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Sorta baked for campsites, except rather than quarters, you have to put in fuel. |
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I think there are all sorts of cleanliness issues before you could make it work on an urban basis. Given that most every house/apartment has a kitchen, why do you see a need for this outside college dorms? |
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Baked entirely with okonomiyaki restaurants in Japan. Sit at booth seat, where table is in fact a hot plate, have your ingredients brought to you and heat them right up on the table. Officially, the best tasting food available in Japan. |
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There's a chain in the US (don't remember the name - "dream kitchen" or something) that does the opposite of this. You select a recipie, then wander around different bins of food and make it. You then bring this home and cook it in your own oven. |
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okonomiyaki is not the same as this. In America, least I know, is that the hibachi grill is close to okonimiyaki. |
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[calum], you like okonomiyaki! |
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daseva: that reads as though translated directly from the Japanese. |
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Okonomiyaki, upon further inpection, is very close to this. How foolish of me just then. |
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[daseva], yes I do! Much tasty and fish skins! Pleasure and enjoyment. Autumn! |
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What language was the idea translated from? Something without sentences, clearly. |
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"but with a oven and stove so you can go in there put some quarters in an oven put your cake in and bake it then go home" |
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No market for this. May as well have a place like a laundromat but with lightbulbs instead. You put a few quarters in and the lightbulb turns on. [-] |
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I think it depends on the location. Imagine stopping by a pay microwave next to a park for your next picnic - no more cold picnic food. |
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//Imagine stopping by a pay microwave// |
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... and having a cupful of cold piss that some vandal put in there, spilling over your shoes as you open the door. |
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... and then having the same thing happen when you go to buy your morning paper, then finding a dead but quite fluffy poodle in the dryer at the laundrymat. |
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Yes, terrible things are possible with this idea, but same with many others that exist. |
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I agree, [World]. I also note that public barbecue plates are often the target of vandals with too much urine storage capacity. |
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I'm chary of any public food preparation, knowing what I do about serving temperatures. This just seems like an invitation to idiots to do harm. |
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True enough. (note to self: always decline shrimp from a public Australian barbe') |
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Yep, that's a good axiom. |
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