Tony, still waiting for your next “gourmetscapade”!

Kelike, Patty and Vickie, how ironic that a day after I post some grinds from a Chinatown eatery, that this story breaks. It’s a serious problem there that needs to be dealt with.

Still, how safe are you, no matter where you get your food from. Look how often lately that we’ve had e.coli and other contamination scares on a NATIONAL level found in common food items such as ground beef, lettuce and tomatoes. Situations where there have been CASUALTIES. Unless it’s been covered up, I haven’t heard of any deaths or serious illnesses related to someone buying food from Chinatown. At least not yet.

Wasabi Prime, I think Redondo’s red-colored Winners are good with Chili and rice like this, but I don’t care for them on a bun in hot dog form. To me they taste pretty weird and “mystery meatish” like that, if you will. What I really like is Redondo’s Teriyaki Hot Dogs. Those are really good! Next time you visit Hawaii, pick up a pack and try it.

Marie, yeah, a Coke is probably the best “pairing” with a Chili Dog plate I must agree.

Calvin, I should actually call it a convenience store, as there’s a little of everything in this shop, from foods to designer hand bags. I kid you not! It’s located on the ground floor of Dole Cannery Office Building (across the street from Regal movie cineplex), to the right of the escalator. Can’t miss it.

Ricky Cheung, the Bahn Mi sandwich isn’t from Blvd Snack, it’s from (the now infamous) Maunakea Market Place Food Court. Diner E said it was about $4.50. Did you ever try that Vietnamese/local grinds place on Dillingham where Spot’s used to be? They probably have Bahn Mi sandwiches there as well. The former place (after Spot’s) did.

Kat, they sure were piled to the rim.

Thanks.

Buy certain meats seafoods, canned food.

Need a mast contract to rid of problem by all business of pest problems every few months works.