Insight/Japanese Buddhist Bazaar

I feel that I should blog because I was on Insight yesterday (you can listen here) and Vicki mentioned Heckasac as if it's a going concern so I must make it one. We talked about the Buddhist Bazaar (this Saturday!!!) and I had a whole litany of foods I wanted to mention but the only one I did mention was the big dog below.

The teriyaki chicken. Damn, look at it, so good. Huh, I said it came with rice and that was my memory but this picture is making me a liar. It is so fucking hard to be factual I understand why most of the world have just given up. I am saying this out of anxiety because my Corti Brother rav article just dropped and I'm sure (even though I did fact check) that I got SOMETHING wrong and after re-reading it I realized that I said "poultry" and then was unsure if the current version of the holiday flavor contains chicken or turkey (it used to be turkey) but then I was like well poultry, while not precise, is correct but if Darrell reads it.....

=More after the jump. People don't really write that anymore because endless scroll is the norm

Here's potato croquets and BEER! 

I knew it! This pic is years old, pre-pandemic and I knew they used to have tempura, but I doubted myself. They now have ebi fry only (shirimp). But not tempura. Probably a hassle. But now they have karaage and I don't think they used to. Probably hard to fry all those different things and they would all be timed differently presumable. Guys things change and I don't like it.

Here's the fabulous tent. I'm such an idiot that I mentioned on the radio that I tried to volunteer this year and they canceled my shift. But seriously I was so tired and the shift started at 7 am and I almost cried when I arrived to only a handman guy who as I almost wept with weariness started complimenting my hair and then saying "nowadays people want to go to HR about things like that you can't say anything" and then I was like well now this is getting a little weird and bounced.

But the number one thing I wanted to mention but didn't get to was the recommendation to get this perfect lil udon bowl!! And I learned that the fish cake is called kamaboko and I practiced so I wouldn't forget and then it didn't come up.