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Microsoft Windows 7 Burger King Whopper Edition

by DanGarion October 22, 2009

Tagged as: Beyond the Orange Curtain, Burgers, Fast Food, Food News, Funny Stuff, Japanese, Special Events

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How about this for a cross promotion.  Burger Kings in Japan are selling a 7 patty Whopper to commemorate the launch of Microsoft Windows 7.
For sale at a special price of ¥777 (@$8.50) for the first 30 customers each day and then sold for the normal price which is just over $17.  Personally I’m not [...]

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2009 Orange International Street Fair

by DanGarion August 23, 2009

Tagged as: 5 Star, American, British, Cheap Eats, Dancing, Greek, Holidays, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Japanese (Teriyaki), Local Flair, Mexican, OC Food History, Orange, Special Events, Street Fairs, Weekend Review

Just sending out a reminder for all of you that haven’t looked at your calendar recently, the 2009 Orange International Street Fair is just around the corner!  Every Labor Day weekend thousands celebrate on the streets of Orange, California in one of the largest non-profit fairs in Orange County!  This years fair is on Sept. [...]

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Garlic Jo’s – Newport Beach

by DanGarion June 26, 2009

Tagged as: American, Asian Fusion, Japanese, Newport Beach

We went to Garlic Jo’s in Newport Beach two weeks ago on a Saturday.  I honestly wasn’t that blown away by their use of garlic.  Maybe it’s because we already use a lot of garlic at home when we cook, but I was expecting more.
Mrs. DanGarion had the Original Garlic Chicken ($14.95), I liked it [...]

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Koji’s Sushi and Shabu Shabu – Orange

by DanGarion June 24, 2008

Tagged as: Japanese, Orange

Alright between the poll and a special request from my friend Mike, I decided to review some Japanese food!
Up until last night I had never had Shabu Shabu, I’d always wanted to try it since the first time I heard about it a couple years ago, but I’d never had the opportunity.  Then came yesterday [...]

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