This broth is the basis of Japanese cuisine. Although technically, it is a fish and seaweed broth, it is used for vegetable or meat preparations without distinction. Dashi has become particularly popular in the world over the past twenty years because it is part of the basic composition of th...
We get a lot of questions about Japanese food! Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked. What are three famous Japanese dishes to eat in Japan? Sushi, ramen and tempura. If you can only eat three Japanese dishes, you can't go wrong with this selection! That said, we rec...
Rice and noodles are the two primary staples of the Japanese diet. Rice, either boiled or steamed, is served at every meal. Noodles come in many varieties. Among the most popular aresoba,thin brown noodles made from buckwheat flour;udon,thick white noodles made from wheat flour; andramen,th...
1. Ramen (Japanese Noodle Dish) A hot bowl of flavorful ramen is Japan’s iconic comfort food. Ramen was originally called “Chinese soba” and was introduced to Japan during the Taisho era. Ramen restaurants began to emerge in the 1900s and have since evolved into numerous ramen variations...
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We had an amazing time learning to make ramen and gyoza in Mayuko’s kitchen. Mayuko is a great teacher. Great recipes are nothing without great instruction. She’s also a great host, being so thoughtful and welcoming. To that, she altered her r...
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It is very important to never place chopsticks vertically in anything, as this is considered bad luck and impolite while dining. Slurping is considered polite in Japan, so while eating ramen or other soup dishes, visitors can slurp and enjoy. ...
Other varieties of tteokbokki recipes include: seafood – haemul-tteokbokki (해물떡볶이) short ribs – galbi-tteokbokki (갈비떡볶이) ramen – ra-bokki (라볶이) chewy noodles – jol-bokki (쫄볶이) hot pot – jeuksok-tteokbokki (즉석떡볶이) Other rec...
They first made appearances in Japanese homes and noodle shops in the mid-1800s, and the rest is history. Ordering ramen in Japan can be a little intimidating at first, as you typically must purchase your “ticket” from a vending machine and give it to a staff member. Ramen is one of...