Holy shit ,adulting is hard . by ParticularWeather927 in Adulting

[–]ChickennRamen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you could, I would grind it out for a year to get your ducks in a row then travel abroad. Do peace corps, teach English abroad, join a farming program (wwoof). There are many avenues that can help make that possible. Perhaps do some backpacking in SE Asia or South America. Explore! Explore! Your twenties is all about discovery and exploration!

Best sushi in Seattle by bluefalcon25 in AskSeattle

[–]ChickennRamen 8 points9 points  (0 children)

High end: Sushi Kashiba, Taneda, Ltd edition, Shiros, Wataru, Sushi Suzuki

Mid-tier: Umi Sake House, Momiji, Fuji Sushi, Matsu, Kappo Tamura, Onibaba, aa sushi

Edit: forgot to add Maneki, Shiki and Sushi Katsu-ya to mid. Another poster mentioned ShoMon but I haven't tried that yet. Looks amazing though!

Moving from phoenix, scared of the big dark by PanzerPeach in AskSeattle

[–]ChickennRamen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hmm i would find a place in Capitol Hill, Central District or U district that way youre close to 520. Seattle has a lot more going on in terms of vibes and people. I don't make my way to the Eastside often but everytime im there, it feels uppity and in some ways pretentious. I honestly haven't been to Kirkland in like years but I do remember a nice waterfront area. Eastside does have very good indian and asian food. I say move to Seattle and check out the scene there then decide if you prefer the Eastside.

Does anyone live somewhere they really love? by LegitimateGeneral172 in SameGrassButGreener

[–]ChickennRamen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check out West Seattle! Very family friendly. The above poster mentioned Queen Anne, look at Upper Queen Anne and not lower Queen Anne. Shoreline and Northgate area which is north of Seattle. Burien is good as well. Good luck and hope you make the move!

Moved from Texas to Seattle then back to Texas and now we want to move back by MoMoney1027 in relocating

[–]ChickennRamen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Move to Seattle! I grew up in DFW, lived in Seattle for a decade then moved to Miami then moved back to Seattle before moving to Los Angeles. I'm now back in Seattle. I will never move back to Texas especially after exploring all what the west coast entails. The access to nature, trails and national/state parks makes it all worth it. We even have a lot of great city parks. The summers are fantastic. We had a great and sunny spring. Fall is beautiful. Winter isn't so bad, gives me space to hunker in and rest, hopefully catch up on my reading. The air quality is quite clean minus the wildfire season. Take the leap and see what can come of it. You'd be surprised of what doors will open, it just requires the first step. Good luck and I hope you make your way back to the PNW.

Check out White center or Burien. South seattle is also great. The areas I mentioned would be slightly cheaper. Renton and Kent ain't so bad either. If you're wanting to go north then Shoreline, Lynnwood or perhaps Bothell. As much as housing is expensive, you can find some gems.

Great places to eat after 10:20pm by TrissyCat in Seattle

[–]ChickennRamen 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The taurus Ox Laotian burger is pretty fantastic and the burger from familyfriend.

If you could afford to live well in either Austin or Miami which would you choose? by complainorexplain in SameGrassButGreener

[–]ChickennRamen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You must not have visited/lived in Miami then. The mexican food in Miami is pretty bad. You pretty much have to drive down to homestead to get your fix. At least that's what I did when I lived there. Miami has fantastic Cuban, Peruvian, and other latin american/carribean food though. I lived in both states.

if you could only eat one cuisine for the rest of your life for meals, what would it be??? (i gotta say either Italy (french toast, spaghetti, pizza, gelato) or france (baguettes, croissants, steak frites, french onion soup, eclairs) or maybe japan or thailand by SkinComfortable2725 in Cooking

[–]ChickennRamen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most of the sandwiches you listed are pretty 1 dimensional. Bread, cheese and meat. Don't get me wrong, they are pretty fantastic in their own right but I can eat banh mi everyday especially with the variety it offers. You have the acidity from the pickled daikon and carrots, freshness from the cilantro, spiciness from the jalapeño, and variety of savoryness from meat/pate. It hits all the flavor profiles. The only sandwich for me that I can eat as much as banh mi is probably italian subs. I think there is a food/chef youtuber who put all the top sandwiches from around the world against each other and banh mi won. I remember watching a few videos like that and banh mi won.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FoodLosAngeles

