Noodle soup for breakfast

[RealJames]

Originally Posted by RickOShay

the breakfast of champions

I just had a can of coke, and fried rice from 7-11 for breakfast at 3:30pm...

Now that's what I call the good life lol

[tokusatsufan]

Yeah! I'll say!

I've always been a cereal man. I want to try the Kellog's cereals that I can't get over here.

[steven]

Cereal guy myself... I'm gonna speak on behalf of all (American at least) cereal lovers- Japanese cereal leaves much to be desired. It's no wonder Japanese people all say cereal is too sweet. I do believe their cereal is made with different base ingredients as well.

[tokusatsufan]

Can you get porridge in Japan? Is it still Scot's?

[WingsToDiscovery]

Originally Posted by steven

Cereal guy myself... I'm gonna speak on behalf of all (American at least) cereal lovers- Japanese cereal leaves much to be desired. It's no wonder Japanese people all say cereal is too sweet. I do believe their cereal is made with different base ingredients as well.

I actually don't really mind the cereal. Coop sells a good off brand that's better than paying like 500 yen for two bowls worth of Kellog's Frosted Flakes. It's actually the milk for me that tastes different. I don't know if it's because it's from a carton, has less crap added to it, or what.

And yeah, the noodle thing for breakfast is kinda weird.

[erikalala]

Originally Posted by evanny

i sometimes eat ramen (if you can call it that) during my breakfast.
well...its a 25 cent instant ramen pack which i pour over with water and add some ham/sausage or smth.

Me too, If I don't have a time to prepare my breakfast, I just get an instant ramen pack in my stock, and it taste good too.

[Pogopuschel]

Ramen would be too fatty for breakfast for most Japanese. Udon should be okay though, especially when it's cold outside. Doesn't sound too uncommon to me.

[hor02004]

Originally Posted by WingsToDiscovery

I actually don't really mind the cereal. Coop sells a good off brand that's better than paying like 500 yen for two bowls worth of Kellog's Frosted Flakes. It's actually the milk for me that tastes different. I don't know if it's because it's from a carton, has less crap added to it, or what.

And yeah, the noodle thing for breakfast is kinda weird.

Hey you know while open this link what you mention in your post.... Flickr: DK Whitsell's Photostream
the mexican food in japan seems very exquisite and delicious of-course...

[Guza]

Originally Posted by RickOShay

the breakfast of champions

for really cheap college students lol