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Final Fantasy XIV Cafe Opening in Japan
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Yeah, I saw an article on that. I want to go!
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So this is where all our money's been going to...
...And I'm perfectly fine with that. Someone take me there!
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Look at that Two-handed sword....Two-handed Sword class confirmed!
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Smells like F2P... joke :P
Now i am hungry and want this sword curry and then a moogle ice cream :D
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Yoshi P. game developer by day.
Waiter/Bartender by night.
http://i.imgur.com/3WSANdz.jpg
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http://i.imgur.com/BK3t5mF.jpg
I would throw my entire life savings at the devs for one of those things.
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They better have Megaflare and Divebomb as one of their drinks, and Weight of the Land as sandwiches.
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SE clearly favors Gridania!! THIS IS UNFAIR!!!
someone had to say it...
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
SE clearly favors Gridania!! THIS IS UNFAIR!!!
someone had to say it...
http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...81/293/da2.jpg
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Are the stirrers they give you for drinks are models of each class weapon? :D
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The food looks good. That Titan burger especially. I wish we could get stuff like this. I'd love to go to a place like that.
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Honestly, if there was one of these near me, I'd go bankrupt wanting to be there every day.
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Originally Posted by
Kuwagami
Speaking as an actual chef... I must know how they made that broth such a lovely shade of blue, That has to be one of the most clever ways of presenting a seafood soup/noodle dish I've seen in a longtime.
if I had one real critisicm (My first post in this thread was a joke obviously), The "Titan Burger" looks....well... The piece of nori is neat but the burger looks a little...ordinary, almost dull (and the bacon looks almost raw).
otherwise...SURRENDER THE SECRETS OF A BLUE BROTH!!!!
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
Speaking as an actual chef... I must know how they made that broth such a lovely shade of blue, That has to be one of the most clever ways of presenting a seafood soup/noodle dish I've seen in a longtime.
if I had one real critisicm (My first post in this thread was a joke obviously), The "Titan Burger" looks....well... The piece of nori is neat but the burger looks a little...ordinary, almost dull (and the bacon looks almost raw).
otherwise...SURRENDER THE SECRETS OF A BLUE BROTH!!!!
This "meal" is called "The cold tsunami noodles of the Water God Leviathan". As a total amateur, maybe you could check some blue~ish alcohols or colorants that marry well with noodles, clams and shrimps ? just a guess.
I might be able to say more about it if I go there (I'm not so far away at the moment), if it's not overcrowded and if it's not totally overpriced >_>
side note : they'll likely never release the full ingredient list :p gotta keep the secret for purely trademark purpose ;)
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
Speaking as an actual chef... I must know how they made that broth such a lovely shade of blue, That has to be one of the most clever ways of presenting a seafood soup/noodle dish I've seen in a longtime.
if I had one real critisicm (My first post in this thread was a joke obviously), The "Titan Burger" looks....well... The piece of nori is neat but the burger looks a little...ordinary, almost dull (and the bacon looks almost raw).
otherwise...SURRENDER THE SECRETS OF A BLUE BROTH!!!!
Probably Squid ink.
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Originally Posted by
Kuwagami
This "meal" is called "The cold tsunami noodles of the Water God Leviathan". As a total amateur, maybe you could check some blue~ish alcohols or colorants that marry well with noodles, clams and shrimps ? just a guess.
I might be able to say more about it if I go there (I'm not so far away at the moment), if it's not overcrowded and if it's not totally overpriced >_>
side note : they'll likely never release the full ingredient list :p gotta keep the secret for purely trademark purpose ;)
Guessing that they would most likely use a fish broth (if they didn't it'd be weird) There are a few liqours that are blue that could work, but when cooked down they tend to turn more green, same goes with food coloring in broths. But my background is mostly European cooking, so the only alcohols that pair well with cooking of seafood are primarily white wines, Japanese flavors are something I do more as a hobby, and they're hard to nail down correctly. and yeah They'll never tell me...I'll just have to sit and stare and marvel and most likely never being able to taste it, I'll never be able to figure it out.
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Originally Posted by
Stanelis
Probably Squid ink.
Possible, if fresh from the ink sack, and added more or less as a garnish, but that tends to color things black.
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
SE clearly favors Gridania!! THIS IS UNFAIR!!!
someone had to say it...
There is actually a catch...
If you place the tableware at the wrong position, you risk the Green Wrath.
So customers beware.
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
Possible, if fresh from the ink sack, and added more or less as a garnish, but that tends to color things black.
It may also be methylene blue but it wouldn't be terribly healthy.
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Originally Posted by
Stanelis
It may also be methylene blue but it wouldn't be terribly healthy.
after some sluething on the ol'internet I looks like it's a reaction between the tannins in the wine, iron of the pan, garlic, and certain species of clams/scallops. huh...maybe I should have done that first.
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
after some sluething on the ol'internet I looks like it's a reaction between the tannins in the wine, iron of the pan, garlic, and certain species of clams/scallops. huh...maybe I should have done that first.
apparently you can also make a blue broth from red cabbage
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Originally Posted by
Pandastirfry
hmm the picture on that page (which has an age verification...do you think they take the term "food porn" just a little to literally) the shade appears to be the same...Looks like you found the winner!
(and like usual I over thought it, rather than try to think of a simple solution)
Actually, I think it's simply because the end of the article is talking about tobacco. Its advertizement and selling being restricted to 18+ in a lot of countries, I think that's why there is an age limitation (the site is a lot about pipes too apparently). That or they really over exaggerated the impact of "squid soup" in people's mind. ;D
Glad I could help though ^_^)/
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Originally Posted by
Kuwagami
hmm the picture on that page (which has an age verification...do you think they take the term "food porn" just a little to literally) the shade appears to be the same...Looks like you found the winner!
(and like usual I over thought it, rather than try to think of a simple solution)