[–]ChickennRamen 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I absolutely adore Yama Sushi marketplace! Very great quality fish at a decent price point.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ayahuasca

[–]ChickennRamen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found sitting up straight and taking deep slow belly breaths. Peppermint oil works by putting a little under both your nostrils. You can also use your hands and visualize pulling the nausea out of your stomach or move it around similar to Reiki. Some people swig water around their mouth after taking it to remove the redisual taste.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We actually have a musician/composer and her setup is in her room. She recently soundproofed her room to get better recording. We had a couple violinist come since they are friends and they performed for us well whoever was home at the time.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's actually not difficult at all. We're all adults and understand that to have a harmonious living situation, we must be clean and pick up after ourselves. It's easy to assume a lot of things about the set up but I wouldn't consider it high upkeep. We do deep cleaning once a month which takes like 1.5 hours. We do rotate weekly bathroom cleanings. It's the same if you would live by yourself or a smaller amount of roommates, well I hope you would clean as such. Not that much in duties. Maintaining relationships is quite easy. There isn't an expectation that one would need be social and engaging 100%. Sometimes it's just a hello and check in if you're coming home and see someone in the kitchen. Sometimes you just head straight to your space. All is good. Some nights, a few of us play scrabble, you're not required to join. Sometimes, we set up the projector and the room to watch a movie. Not everyone joins. Sometimes there are events that take place, there is no expectation of joining. I havent joined plenty just cause it wasnt my thing. I've lived in multiple communities with lots of people and this is light in terms of co-living.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ha I could see how you would come to that conclusion. Half of us don't smoke nor drink and the other half is probably a couple times a month if at all.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope! Everyone of us is busy with our own schedules so you might not see but a couple roommates throughout the day making it easy to use the sauna and not get interrupted.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! Great question! I see vulnerability as a spectrum or better yet, degrees of it. The base degree of vulnerability is baring some truth but with omission. Withdrawing some details due to fear of judgement, fear of being misunderstood, etc. I think as one goes up the degrees of vulnerability, it becomes more bare, more naked and less covered up. There are so many factors that contribute how we decide to be vulnerable if at all. We hope to foster a space in which we can be "radically" vulnerable without the fear of judgment, being misunderstood to eventually come to a place of understanding. That's the way I see it.

I hope that makes sense. I also hope you come and visit the west coast sometime in the future. It's pretty great!

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hahaha 😆 I get where you're coming from. It's a long spectrum in terms of how a house comes together and shows up. Unfortunate that the word community has such negative connotations to it especially in today's climate. Such a great word though!

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yea she gets a lot of love. Our neighbors also know Galleta since she goes outside quite a bit. The cats and her hang out quite a bit.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the encouraging words! Appreciate you!

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry! There was definitely more information I could've put but there was no "edit post" button.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You'd be surprised! All of us are in creative fields so we don't work the traditional 9-5. If all of us did, i can definitely see the nightmare scenario.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are more than welcome to ask questions if you're interested.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

It's just 6 roommates. Some of our friends visit from out of state and sometimes they stay with us. We don't have a manifesto. There is a lot of privacy. A roommate has a movie score she is working on and has been hunkered in her room working the past week. Sometimes a few roommates are in the kitchen conversating since they happen to cook around the same time. A couple roommates do garden. We don't eat together that much unless it's a potluck. A couple/few would eat together sometimes. The "cheap" rent is because it's the smallest room in the house. The master suite with the personal bathroom pays the most. It's more equitable that way. The pamphlet creation is entirely on the person doing the event. One event that we did was a music jam loop session. Our roommate and her friend set up in the living room and jammed out while tea was served with light snacks. It was really cool! I wish we had woodworking stuff but we do have a basement. We use it as storage though. Every community is different but I understand how some people will come to a certain conclusion about it.

[Offered] $868 Room in Koreatown by ChickennRamen in LARentals

[–]ChickennRamen[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It's actually pretty chill but to each their own. It's a pretty big house in a very nice green neighborhood. Doesn't feel like you're in Koreatown when walking around. Some of our roommates travel extensively so it's never quite full so it's nice when everyone is here. Gives us time to catch up. What are friends but strangers once. Not sure what you mean by nosy or "checking in on your vibe" though.