In Rice & Noodle/ Video Tamago Zosui Recipe Tamago Zosui (卵雑炊) is rice porridge or risotto cooked with eggs. This mild tasting simple food is great at any time, but especially good… Continue Reading →
In Noodle/ Soup/ Video Tanuki Soba Recipe Tanuki Soba (たぬき蕎麦) is hot Soba noodles in soup with Tenkasu fried Tempura batter bits. It is a Soba dish with a pretty simple… Continue Reading →
In Bread/ Video Ham Roll Recipe Ham Roll is a typical Japanese savory bread roll that can be found at many local bakeries in Japan. Thinly sliced ham is interestingly… Continue Reading →
In Noodle/ Vegetable/ Video Summer Vegetable Somen Recipe Summer Vegetable Somen is cold Somen noodles with summer vegetables like okra and tomato. The sauce is also cold, simple Mentsuyu poured over the… Continue Reading →
In Bento/ Rice & Noodle/ Video Onigirazu Recipe Onigirazu is free form Onigiri, steamed rice and filling is merely wrapped with large sheet of Nori roasted seaweed. While Onigiri is shaped and… Continue Reading →
In Main Dish/ Pork/ Rice & Noodle/ Video Buta Don Recipe Buta Don is stir-fried pork seasoned with a soy sauce-based sauce over Steamed Rice. Strong soy-garlic flavor and plenty of fat from pork make… Continue Reading →
In Noodle/ Soup Mushroom Ankake Soba Recipe Ankake Soba is Soba noodle soup that is thickened with starch. The thick soup not only keeps the dish hot much longer than regular… Continue Reading →
In Appetizer/ Beef/ Bento/ Main Dish/ Rice/ Rice & Noodle/ Video Nikumaki Onigiri Recipe Nikumaki Onigiri is a rice ball wrapped with thinly sliced beef and cooked in sweet soy sauce. Although it’s still called Onigiri, Nikumaki Onigiri… Continue Reading →
In Rice & Noodle/ Seafood/ Video Chirashi Sushi Recipe Chirashi Sushi (Chirashizushi) is a kind of Sushi dish with thinly sliced Sashimi raw fish placed over a bed of Sushi Rice, instead of… Continue Reading →
In Appetizer/ Bread/ Ground Meat/ Video Pizzaman Recipe Pizzaman are steamed hot buns stuffed with “Italian” flavored filling. Just like Nikuman, they are often seen at Japanese convenience stores, or you could… Continue Reading →
