Posted in Chinese cuisine, Eggs, Food, Stew, Vegetables, tagged Bitter melon, eggs, Food, Oxtail, Stew on February 21, 2023| Leave a Comment »
Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant. First tried last week for yum cha/dim sum. The Cat wanted to try dinner menu (dim sum not served during dinner hours).
Dish reminded The Mouse of Okinawan goya (bitter melon, eggs, tofu stew). Not bad, eggs were a bit overcooked but still tasty.
Slightly sweeter than what The Mouse is used to, first time try for The Cat (usually oxtail soup). Well made, kinda pricey, still worth it. Not an everyday order.
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Chop suey, Food, Noodles, Pork, Vegetables, tagged Bitter melon, Chop suey, Chow Funn, Food, Green Beans, Pork on January 31, 2023| Leave a Comment »
Quick eats in the neighborhood, Kin Wah Chop Suey.
No gravy. Mmm!
Green beans and bitter melon. Mmm again. 🙂
Leftovers for a couple of extra meals.
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Local Eats, tagged Bitter melon, Food, Local Eats, Stir-fry on September 20, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Asahi Grill. Their history is confusing to The Mouse. They started in a bowling alley. After that, the history gets confused for The Mouse. Browsing online menu. Omurice and Okinawan bitter melon stir-fry. Try try.
Turns out online was not updated. No omurice. 😦
The Mouse ordered steak stir-fry instead.
A happy substitute. Too many onions for The Cat.
The Cat went with the bitter melon stir-fry.
The Cat liked.
Both orders came with choice of mac salad or tossed greens. 🙂
The Mouse continues to search for omurice.
Be safe and well.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Okinawan Cuisine, tagged Bitter melon, Eggplant, Okinawan Cuisine, Pork, Shoyu Pork on April 25, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Okinawan restaurant, comfort food.
The restaurant makes a coffee gelatin, one of The Mouse’s favorites. And it is non-dairy, whoo! Whipped cream can be added on request.
Just the right amount of sweet mixed with coffee. 🙂
Be safe and well.
The Mouse
Posted in Chop suey, Food, tagged Bitter melon, Food, Jai, Mongolian Beef on February 2, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Another unexpected late night for The Cat.
The Mouse got Chinese take-out from the neighborhood chop suey.
Chinese Take-Out
Mongolian beef
Pork with bitter melon
Jai
The Mouse must say for “commercial” jai, this batch was really good. Okay, not as good as Aunty M’s jai, which took days of prep and precise methods, but for time saving, worth it.
Enough food for dinner and two-and-a-half lunch bentos. Good deal.
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
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