我上億嘅心意
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-22 21:21

你唔好響度搞笑啦~我媽子用果D cheap 鮑黎煲湯架咋~
salad_bread 發表於 2009-3-22 08:47


While it is true that those abalone locked up in a fridge at T and T are a lot cheaper than those Japanese dried abalone sold at Chinese herbal shops. But they are already more expensive than those so-called high class uni. The point here is that if T and T customers can afford those cheap abalone then they can easily afford those high class uni.
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-22 21:26

你唔好咁話peter仔啦，人地好大勇氣出黎星期日檔案到話自己係電車男喇， 佢嘅知識水平係咁上下， 仲話佢自己係大陸fans, 所有chinese野都係最好，但係以為海膽就係日本人先會食。  i've never seen some ppl as st ...
Hyde 發表於 2009-3-22 13:47


I didn't say only the Japanese would eat uni. In fact, the Chinese people have a longer history of eating those stuff. But whether people like it is just their personal taste.
作者: mcjohnjohn    時間: 2009-3-22 21:49

我地Peter仔呢啲咁有文化嘅中國人
奌會睇得起食生野咁冇文化嘅人呢
重要食埋啲咁核突 好似屎 又腥嘅添
勇敢的中國人Peter仔
我向你升旗至敬
請你容許我向你尽情爆發我上億嘅心意 ...
sheep 發表於 2009-3-23 11:50

尽情爆發我上億嘅心意...... 爆發d 乜野?
Peter仔係咁架啦, 你第一日識佢咩...
作者: mcjohnjohn    時間: 2009-3-22 21:50

I didn't say only the Japanese would eat uni. In fact, the Chinese people have a longer history of eating those stuff. But whether people like it is just their personal taste.
peter236 發表於 2009-3-23 13:26


係呀, 隨左食呢d 之外, 中國人仲最早識食大麻同白粉tim, 好未?...
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-22 21:53

係呀, 隨左食呢d 之外, 中國人仲最早識食大麻同白粉tim, 好未?...
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2009-3-22 22:50


People from all parts of the world take these drugs as well. What is your point?
作者: mcjohnjohn    時間: 2009-3-22 21:55

People from all parts of the world take these drugs as well. What is your point?
peter236 發表於 2009-3-23 13:53


冇乜point 架, 只係見你成日話中國人一早已經食呢樣, 食果樣, 不如加埋食大麻同食白粉落去, 將呢個"中國人一早就食左" 既list 加長少少之麻.

1. hotdog
2. uni,
3. 大麻
4. 白粉
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-3-22 21:59

冇乜point 架, 只係見你成日話中國人一早已經食呢樣, 食果樣, 不如加埋食大麻同食白粉落去, 將呢個"中國人一早就食左" 既list 加長少少之麻.

1. hotdog
2. uni,
3. 大麻
4. 白粉 ...
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2009-3-22 22:55


I didn't mention all the other stuff beside uni. It is you who added those.
作者: mcjohnjohn    時間: 2009-3-22 22:00

I didn't mention all the other stuff beside uni. It is you who added those.
peter236 發表於 2009-3-23 13:59


你加又得, 我加又唔得既~
作者: chickenwingprin    時間: 2009-3-22 23:20

Life lesson #102: We should always strive to learn from our past experiences, and try our very best not to make the same mistake twice. We can use our own discernment to estimate how good or bad a place (e.g. restaurant, supermarket etc.) is. Based on our estimate, we adjust our expectations accordingly. For example, if I order a "hot sizzling steak dinner" at a HK style *char* restaurant, I won't expect it to taste like top-notch AAAA, aged sirloin steak. That way, my dinner will taste "good". By the same token, when I go to a high-end, dine-out restaurant famous for their steak and I order steak, my expectation will be higher than that at the HK style char restaurant. The difference is the money I'm paying I'm for the steak at this high-end restaurant and its reputation.

Sometimes we are pleasantly surprised when the "product" ends up exceeding our expectation. In that case, congratulations. If the product does not meet your expectation, you can choose not to use it again.

Use your own discernment when shopping at T&T, Capers or any supermarket.  That's all I want to say.
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-3-23 00:32

Life lesson #102: We should always strive to learn from our past experiences, and try our very best not to make the same mistake twice. We can use our own discernment to estimate how good or bad a pla ...
chickenwingprin 發表於 2009-3-22 23:20

A very objective and reasonable concept that applies to most people.
作者: Hyde    時間: 2009-3-23 13:52

While it is true that those abalone locked up in a fridge at T and T are a lot cheaper than those Japanese dried abalone sold at Chinese herbal shops. But they are already more expensive than those  ...
peter236 發表於 2009-3-22 22:21


if a retard like you know how to do business, you don't need to ask ppl how to earn money
stfu already and go eat ur chinese hot dog and cheap abalone
作者: applekiwi    時間: 2009-4-10 04:55

本帖最後由 applekiwi 於 2009-4-10 05:57 編輯

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You guys are talking about the frozen uni package?
Back in Valentine day I bought a live uni from Yohan about 9.99 per lb and this one is about $11. There are 5 pieces inside this one. If you compare the size of the piece with the soy sauce bottle, it is actually quite big and really fresh. This is local uni but as good as you can find elsewhere if not better
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-4-10 09:13

