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  • Japanese Ad featuring Matsui (baseball player) http://youtube.com/watch?v=hIaBeQcZdCM OK Y'all, so I'm not sure why the ratings for this place are so low. This is certainly not 100% equivalent to the ones in Japan, but I keep myself from reviewing sushi places in SF by comparing them to ones in Japan. So.... A lovely warm beef bowl (regular size) sets you back less then $5 here. That, plus a soda, and you're set for a meal and half, if not more. Side order options (not very OG): Macaroni Salad (odd, not an option in japan) Cheesecake Caramel Flan Chocolate Cake From an excerpt from the Japan Times: "It was delicious," said Tadashi Ishigami, 23, one of the first to mark the return of the dish, downing a bowl at an outlet in Tokyo's Yurakucho district. "I don't care (about the safety of the beef) as long as I can eat it." You see, there was a momentary ban on US Beef (insert joke here) to Japan back in 2006, and GyuDon returned to its glory days in Fall of 2006. But I digress. Sure, they should add curry rice. Sure, they should be open 24 hours and have these orange 'noren'/curtains that welcome you thru the doors. But they don't, and that's okay. Gyu-don of my childhood, available in Rasu Begasu. But not in SF. (-_-) Oh, and yes, the dorktastic part of me spent about 10-15 minutes looking at the black and white photos of yoshinoya shops in the early 1900s. Whenever I drive past one of these.. the old commercial runs thru my head.. Nice to Know Ya, Yoshinoya! I think there's one in San Jose... road trip? Remember: Umai. Hayai. Yasui. (Yummy, Fast, Cheap) http://www.yoshinoya.com/ In Japan: Kimchee Beef Bowls are also available. http://www.yoshinoya.com/shop/menu/index.html check it out.. there's a calorie content section Should you be so inclined: available in: The Philippines, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, NYC and thruout SoCal.
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