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Eating Just Like In Japan -
10-27-2006, 07:11 PM
In this thread post information about the good must-go-to japanese restaurant from your hometown or homeland. Just in case we happen to travel there ^_^
In my city there is a high-end japanese restaurant opened last year on the big "tourist trap" Grande-All�e street. Ginko Restaurant Japonais catered at the Japanese exposition of the Summer Fair. I've had the best Udon noodles ever there. ^_^ Ginko Restaurant Japonais website : Ginko Restaurant Japonais 
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10-27-2006, 08:01 PM
Je sais le fran�ais. Alors... vous habitez au Qu�bec ?
Cependant je n'ai trouv� pas un bon restaurant japonais dans mon ville encore. Mais je l'ai trouv� � Birmingham (o� mes grands-parents habite) qui s'appelle "Shogun Teppanyaki". Il m'a vraiment plu! Shogun - Index ~ Wind Song ~ ~ Windlied ~ ~ Chant du vent ~
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10-27-2006, 08:27 PM
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Excellent effort on the French too. *high fives the Ninja way*
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10-27-2006, 09:03 PM
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~ Wind Song ~ ~ Windlied ~ ~ Chant du vent ~
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10-30-2006, 09:30 AM
Whenever I go to Place Laurier I go straight to L'Imaginaire to check out new arrivals of manga, anime and comics, then I never miss to stop at Koya Japon to grab a bite. As far as fast-food goes Koya offers superior quality menu with fresh ingredients and satisfying servings. The manager is a nice Japanese lady who likes me a lot. When she sees me she says "Hello baka! You take the special". Isn't that nice? ^_^
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