A little taste of home in Seattle

In article <1209233702-sch@news.lava.net>, Nai`a wrote:
> So I guess the point is, are there any other places group members know
> of to soothe the soul of the latest memeber of the Local Kine Diaspora?

Oh man, Michael; I've got nuttin to contribute to sooth your soul in that
cold cold place, but... man, remind me of when you were pining for Hawaii
from Canada... back back back... in the old days... <g>

So... now, years later... what have you learned from your experience
living in Hawaii?

On Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:25:02 -0500, Nai`a <mjwise@lava.net> wrote:

I got tired of eating at L and L in Lynnwood, too much shoyu for me.
I go to Uwajimaya, the Japanese store in International District,
downtown Seattle, across from the train station.
You can buy frozen laulau, Portuguese sausage, Tacoma Tofu, Hilo koko,
Kohala kim chee, lup cheong, fish cake, manju, sushi, kimpira.
The prices are going up, as with all groceries, but you can satisfy
your Hawaii cravings, at least foodwise.

In article <1209583200-sch@news.lava.net>, StanleyH wrote:
> I go to Uwajimaya, the Japanese store in International District,
> downtown Seattle, across from the train station.

I remember that store! I used to go to one in Bellevue. That's a great
store.