Buffet Appreciation Post...
djsheep
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I love goin' to Buffet's.In Australia I get down with Sizzler and just go nuts on all that shit... pasta, potato, salad, the cheese bread, etc.I know a lot of people think Buffets are nasty, when I was living in Houston I went to some real dirty ones...In Japan they call Buffet's "VIKING STYLE"... They got like all you can eat shabu-shabu (beef hotpot) or yaki-niku (bbq on the table meat), but nothing beats walking up with a plate and dishin' on some nasty 6 hour old grub!!!What's the buffets like in your part of the world?peace.
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oh shit! i'm gunna build me one of those!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldtasty/sets/53508/
peace.
Yeah, buffets are the shit. Got one around my way for Indian Food, cant stop cant stop, just... one... more... samosa...
7.95 Lunch - 12pm to 5pm
12.95 Dinner 5pm - 11pm (this includes the gigantic king crab legs)
Arrival Time : 4:45pm
Spend the first 15 minutes just flappin gums.
all you can eat king crab legs for 7.95 booya!!!!
This is how you stick it to the system.
admittedly, my fat ass has tried this on many occaisions. but they usually do a sweep about a half hour before "dinner service". they aint hip to this in brooklyn yet?
These pics bring back so many memories. I love buffet restaurants. Around my way I usually go for the veggie buffet at RizRaz, but I always try to scope out the good buffet spots when I'm on the move.
"Where are all you tall skinny fucks putting all that food. I ain't never seen nobody come up here 8 times and get plates you need 2 hands to hold. I'm thinking I won't have a job next week."
Eating Competition Ringer, K.
Little India on Queen by University - best Indian buffet downtown
Embassy at Finch and Middlefield - best Indian buffet uptown
Vinnie Zucchini's at Dufferin and Steeles - pasta island! salad island! polenta counter! dessert island! roasted potatoes and grilled eggplant! screaming children running about! huge groups of fine young suburban things tying on feedbags!
Let's go! You going to WIll's thing at Social tomorrow?
K.
nah - i kinda hate that place...you know me - grumpy old anti-gentrification me...besides, it's a school night - i gotta be in bed by 10 PM.
how was the wedding?
K.
oh yea - thinking about seeing this tomorrow, interested?
Title: Une Femme est une femme (A Woman is a Woman)
Foreign Title: A Woman is a Woman
Director: Jean-Luc Godard
Year: 1961
Runtime: 84 min
Country: France
Cast: Anna Karina, Jean-Paul Belmondo
Screening times and locations:
Tuesday, August 9, 2005 8:15 PM
All films are screened at Jackman Hall
Film Description:
A recently struck, newly subtitled Scope print of "one of the few absolutely necessary films in Godard???s canon . . . altogether one of his most pleasing and vivacious films . . . Godard???s purest celebration of both life and movies" (James Monaco). UNE FEMME EST UNE FEMME???s wild, wide-screen colour spectacle, which Godard once called "my first real film," serves as a showcase for Karina, then the director???s wife, who plays a stripper who wants to have a baby. When her lover (Jean-Claude Brialy) refuses to fulfil her wishes, she recruits his best friend (Belmondo) to get her pregnant. "It???s hard to tell if this is a comedy or a tragedy," Karina states in a typically Brechtian aside in the film, "but it???s a masterpiece." As Anthony Lane noted when the film was recently re-released in New York, as Karina "flutters her dark-rimmed eyes or puts a scandalized palm to her cheek, she could be a starlet from the era of early silents, testing the limits of a new medium. But she holds the camera???s attention without strain or scheming, and, in her beret, her white-fur collar, and her patriotic changes of stocking ??? now red, now blue ??? she effortlessly tugs us along with her racing moods." No wonder she won the best actress award at the Berlin film festival.
Damn they closed all the Sizzlers 'round here but that shit was
need to find some places near me that have this.
it was probably the best meal i had in japan.
Somewhere on the internet there's a hysterical video of me stealing a menu from the joint. All I'll say is that if anybody finds it I'm never getting into public office.
- spidey
I havent visited in years. This was like 99' 00' and we had that place on lock. We had rotating shifts. One person would be incharge of getting crab legs. Ah this was pre-girlfriend era
There is a all you can eat sushi near by but scared of the fish quality
margaritaville
Quote of the year therein.........."Pizza Hut is actually considered to be upscale dining in China!"
Tell me about it! I was just in Rio D.J. and I went to Porcao with some friends. That shit was just crazy. You had a circular piece of paper with a pig's face on it in front of you saying "Thank you" on on side and "No Thank You" on the other. If you wanted a meat restock, you just turned it to the "Thank You" side and there would be a army of waiters rushing to your seat with stick of all kinds of meat that would be sliced for you on the spot, just like you see on the pic. Beef, pork, lamb, whatever.
-> But being a vegetarian, that kind of buffet spot gets nuttin' but an from me, .