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byebye oden

It’s a little sad - the other day I went into my neighborhood Lawson’s convenience store and the oden stand was gone. Oden came in the fall when it started getting chilly outside and it is the best warm-me-up convenience store food. Sure, home oden and izakaya oden are much better but on those windy nights where you are just too tired to cook at home…oden did the trick. I loved oden.

It is highly possible that you have not heard of or seen oden before. If you have not, read a description from bento.com and also check out their page on translating the oden menus from 7-11 and Lawson’s.

d said,

February 16, 2007 @ 12:40 am

You… like… oden?! For me, that was the freaky part of the menu at Guu with Garlic, right next to the chicken cartilage… I tried it once and never returned.

Mind you, if they sold it in a Toronto restaurant, I would force my friends to try it just for the novelty. There is one place here called Izakaya but - mysteriously - it’s not actually an izakaya.

M said,

February 16, 2007 @ 4:56 pm

Hmm…I will have to try the Guu with Garlic oden to see what you are basing your dislike on. I went there once and can’t remember the food well enough to compare it food here. Have they Canadianized things?
I will admit, oden is probably not for everyone. Without help it is difficult to determine what the oden “obects” are…but it has a place in my heart.

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