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Braise in soy sauce the fish of. It is small to explode the fish. The domestic life fries the vegetables. Form dollar road hoof. Pig feet claw. The plum f*cks the vegetables burns the meat. Green pepper shredded meat. Snow vegetables shredded meat. Fish dog meat silk. Squeeze the vegetables shredded meat. White shredded meat in. Earthenware pot chicken. Curry chicken piece. The temple explodes the chicken cube. the chicken

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  1. niki says:

    Hmmmmmmm… i think I’ll have that sixth one on the menu

  2. Nangleator says:

    It would be cruel to interrupt the plum when it’s doing that.

  3. hose b says:

    naught naughty plum

  4. miss dot says:

    i choose to explode the fish by myself for 20.00

  5. JohnB says:

    Wow! It’s been a while since we had one this stunning! I notice “the domestic life fries the vegetables” doesn’t seem to have a price. This doesn’t surprise me, as my domestic life often leaves me feeling as fried as my work life, for which I actually get paid!

    • A Noun says:

      I’m guessing those are Home Fries.

      Agreed, tho — this is amazing Engrish.

      • Droll not Troll says:

        It’s so good, I keep reading the first word as “bruise”.

        • Maiya says:

          What is it with all the food abuse in Japanese restuarants? Some places rape their onions; this fine establishment bruises their fish. I bet the next place constantly tells the chicken that it’s worthless and fat and no one loves it.

  6. JohnB says:

    I wonder how much “it” would cost if “it” were actually big enough to explode the fish. (And would that come with Explode Cake for dessert?)

  7. JohnB says:

    I bet more people would attend religious services if temples and churches all treated their attendees to displays like exploding chicken cubes! In fact, I think blowing ANYTHING up would really enliven the average religious service…

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      Repairing the stained glass windows is a pane.

    • moe says:

      I think you’re supposed to praise the lord, not braise the lord

    • Droll not Troll says:

      The Church of the Latterday Mythbusters.

      • dr handle says:

        Congregation numbers have improved markedly since they started substituting black powder for incense, although the altar boys seem strangely reduced in number.

        • Droll not Troll says:

          These priests are incorrigible! The old way of “blowing up altar boys” was bad enough!

          • dr handle says:

            Well, all we do, see, is we ban contraception and make people have more kids, to replenish the supply. Too easy.

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          We’ve blown through the stained glass repair budget. Next council meeting we need to reassign funds or find a sponsor and move the blessings and prayers outside.

          • dr handle says:

            Good news! Those weirdo evangelists a couple of streets across have agreed to sell us the blast shutters from one of their obsolete armageddon bunkers at below-cost, on the condition that we sound the warming siren before the next blessing of the host – apparently, some of their congregation heard the last one, and took to their hermetically sealed fallout shelters to wait for the final judgment, and are now incommunicado and not expected to come out until Himself himself knocks on the door to tell them which side won, and there’s no way to inform them that it was a false alarm. Anyway, we fit them on the *inside* of the windows, and we should be able to set off as many hosannahs as we like.

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          I’ve taken the membership recruiting funds and bought out all of the neighborhood firework stands unsold surpluses. Some were donated for the charitable tax write off and a promise that they could help set them off.

  8. JohnB says:

    Wherever this is from, they must be doing some interesting experiments in animal cross-breeding! Like inserting hawk genes into pigs to produce “pig feet claws.” Unless they also inserted some serious flavor genes as well, however, I’ll pass.

  9. Jennifer says:

    The snow vegetables pwned the meat!

  10. Sinatra says:

    Squeezing the vegetables shredded meat just seems like adding insult to injury.

  11. DrLex says:

    Next time you want to wear something exclusive, wear something in silk made from the meat of a fish dog.

  12. fatcity says:

    Fish Dog Meat Silk rocks! They’re my favorite band.

  13. Litewinger says:

    Man, that Plum is pretty hardcore. I wouldn’t mess with it if I were you.

  14. cipher_nemo says:

    It is a $12 privilege to squeeze the vegetable’s shredded meat.

