rice omelette

[Anonymous No.4150887]

Today's menu seems to be rice omelette.
In the maid cafe in Japan, an omelet is spoken to in the spell of magic of "become delicious."

[Anonymous No.4150904]

>>4150887
Gotcha with the first line.

What the fuck are you trying to say with the second?

[Anonymous No.4150928]

>>4150904
In shitty nip restaurant, they make omelette's, and before serving you, a filthy whore breathes all over it so you get AIDS

[Anonymous No.4150945]

>>4150887

>spell of magic
>magical girl figurines

I don't really understand what your saying, but that's neat.

[Anonymous No.4150994]

this omelette is obviously overcooked.

[Anonymous No.4151008]

>>4150887
Seriously, a plastic keyboard cover. Wahtever for?

[Anonymous No.4151447]

Shouldn't the sauce be ketchup ? I've never seen a brown sauce on Omuraisu. Recipe onegai.

[Anonymous No.4151465]

>>4150994
I agree, I dont think I could eat that. The eggs are clearly burnt in spots.

[Anonymous No.4151484]

omelette for omelette rice should be something like this.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAawGfEhzf4

[p !P3141593qY No.4151547]

>>4151484
looks sooo good

[Anonymous No.4151565]

>>4151447
It's Japanese curry.

[Anonymous No.4151582]

Why does the broccoli and tomato looked shooped on there???

[Anonymous No.4151584]

>>4151465
this. I can't stand browned omelets. Ugh. The only time I'll eat eggs with any browned bits on them is if they are fried. Omelets and scrambled eggs should be fluffy and light.

[Anonymous No.4151595]

>>4151565
It's demi-glace. DEMIGURASU.

[Anonymous No.4151602]

>>4151595
No, no it's not.

While "demigurasu" can also be served with omuraisu, this is clearly curry unless you don't have glasses on.
The color and consistency look COMPLETELY different, and you can see the roux in the pool.

This would also be consistent with home-cooked omuraisu and curry.

(It does looks delicious though.)

[Anonymous No.4151606]

>>4151602
Are you calling that schoolgirl a liar?

[Anonymous No.4151624]

>>4151602

This nigga knows what's up. I've never even had Japanese curry (shamefur dispray) but I can tell that from demi-glace which is shown in this video >>4151484

[Anonymous No.4151686]

>>4151602
>picture clearly says デミグラスソース , which translates as demi-glace sauce

[Anonymous No.4151814]

>>4150887
If you cast a spell to make it delicious, does that mean it was made by a tsundere in the kitchen who's cooking is so bad and disgusting it's poisonous? If you don't cast the spell, do you die?

[Anonymous No.4151821]

>>4151582
The broccoli are probably just blanched and the tomato untreated so they look a bit plain and out of place.

[Anonymous No.4152772]

>>4151686
nigga I read Japanese, and I saw it before I posted. If someone has a Golden Retriever but has a sign saying it's a cat, what ar eyou going to believe?

[Anonymous No.4152894]

>>4150887

That looks vile, but I am not a fan of omelettes.

Eating with toys around is a no-no for me as well, especially figma. What if they fell oer into the sauce while you were taking the picture (what if you bought those secondhand and they still have "hotglue residue" all over)

[Anonymous No.4153891]

ひどい(´・ω・) ｽ

[Anonymous No.4153946]

Takemoto Electronic(´・ω・)ｽ

[Anonymous No.4153967]

What is Japanese curry supposed to taste like?

I had some for the first time in a restaurant the other day. It tasted like a bland gravy, tbh.

[Anonymous No.4153999]

>>4151447
It looks more like hayashi sauce to me.
Omurice can have lots of different topping
See the menu of popular omurice in Shibuya
http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1303/A130301/13103027/dtlmenu/

>>4153967
Japanese curry is very mild taste

[Anonymous No.4154569]

>>4152772
It's definitely a golden retriever. Cats don't have ears like that.

[Sceak !!LciZj2frsW6 No.4154639]

>>4150887

I hope you have a nice glass of Miller with that.