I used to love Dominos Pizza. Unfortunately my parents loved Pizza Hut and I didn’t eat much pizza once I moved out on my own, so it was not often that I was able to enjoy it. Well being overseas for 3 years, I was excited to get back and have some good old Dominos. From the first day I arrived back in the States I have been seeing the commercials saying that Dominos has changed everything I used to love to make it “better.” Well needless to say I haven’t exactly rushed out to try any of this “New and Improved” Dominos. Well today I broke down and decided to order some and have it delivered to my hotel room after my wife beating class. I ordered it online since i hate people and was pleased with the website. The reason for this post however is this neat little feature they have which is essentially a live status tracker of your order. I was impressed because it was extremely accurate and it had a facebook linking tool which allowed me to check where my food was right from my profile. Well, the food has arrived since I started typing this post and so I suppose I will have to update you later on the taste of the new Dominos. Wish me luck.
UPDATE: I can still taste a hint of the old yummy goodness in there mixed in with all the new yumminess. I approve.
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Went to a Thai restaurant Called Jai Thai with Felicia last night. We got a table with a great view but she rushed me out of the house (fat people and food i swear) so I left the camera on the table which means, no photos.
The food was good though. Not the best, but passable. Having just returned from Thailand, Felicia was not as satisfied with the mediocrity of Japanese made Thai cuisine. It’s cool though because once we figure out if the hole-in-the-wall Thai place i went to a few years back is open, we’re totally going. If it’s not, well then I guess we’ll just have to go to Thailand. Wait that means I have to pay for a boob job…crap.
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Tired of eating at the same old places, and being reminded of a place called Arashi’s, we decided to head out there for dinner. Much like Goens, I had been told about this place 2 years ago but had never been taken there. When we got there, I was excited to see this vending machine order/pay system I had heard so much about.
It wasn’t all that exciting actually but it was still a great experience because Bell was there and he like’s to make things seem so unfathomable. It’s quite humorous really, his reactions are similar to what I’d imagine bringing someone from the past to today would be like. As I’m paying, I notice they have business cards that don’t say Arashi. Confused, I took one.
This was one of the main topics of discussion for the rest of the meal. The door said Arashi. The Sign said Kagetsu. The workers had on shirts that said one or the other. The dishes all said arashi. The Menus said Kagetsu. Based on the evidence we decided the place must be called Kagetsu Arashi. Intertwined with that discussion we also enjoyed many horrible attempts at Japanese by Bell towards the staff and delicious food. I would definitely go there again.
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Yesterday was pretty crappy so i’m skipping right to dinner. Word.
After the usual “what are we going to eat” debate, I set out for Yakiniku with CJ and Felicia. We were all feeling particularly hungry when we arrived so the All You Can Eat option was sounding pretty darn appealing. We were totally correct.
At first the $20 seemed a little high but considering you order only what you want and can pretty much guarantee everything is cooked to your liking (since you cook it), it’s not too bad. I would definitely go again.
My only complaint is that they didn’t bring some of the things we ordered, but this was easily remedied with a second “Ping Pong.” So yeah, Yakiniku Goen gets 9/10 from me.
On a side note, they didn’t seem to mind me yelling “I want meat!” a la invader zim. Also the the terms “all you can meat” and “meatsplosion” seemed perfectly acceptable there. Thanks Okinawa.
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