Tiki wrote:I live in a Dorm room Skii, I don't have the luxury of a stove, oven, and other things. I do however how a microwave and a mini-fridge with a little freezer in it.
Edit-Also, you buy knock-offs to save money.
Yes, very acceptable. The mini fridge is a college staple. I have two. Problem is, I can't get the settings right to the point where the freezer keeps stuff frozen, but doesn't freeze the beer right below it. It is tricky.
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Metroid wrote:Theres a Raman restaurant in Eugene...seriously. I've never been, I just couldn't see paying 7 bucks for something I can make at home for 15 cents.
Then, you really haven't been to a ramen restaurant.
Metroid wrote:Theres a Raman restaurant in Eugene...seriously. I've never been, I just couldn't see paying 7 bucks for something I can make at home for 15 cents.
Then, you really haven't been to a ramen restaurant.
Metroid wrote:Theres a Raman restaurant in Eugene...seriously. I've never been, I just couldn't see paying 7 bucks for something I can make at home for 15 cents.
Then, you really haven't been to a ramen restaurant.
Personally I like udon best.
No I really haven't.
The ramen restaurant in Eugene isn't really a ramen restaurant. Asian restaurants in Oregon are pretty bad. We do have really good markets though. Even on the South Coast.
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moonhead wrote:i think it's actually called pho, right?
(pronounce fuh)
Pho is Vietnamese...i think there may be different kinds but i think the traditional pho involves "cooking" thin slices of raw beef in the super-hot soup...i'm too lazy to look this up though
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moonhead wrote:i think it's actually called pho, right?
(pronounce fuh)
Pho is Vietnamese...i think there may be different kinds but i think the traditional pho involves "cooking" thin slices of raw beef in the super-hot soup...i'm too lazy to look this up though
Too lazy to cook, too lazy to do a google search. Who does that remind me of? Oh yeah...ME!
Ramen places around here only charge $2-3 for it. Extra if you want fresh ingredients added to it.
In Korea, 7-11 stores sell ramen and they have a area set off to make it there yourself if you want to. That felt so weird, eating in at a 7-11 at 2am after drinking, lol.
Sandrock wrote:The ramen restaurant in Eugene isn't really a ramen restaurant. Asian restaurants in Oregon are pretty bad. We do have really good markets though. Even on the South Coast.
Oh yeah for sure, Toshi's is a joke from what I've heard. You are right about the markets though.
There was a Korean restaurant up on Willamette and 30th that was really good but that whole shopping center was torn down and I don't think they relocated.
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