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I wondered why the bottle that Steve bought looked different from the one I saw at Mitsuwa.


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Mitsuwa was being remodeled when we went there for lunch a while back. They're done and they're having a celebration this weekend.



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Crowds of loyal customers flocked to Mitsuwa Marketplace in Arlington Heights on a rainy Saturday to find a new airy shopping space and entertainment from two celebrities

First, a massive bluefin tuna had a brief but spectacular debut as it was filleted in the renovated foyer of the destination store that features Japanese cuisine and products.

Then, Japanese star and transgender celebrity Ai Haruna performed for fans in a dazzling kimono.

Suburban regulars and visitors from Chicago gave high marks to the first redo of the supermarket since it opened in 1987.

"It just seems super-bright and warm. I like it aesthetically," Grace Cocking of Chicago said while sitting with friends in the busy food court. She said she travels from the city "for the whole experience."

Changes included new lighting and decor, consolidating some departments, a self checkout area, and two new restaurants: the confections shop J-sweets and Toritetsu, a Tokyo-based eatery popular for its yakitori -- flavorful skewered chicken.


https://www.dailyherald.com/ne...in-arlington-heights

It's time to go back to check it out...


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The SK household is not jealous. Not even a little bit.

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I've made cole slaw several times now with Japanese mayonnaise. Also ranch salad dressing.

Both were awesome!


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I am on a chicken salad kick. I found the Japanese version in Walmart.

I buy the rotisserie chicken (usually just a breast) and make chicken salad with it for the week (with cranberries, celery and walnuts). I can make enough for 2 or 3 lunches a week and I have to say I am loving the mayo! (And the Chewpie on the bag! Smiler)


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I just got home from my weekly Costco trip.

Guess what Costco has.

Kewpie Mayo!

Also Nando's Peri-Peri Sauce. It said "medium" and it was a very orange color. I didn't think I could use a quart of it, so I didn't get one. But I love Nando's.


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I am on a chicken salad kick. I found the Japanese version in Walmart.

I buy the rotisserie chicken (usually just a breast) and make chicken salad with it for the week (with cranberries, celery and walnuts). I can make enough for 2 or 3 lunches a week and I have to say I am loving the mayo! (And the Chewpie on the bag! Smiler)


Oh that sounds awesome, and easy! Do you just kind of rip the chicken up, add the ingredients and mayo to taste? Does anything else get added? (I'm pretty sure "rip" is the word most top-level chefs use...)


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Sharon bought some Peri-Peri sauce at some place like Home Goods. This one is green. I’ve never heard of it and tried it at breakfast. Kind of like chow-chow but much sweeter.

What do you eat it with?


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At Nando's, they marinate chicken in it and grill it. It is heavenly.

Nando's is basically the El Pollo Loco of Africa, and they have spread to other continents, now, too.


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At Nando's, they marinate chicken in it and grill it. It is heavenly.

Nando's is basically the El Pollo Loco of Africa, and they have spread to other continents, now, too.


I can see doing that. There’s enough sugar in it that it should Caramellize beautifully. ThumbsUp


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Kewpie mayonnaise has become a staple in the wtg household. We've made Japanese potato salad several times. And mr wtg loves it on sandwiches.

Thanks to Steve and SK for introducing us to Kewpie!


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