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Pancit

2007-05-26 (Sat) 4:55
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こんばんは！元気ですか？この料理を知ってますか？これはチャイニーズレストランでパンシットと呼ばれているものです。８０ペソくらいです。パーティーでよく見ます。写真は５人分くらいです。フィリピン人はこのパンシットが好きです。長寿の意味があります。

Have a pleasant evening blog viewers! How are you today? I hope all of you are doing fine. Do you know this dish? This is called Pancit from Lanten Restaurant(Chinese restaurant). You can buy this for P85 per serve. During occassions, you can see this dish in the party especially on birthday occassions. This serve is good for 5 persons or more. Do you know that Filipinos like Pancit!!! For us, the meaning of pancit is long-life!

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hiroaki 07-06-03 (Sun) 15:13: I’ve never seen or eaten a dish like that at a chinese restaurant in Japan. But we have quite a similar dish here in Okinawa. We call it “yakisoba.” We usually make it at a very last stage of a barbeque party. Mixing the left over meat and vegitables from the barbeque with noodle. Of course, We, Okinawan people, love it. In addition, we have a barbeque party on a beach, so we call it “Beach Party.”
Leonor 07-06-04 (Mon) 20:45: Hello Hiroaki! Long time no heard about you! Thanks for posting a comment…As what you said, this is like the yakisoba. Have a nice day!
matsumoto hiroaki 07-06-06 (Wed) 13:29: Thanks for replying me. I did’nt post for a long time, just because I didn’t lost your blog site address.
Leonor 07-06-06 (Wed) 20:02: Hello Matsumoto Hiroaki! Good evening! Maybe you are busy and have no time for posting a comment, am I right? Or you don’t find anymore my blog interesting? Pls. tell me…Don’t be shy!
Anonymous 07-06-07 (Thu) 17:24: I’m so sorry. I made a mistake in the comment I posted the other time. I wrote ” I didn’t lost your ….” but what I wanted to say was that “I lost your blog site address.” So, I do still enjoy your blog and am looking forward to viewing your blog.

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