mcjohnjohn

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-24 15:07 發表


You don't have to agree with me. We have freedom of speech. But when I said if the Japanese can make japadog, then we as Chinese can also make Chinese hotdog, some people were surprised. I see Chine ...

好~ 咁不如o係日本起番條萬里長城吸引原來去中國既萬里長城既遊客啦~
又不如o係溫哥華整隻溫哥華填鴨出同北京填鴨拼一拼啦~

Hyde

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-24 00:07 發表


You don't have to agree with me. We have freedom of speech. But when I said if the Japanese can make japadog, then we as Chinese can also make Chinese hotdog, some people were surprised. I see Chine ...

no one is agreeing with you.  we just think you are wasting bandwidth with your shallow and idiotic comments.

mui122

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 02:49 發表


Please control your temper here. Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.

First of all, the statement where you point out that civilized people do not eat raw fish is incorrect.
Other than the small percentage of outliers due to personal preferences, the most civilized people in the world are THE people that eat sashimi. The people that snicker and sneer when they see sashimi are usually people that are so ghetto that they haven't even had the chance to try sashimi in the first place (other than the personal taste preference bunch that i previously mentioned). Countless brilliant minds all over the world enjoy sashimi. And here you're calling them uncivilized? This is a joke of the century.

Additionally, I propose that the first statement you listed in the quote above possibly originated from two reasons. First reason being the possibility that you have very weak taste buds. This may be due to access ingestion of salt. If so, I advise you to cut it down because too much salt not only weakens your taste buds but it is also very unhealthy. Second reason being that you just lack the ability to enjoy a marvelous thing called "freshness". Over the history of mankind, humans have been inventing methods and objects to aid in enhancing the freshness of food. Even Chinese, especially guangdong cuisine, go very far to preserve the freshness in food. People all over the world insist to do this even if it means investments of a lot of money and time. Meaning "freshness", unlike sweet, sour, bitter or spicy (which are easily achieved) is the most sought after taste all over the world. Those who eat sashimi (or should I say those who truly knows how to enjoy sashimi), are really looking to enjoy the freshness of the fish. The freshness so strong that you can taste it with every bit of your tongue. But of course, not everyone is fortunate enough to be able to recognize such a marvelous thing. And I'm saddened to know that we are unable to share it with you.

shutterbug

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 19:25 發表


Hahaha, the caveman used to hunt for meat and then ate them raw. Then they discovered how to cook the food and they how to build houses. This is the development of civilization.

Apparently you don't know how to search in Google

I'm talking about now...not 100 years ago!

Go do your homework before you reply next time...

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maldini

is this the sushi king?

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maldini

is this the sushi king?

[ 本帖最後由 maldini 於 2008-9-24 23:45 編輯 ]

布小熊

原帖由 maldini 於 2008-9-24 10:39 PM 發表
is this the sushi king?

NO
Sushi HOUSE!

siumaibb

原帖由 hellobc 於 2008-9-22 14:52 發表
Sushi House Burnaby closed.

Sushi House Richmond sold to mainland Chinese.

唔係麻，又少一個choice。。。


peter兄真係好funny。。。

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peter236

原帖由 mui122 於 2008-9-24 10:31 發表


First of all, the statement where you point out that civilized people do not eat raw fish is incorrect.
Other than the small percentage of outliers due to personal preferences, the most civilized pe ...

Hahaha, you guys talk like we don't need to cook fish any more, and that we just to eat raw fish from now on. Fresh fish are hard to find, especially nowadays.
Even if we find them, they are nearly tasteless anyway. If raw fish actually taste good then it would be worth it. But the taste is so mild that it is not
worth the price. Now, whether a person like to eat raw fish is just personal taste. You don't have to agree. But throughout the course of civilization
development, the barbarians discovered how to cook their raw meat, instead of just chewing them like wild animals. Some people just cannot stand the rubbery
texture of raw tako and also the gross slimy texture of uni.

There are smart people who eat raw tasteless fish, but that does not mean all those who eat raw fish are smart. Then, there are those smart people who do not like rawfish at all. Well, there is not enough sashimi grade raw fish to feed the world anyway. And those nigiri sushi rice balls always fall apart anyway. No matter how good the sushi chef is, the rice balls will fall apart because the sushi rice is not sticky enough. The Japanese should not create the myth that somehow it can be done by the best sushi chefs.

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mui122

er... <repeat previous reply>

I'm sorry to hear that you can't afford decent sashimi to be able to learn the real enjoyment in it
or..I'm sorry to hear that you can afford pricey sashimi and STIll duno how to enjoy it

and I really don't find a correlation between eating sashimi to civilization
cooking is a method and non-cooking preparations are methods as well (ie another example, salads?)
its amusing that you would call people that use another method uncivilized
LOL

you seem to lack the ability to make any sense in your argument
haha if you can't even make a point thoroughly there is no way anyone can explain anything to you
so i'll just leave it at that
I'm sure everyone else will agree with me anyway
why get upset with a single bad apple

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