[日本料理] guu portion portion, guu

mcvities

having been away all summer, i've craved guu for the longest time. last night when i went (robson location), both me and my friend noticed their portions have shrunk! especially the beef tongue and the fried udon. what's going on? was the chef having a bad day?

somewhereintime

18# tequila
Per person??

tequila

average for myself and my bf is around $60, still reasonable i think

somewhereintime

16# shutterbug

Yes, consider a once a lifetime experience.
It is almost impossible to source some of the ingredients now,
illegal for trading.

shutterbug

Actually there was a grand event  "Qing Dynasty Imperial Banquet" in Hong Kong back in 1974 which I had participated, I still have
the original menu/kitchen instruction in my file. The meal's price  ...
somewhereintime 發表於 2009-10-6 11:19

You are very lucky!

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i only like the thurlow and gastown ones..the garlic one is not my cup of tea for some reason even though i like garlic a lot..but sometimes it depends when u go too..if its extremely busy..the portion will get quite small if u r ordering udon or similar

B仔

me too.
Don't like the gastown one... cos it's too .. western. lol
布小熊 發表於 2009-10-6 11:55

我試過哂。最鍾意GUU GARLIC。
ABERDEEN。。。好失敗
GASTOWN。。。係要嚟劈酒的
THURLOW。。。冇GARLIC咁好味

諗起，好想好食添！
D PORTION係細，不過我同HUNNIE去食，＄40 o靚蚊，一定飽。我覺得OK喎，可以叫好多唔同DISH嘛～

布小熊

我最鍾意Guu Garlic (robson x near denman)
B仔 發表於 2009-10-6 11:25 AM

me too.
Don't like the gastown one... cos it's too .. western. lol

B仔

我最鍾意Guu Garlic (robson x near denman)

somewhereintime

Chinese fine dining exists but not in Canada la....

Have a table of "moon hon"?  wiki: http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%BB%BF%E6%BC%A2%E5%85%A8%E5%B8%AD

Chinese food is the best!!!  LOL

西施乳 -> y ...
shutterbug 發表於 2009-10-5 11:14

Actually there was a grand event  "Qing Dynasty Imperial Banquet" in Hong Kong back in 1974 which I had participated, I still have
the original menu/kitchen instruction in my file. The meal's price tag was US$100,000, ordered by NKKTV. They aired  the episode and
marketed it worldwide; the Japanese  made a fortune out of it.