3906

You guys are talking about the frozen uni package?
Back in Valentine day I bought a live uni from Yohan about 9.99 per lb and this one is about $11. There are 5 pieces inside this one. If you co ...
applekiwi 發表於 2009-4-10 04:55

Yeah, it doesn't look bad at all. (I've never try a live one from TnT yet.)
Just being curious, what's that "jello" thiny in the center?
作者: applekiwi    時間: 2009-4-11 00:05

Oh, since I bought the UNI in the afternoon but want to kept it fresh till dinner, so I put some ice in a sealed sandwich bag and cover it with a glass bowl placed upside down in the middle. The glass bowl then can be used as a cooler plus it keep the shape of the UNI piece.

Actually I bought the UNI from Yohan osaka but I think I see it in TnT sometime. Heard the best time for UNI is Feb March but I seen it again last week.

If you are lucky, you see a nice guy and not busy, they will open up the UNI for you. But don't take it for granted. If you have to open yourself, bring it home wash the outside, place it on the cutting board, use the corner (close to your finger side) of a heavy knife to knock / crack the top of the UNI, try to break in two half but don't press so hard otherwise you squish the meat inside. After you break the shell into half, either use spoon or finger to take out the meat. (softly, tenderly) Wash the meat and clean up the dark colored vein on the meat. I am sure you can tell right away the difference between a fresh one and the one you eat in the restaurant.

I guess the reason the restaurant charge so much for a live UNI is they open it carefully and didn't break it.
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-4-11 00:46

You meant you bought it from Yohan, Osaka, Japan?! Of course, live uni in Japan is good! And even packed ones would be a lot better than here in Vancouver. What some of us really want to know is, how's the quality of those ones from TnT Vancouver.
作者: peter236    時間: 2009-4-11 01:15

You meant you bought it from Yohan, Osaka, Japan?! Of course, live uni in Japan is good! And even packed ones would be a lot better than here in Vancouver. What some of us really want to know is, how' ...
Ultraman 發表於 2009-4-11 01:46


hahahahaha, the T and T inside Yaohan mall is called Osaka supermarket. Those are local uni, not from Japan.
作者: applekiwi    時間: 2009-4-11 03:01

Sorry for the confusion!!
It is from Osaka Supermarket in Yohan Richmond. Yes those are local BC Uni and I think TnT also have them sometimes. They are the same company anyway
作者: applekiwi    時間: 2009-4-11 03:23

I have heard that BC and Japan are located at the almost the same latitude (or longitude, I mean the horizontal one) so they have similar weather or even seafood. not sure if it's true. Probably true for the weather because of the Sakura Tree
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-4-11 09:08

hahahahaha, the T and T inside Yaohan mall is called Osaka supermarket. Those are local uni, not from Japan.
peter236 發表於 2009-4-11 01:15

IC, hahahaaha............
作者: Ultraman    時間: 2009-4-11 09:21

I have heard that BC and Japan are located at the almost the same latitude (or longitude, I mean the horizontal one) so they have similar weather or even seafood. not sure if it's true. Probably true  ...
applekiwi 發表於 2009-4-11 03:23

Even the geographic background may be close/similar, I don't think the seafood (and some meats, fruits, veggies...) between two places is comparable in many cases (for eg, except salmon). Also the sakura trees/flowers, Japan ones seem to be a lot prettier than here in Vancouver. Maybe the Japan government knows better presentation, or just different kinds of them. Moreover, Japan really knows how to attract tourists (even local people in different areas), for they have different attractions (including lots of regular items and limited editions of themes and food and products) in different cities in different seasons.
作者: applekiwi    時間: 2009-4-11 10:47

Yeah, there are no comparison. Vancouver is too boring compare to Japan. Too bad I can't afford to travel to Japan or HK very often. So that make me searching for Chinese/Japanese food and goods all the time. It is always excited to find something you miss for a long time.
Not the same but better than none
作者: mcs889    時間: 2009-5-13 03:48

TNT's uni are at least 1 week old...
salad_bread 發表於 2009-3-20 12:00

how do you know???  ><
作者: habitrailspace    時間: 2009-5-13 07:41

T and T can certainly sell high quality uni. They can change the place into a high class supermarket without worrying about not able to sell them. There are high class customers who can afford them.
peter236 發表於 2009-3-21 00:56

你好"門+西卡屎"
作者: nabeyaki    時間: 2009-11-20 22:50

These Uni are from local  and Alaska. They all get it from Japanese Supplier
作者: 羽山    時間: 2009-11-23 11:31

really aweful
no one is buying it
作者: chunsh    時間: 2009-11-23 12:37

一分錢一分貨係永恆既真理，尤其係講到食。。。
siumaibb 發表於 2009-3-20 13:54


exactly, if I found out that I dont have enough $$ to spend in that month, I won't go to eat those all-u-can-eat-faked jap food
作者: sheep    時間: 2009-11-23 15:47

really aweful
no one is buying it
羽山 發表於 2009-11-23 12:31

It might because it is 3 times more expensive than what you got from fisherman wharf at Steveston.



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