I have only eaten at Wagamama once (at LHR T5) and will never again. It is to Japanese food what dog s*i*e is to haute cuisine. Awful. Truly terrible.

Curry rice is widely available in Japan and makes for a nice safe alternative when more exotic dishes are on offer.

I tend associate japanese cuisine with subtle/bland (pick one depending on your bias) flavours. Not a criticism, but as far as I can tell, japanese food is accessible to westerners providing they like fish. It's not at all like some regional chinese food which (imo) can be pretty nasty if it's authentic.

Aw I love their noodle soups - especially in the Wagamama near Tower of London.

Wagamama's has a cook book??? Can you buy curry sauce over here?

Yes and yes. I bought it in Wagamama, Tower of London one. My hubby cooks from it quite a bit.

Isnt it funny how most of the threads on here end up on the food subject

Their is nothing wrong with wearing a skirt ( I mean kilt ).

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As much as I love poutine and Japanese food. Lol, Does anyone have any other figures, the figures of immigration into Canada was interesting. Thanks for that.

You are not exactly being crystal clear here what figures you want. And besides, Im sure you can google the facts as well as anyone here can.

Did you at least try the stats canada website? They have all sorts of demographic and ethnographic stats available. Try their community profiles for what you are looking for.
http://www12.statcan.ca/census-recen...-591/index.cfm

Enter a place, then click on population and it will tell you the number of immigrants, broken down by when they landed, plus there are breakdowns by ethnic origins too.

I think the real question discocar wants answering is "how many expats am I going to be meeting/bumping into?".
That would depend on where you were and if like me you are in a small backwater then there won't be that many. Occasionally we come across a Brit but it's rare. But we didn't come to Canada to meet Brits so it's ok.

Who knows what the real question is, thats the problem innit

I love the thread drift on here

What do you mean by the real question? lol.

[QUOTE=CanadaJimmy;10194730]The only thing I can think of is the CIC yearly fact reports.(QUOTE)
I used to have that problem, but now it's mostly beer, fishing, and sex.