Hello!
I <3 Japanese food, and psyched to try out your Japanese-themed recipes!
Japan Chef

Robert-Gilles Martineau Profile
Shizuoka Gourmet
Shizuoka City, Sizuoka (Japan)
Joined February 17, 2010
Advanced Cook
All star, Top Photographer, 1758 CookEatShare points
CookEatShare Points
Profile - 18
Recipes - 266
Photos - 715
Reviews - 24
Comments - 486
Invites - 0
Friends - 255
Groups - 0
Themes - 0
Total - 1758
Enjoying myself!LOL
About me
My Blog: http:shizuokagourmet.wordpress.com/
Agnostic Hedonist Forever! Frenchman (Bourgogne) who spent the last 33 years riding his bicycle in search of great food and drink in Shizuoka, Japan and elsewhere! (by train, bus, ship, rickshaw and taxi! haven't tried a submarine or handglider yet!)
Cooking Influences
French, Japanese, Italian, Chinese
Recommendations
Chefs I recommend
- Dominique Corby (Osaka City, Ôsaka, Japan)
- Top French Chef in Japan!
Restaurants I Recommend
Comments
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- May 23, 2011Hi, I am your new Indian follower from Hong Kong. Please follow me back and visit my Indian food blog on some unusual curries at http://cosmopolitancurrymania.blogspot.com. My latest post is on the famous Indian rice dessert, slow-cooked in milk and sweetened with jaggery...
- October 1, 2010Hi Robert, great to see u here too! Hope u still remember http://luxuryhaven.blogspot.com, a blogger who travels often to Japan.
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- March 5, 2010I should have known I'd find you on here as well! :) It would by my pleasure if you would accept my friend request!1 reply
Gina - February 27, 2010LOL
You should have a look at the face of the critter behind me!
Cheers, Tien!
Best regards,
Robert-Gilles - February 27, 2010Hi, Robert,1 reply
You are going to be a huge contributor to this website. It's always good to see a friendly face. -Tien :) - February 27, 2010Dear Danica!
Greetings! You are definitely right!
There is something for everyone here!
Cheers,
Robert-Gilles - February 27, 2010Thanks for the welcome! Japan, eh? Sounds wonderful! I'm definitely interested in learning about Japanese cuisine. There is definitely more than sushi, right? I mean, I love sushi--but I think that often when food comes to the U.S. from other countries it loses some of its original nature.1 reply
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- February 18, 2010Cheers, John!
I've already had a look at the Japanese version, but I'll keep to the English one although I'm fluent in both languages!
Best regards,
Robert-Gilles - February 17, 2010Robert...you've got some very interesting sounding recipes. Can't wait to try them! You should also check out www.cookeatshare.jp!1 reply
- February 17, 2010Cheers, Frank!
The crowd is growing fast, isn't it? LOL
Best regards,
Robert-Gilles

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