Published by AS on September 17, 2009
in Food.
In an effort to save cost, Japanese fast food companies like MOS Burger, Matsuya, and Sukiya are serving smaller portion food which is cheaper than the standard size of the same foods. As a result the companies are finding that they are selling more because of the cheaper prices. Smaller proportions had another surprising result of women being the bigger consumer of smaller proportion food.
I think this is a pretty good idea and maybe if they did that in America people might eat less since they have the food in front of them and won’t get more because our minds might trick us into thinking we have enough which will also help in saving money. Hear that Mcd’s? Make your $1 menu a 50 cent menu 
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Via Japan Probe
Published by AS on May 25, 2009
in Food.
I thought it was pretty funny how they advertised the sushi on the go so I thought I’d share it with you. You can get more information on their website http://www.sushipopper.com/
He looks so happy ^^. But did you notice the he looks awfully delicious as well :9?
Note: Don’t click to see more if you’re squeamish ^^;;;.
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Yep, you read correctly, $15 for a bowl of ramen. Even here where I live, a bowl of ramen don’t cost more than 11-12, which is actually pretty expensive still . But places like New York have ramen costing $15, for ramen is the new “food” to eat, so move over sushi and welcome the noodles we love to slurp.
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According to reuters, a woman living in Japan became ill after eating Nissin Food Products Co Ltd “cup noodle.” Apparently the noodles she ate were laced with mothball chemicals. This is just more bad news for the Japanese food industry including green beans, pizza, and dumplings. Though those incidents happened to involve products made in China, this noodle incident happens to be rooted from a factory in Japan. If you’re curious as to what the chemical was, it’s called paradichlorobenzene.
Domo-kun,the NHK mascot known the world over has teamed up with the American retail company Target to create the short animation.
I find it pretty funny to watch ^^. You have Domo-kun and all his friends celbrating Halloween and having a hilarious but cool dance at the end xD.
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