Quick Pics: Yuki Lunchwagon Hot Roast Beef Sandwich

Ms. D went up to Yuki Lunchwagon the other day and decided on the Hot Roast Beef Sandwich ($6).

Umami would never, ever, eat such a thing!

Not for the faint of heart, this is roast pork on a hamburger bun, drowned in gravy.  It's perhaps the ultimate Brown and White Food, Sandwich Division.  If it had gravy on the potato-macaroni salad, it would have been just about perfect!  Interesting because, for once, there was enough salt (i.e., just shy of salt lick) on the meat and in the gravy.  Tasty.  Om Nomx3. 


Yuki Lunchwagon
Lauhala Street between Queen's Hospital and Board of Water Supply, on the Ewa side of the street.  It's the one closest to the street.

Yuki Lunchwagon - Korean Baked Chicken and Hamburger Steak

Yuki Lunchwagon had an interesting special:  Korean Baked Chicken.  It's a large chicken thigh, lightly breaded and baked, then covered with a shoyu based korean sauce topped with lots of green onions.  Very tasty.  Made a mix with homemade hamburger steak, which is was pretty decent, but a little on the petite side.  Oh, well, might have been one of the last ones.  One scoop rice and potato/mac salad.

Brown and White Food

I read somewhere (okay, it was the NY Times) about people who take pictures of food and post them on-line.  About how it makes them conscious of their diet and their food choices and I thought, "Diet??  Food choices??"  PUH-leeze!!  Bring on the Brown and White Food!!

Like this phenomenal plate lunch from my friend Kim at New Liberty Grill.  I was dropping off some cookies for her at Christmas, when she asked if I had lunch.  I said I hadn't, so she made me take some of the restaurant leftovers since it would otherwise just go to waste.  And So.  This plate is . . .  two hamburger steaks (on the right, duh).  Five chicken cutlets (to the left, to the left . . . ).  Two absurdly huge scoops of rice.  Mac salad.  Gravy over.  Omg, drooling a little thinking about it!

I split with a friend of mine and still ended up saving half for later.   So the plate probably feeds four normal sized people.  Maybe Kim should make it some kind of "Man vs. Food" challenge . . . eat the plate in, what, fifteen minutes and win dessert!  (hehehe!)