eh? tanoshi buka restaurant in Tokyo??? Mesti pergi ni...

tanoshi got restaurant? wah.. abang tanoshi wat business also got

argghhh..pandai lah ko orang!!! wer got???

can buka restoran oso ma since japan food all the same. Cook malaysian food sure hangat business

This Thread today suddenly so active....what a rare sign...

every body enjoy maaaaaaaaaa!

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Added on April 5, 2010, 9:37 pmIn Hokkaido dun hav Malaysian restaurant ka?

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Apr 5 2010, 09:37 PM

guys, is rm1865 to Osaka with return flight reasonable?
i don't know what is the lowest fare offered before..
it's the cheapest i found so far..
Tokyo is much more expensive..

Becaue tokyo is more futher away from Malaysia...sure is more expensive.

RM1.8k go and back emm is resoanble...if really got Discount / Promotion ..the ticket will be around RM1.6k For Eco Class.

RM1.8k I think is the normal non-promo rate... with promotion, you should be able to find around RM1.3-1.5k prices.
So to answer your question - yes, RM1.8k is reasonable.

During peak seasons or last minute bookings; you'll be looking at around RM2.2k or more.

LOl..want to get cheap air ticket (25% or Free ticket) ...then work in Airlines company as Tech , Engineer , Pilot , Air Steward. Haha

Can any sifu translate those words for me? Thanks~

The first 4 characters are hiragana for su ki da yo - meaning "I like ...". The last character is katakana (tsu) and is incomplete (part of a longer word perhaps?)
So the meaning of the phrase is "I like <something>"

Or maybe it is referring to Tsu - the city with the shortest name in Japan.

If the katakana was written smaller, it would then serve as a stress word/exclamation on the previous word i.e. yop! so then the meaning would be su ki da yop!! meaning <shout>I like you very much</shout>.

This post has been edited by tatsuyachiba: Apr 6 2010, 07:27 AM

i miss travelling to japan it was so much funn.their is delicious especially takoyaki in osaka yummm paaling best dlm dunia

If u confirmed those words then I thank u very much. Really appreciate that. Thanks.

Hey bro...when do you wanna come up here again?
I think you should turn up lah in our gatherin tho hehehe

My family and I miss Udon Mee ( after eating the "rough" Hokkien Mee back here).... I miss Shinjuku .... I miss Kyoto ...... Like having a dream last week ... Now back to reality ..

This post has been edited by mita: Apr 6 2010, 09:57 AM

But... but... I would trade udon for a nice dish of hokkien mee with lots of sambal anyday!!!

Unfortunately no plans yet because airlines fares seem to be getting more expensive these days and companies are cutting down on business travel.

Wife and kids were there last week though and they went to a pretty unique restaurant called Zauo: they went to their branch in Kameido (http://www.zauo.com/contents/zauo_kameido.html) where they let you fish using either just a big hook or a pole with a bait and then you get to eat your catch. Your table is right next to the "fishing pond". They run a sushi making class right there on the spot for the kids and teach them how to turn what they catch into nigiri-zushi

I had no idea your daughter's so big now; finished kindergarten and now, if I'm not wrong, ichinensei. If she's not been there, maybe she'll like kidzania (www.kidzania.jp) - my kids love the place - you get to pretend to be grown-up and learn to do different jobs. The place is a madhouse during the holidays though.

to those who went for a ride on shinkansen, did you use JR-pass?
should i get one? the cheapest is 28kyen

also, isnt tanoshi a cook?
he should have a restaurant somewhere, amirite?

I think you're covering a lot of cities in a short timespan so getting the JR-pass should be good for you. Just make sure that it's covered in all the cities that you want to visit. It'll definitely be cheaper compared to buying individual shinkansen tickets traveling to each city.