  15. JohnB says:

    People who form dollars do often have to hoof it down the road. It’s not a good idea to spend too much counterfeit currency in one place.

  16. D.R. says:

    It is small to explode the fish? Is this a Monty Python script?

  17. Andrew says:

    Watermark FAIL

  18. dr handle says:

    I think the plum might’ve teamed up with the naughty tomatoes, and having burned the crayfish they’re now picking on the meat. What the hell are those GMO companies doing, crossing fruit trees with triffids?

  19. Lily says:

    lol. the temple explodes the chicken cube. imma eat that!

  20. Jocelyn says:

    What’s a chicken cube? I’m confused!

  21. Totema says:

    Items 7-9 sound like Ang Lee projects.

  22. zippycat says:

    This is the best Engrish I’ve seen in a while .. and they’re all usually pretty damned good! I laughed so hard!

    I would especially like to know more about the plum, but I have to admit I’m a bit scared.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      Damn! The comment I made at the top belongs down here!

    • Jennifer says:

      There’s a chinese character that can mean several things “to do” (f**k), “dry cook” (stir-fry), or “dried.” The translation programs sometimes pick f**k.

      So, “The plum f**ks the vegetables burns the meat” probably means “spicy stir fried meat, vegetables, and plums”

      • Droll not Troll says:

        We see it a lot on this site. It’s this:å¹² or looks very much like it. It’s listed on my Mac as GAN1, but so are several other Chinese characters.

        • JohnB says:

          To add to the confusion, I’ve seen it identified with different numbers that seem to mean different things. The more I learn about the Chinese language, the less I understand!

  23. dardub says:

    I’ll have the fish dog meat silk. Hold the silk, and the dog, and the meat please.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      What’s with the silk? If they’ve crossed a dog-fish with a lawyer, I’ll take my chances with the crazy plum!

  24. mojojo says:

    if you just read it all the way through…it’s like poetry.

    line 6 is so vivid in its description. two distinctly separate actions, yet inseparable. they NEED each other. :P only half would be lame!

  25. Tony says:

    The question is – would I be brave enough to eat there?
    Very funny.

  26. giraffie says:

    Be sure to have head safety while exploding chicken cubes using your temples.

  27. enyvl says:

    I was shocked to find out the most expensive meal on the menu was pig feet claw. It doesn’t sound that impressive as the temple explodes the chicken cube, after all.

    Anyway, I can’t recall laughing this much at anything in my whole life. I was literally crying and I felt my blood pressure going up as I was reading this. Good shit.

  28. Ben says:

    Making sense of this menu PRICELESS.
    There are some things money can’t buy…

  29. Matt says:

    Boy, plums sure are assholes; first they fuck the carrots, then they burn the pork.

  30. hexacoto says:

    It’s not Japanese. It’s Chinese, and badly translated based on sounds.

    It is small to explode the fish – The word for fried and explode in Chinese are the same, zha.

    The domestic life fries the vegetables – Eh not sure for this one. Maybe it’s Szechuan fried vegetables.

    Form dollar road hoof – Probably means Blocks of venison thigh (Lu= Road, deer)

    Pig feet claw – Pork trotters

    The plum f*cks the vegetables burns the meat – I’ve no idea how f*cks comes into play, but it’s mei cai shao rou, or Preserved vegetabless and roasted meat.

    Fish dog meat silk – The word for silk (si) is the same as shreds

    The temple explodes the chicken cube – Gong bao ji ding, Kung Pow chicken. Gong is temple/palace.

  31. roflcopter says:

    watching plums fucking veggies and burning meat is worth 20 bucks lol.

  32. Maria says:

    I burst out laughing at work and had to cleverly play it off that I was not wasting time. Too funny!

  33. jbee says:

    Clearly a version of rock-paper-scissors…

    Plum f***s vegetables.
    Vegetables burn meat.
    Temple explodes chicken.

    Simple! Let’s play.

  34. myntee says:

    pigs have claws in asia?

  35. Yakolev says:

    Give me one of everything.


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