This is probably going to get me branded as some psychopath weirdo (as if I wasn’t already), but I just got some Astronaut Ice-Cream and find it strangely addicting. It doesn’t even really taste cold (at least not in... (12 replies, last updated by MikeG April 9, 2008)

Does anyone know where I can get Astronaut Ice Cream without going to the Science Centre? Is it at places like Sugar Mountain? Let me know. (7 replies, last updated by kawarthagirl March 16, 2007)

This has to be better than astronaut ice cream: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/24/world/asia/24kimchi.html?ex=1361509200&en=4cb9efc63982cefb&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss (1 reply, last updated by moh February 25, 2008)

Today the Kyodo News reported..... Nissin Food to devise instant noodles for astronauts OSAKA, April 15 – Nissin Food Products Co. said Monday it will launch a joint program with the National Space Development Agency (0 replies, last updated by Hiko Ikeda April 15, 2002)

The Kyodo News reported..... Nissin develops instant noodles for astronauts OSAKA, Japan – Nissin Food Products Co. Chairman Momofuku Ando ® tells a news conference in Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, on Aug. 23 his company has... (4 replies, last updated by kz August 26, 2002)

One stop shopping for that vexing question: Where is it? Answer: Google! Kappo Ishito 123 Astronaut E S Onizuka St Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 626-1509 (4 replies, last updated by ipsedixit April 16, 2007)

A South Korean will be become that nation’s first astronaut on April 8th. There is an article from iht.com that tells how and why kimchee and some other korean food were modified for space travel:... (7 replies, last updated by gyp7318 March 1, 2008)

Myself and 3 non culinary astronaut,out of town friends will be seeing the Lion King on Saturday. I know there are tons of posts but looking for convenient,not expensive not Italian for lunch.Recs? Thanks. Oh yeah and one of out... (1 reply, last updated by RGR November 17, 2004)

I know it has been covered before but here goes. How about a post ballet reccomendation for a restaurant that is tasty but fairly mainstream for myself a more adventorous eater and my nonculinary astronaut boyfriend. I would like... (1 reply, last updated by RGR November 13, 2003)

Noodle House at the food court at 7th & Fig (but only open til 7). Pho 79, 727 N. Broadway. Pho 87, 1019 N. Broadway. Don’t know the hours. Maybe in the mall that houses Curry House, 123 Astronaut E.S. Onizuka, Little... (3 replies, last updated by mc michael May 24, 2002)

Wow. I trust the author when he describes the chicken wing ice cream as “fowl tasting” Ha ha ha. I know you can get the astronaut ice cream in places where freeze dried backpacking food is sold. I’d love to taste... (4 replies, last updated by Hiko Ikeda July 27, 2002)

Marukai has a wide selection of sake. The Little Tokyo location is much smaller than other locations, so I would suggest you go to the Gardena location, if possible. Marukai (213) 893-7200 123 Astronaut E S Onizuka St Los Angeles... (3 replies, last updated by pinkshch May 31, 2006)

't know good Italian food. IMO, the best Italian food in the area is the Neopolitan food at Frenchy’s on Nasa Rd. 1 at El Camino. It’s worth the trip for lunch and it’s a virtual astronaut hall of fame. BTW,... (2 replies, last updated by LazyMF May 27, 2002)

to trinidad, the ones that come in the bottles picturing astronauts (no, I’m not hallucinating, they really are astronauts). All of these places serve West Indian staples, though: stews, bakes, doubles, roti I for one would... (9 replies, last updated by FastEddie March 23, 2007)

I would strongly recommend the afternoon tea service at the Swann Lounge at the Four Seasons. I took several astronauts there in September and it was a perfect setting for some great conversation. The decor is lavish, and you get... (9 replies, last updated by Melissa November 26, 2002)