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2. www.willflyforfood.net › the-best-food-in-asiaThe Best Food in Asia: 25 Must-Try Dishes | Will Fly for Food

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   4 days ago · JAPAN. Japanese food is my favorite Asian cuisine so it’s only fitting that I start this list with unforgettable food experiences in Japan. Not only is Japan home to some of the best food in Asia, it’s one of the world’s best countries to visit for food. 1. Kaiseki in Kyoto.

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3. www.justonecookbook.com › chicken-katsuChicken Katsu (Video) チキンカツ • Just One Cookbook

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   3 days ago · Chicken Katsu is a classic Japanese home-cooked dish served with tonkatsu sauce and a side of shredded cabbage salad. These tender and crispy panko-breaded cutlets are surprisingly easy to make, even on a busy weeknight! They also freeze well and make for a delicious meal-prep item.

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5. www.justonecookbook.com › bean-sprout-namulBean Sprout Salad もやしのナムル • Just One Cookbook

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   Bean sprout salad is a simple dish made with blanched bean sprouts seasoned with sesame oil, soy sauce, and salt. There are many variations where you can add gochugaru (Korean chili powder) for a spicy kick or sesame seeds for a nutty flavor. The Japanese call this dish moyashi no “namuru“ (もやしのナムル).

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6. matcha-jp.com › en › 263513 Japanese Phrases You Can Use At Restaurants - MATCHA

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   2 days ago · Japanese for Enjoying a Meal in Japan. If you can make an order or ask for what you want smoothly at a restaurant, cafe, bar, or other eateries in Jpana, your food experience will probably be even better! Therefore, it's important to practice some Japanese. This article introduces convenient phrases that you can use at a restaurant in Japan.

7. norecipes.com › japanese-breakfast-salmonJapanese Breakfast Salmon (Shiozake - 塩鮭 - Salted Salmon)

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   2 days ago · Shiozake (塩鮭) or Salted Salmon is a Japanese breakfast staple that comes together from a handful of ingredients, and yet it makes for the perfect savory side dish for a bowl of rice or a bento box lunch. Recipe Video Pin. Japanese Breakfast Salmon (塩鮭 - Shiozake)

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   What kind of rice do Japanese eat?

   • Rice - Japanese eat short-grain rice, which has a higher amylopectin content than long-grain rice, making the grains stickier. Although there are some seasoned rice dishes in Japanese cuisine, the rice is almost always plain for breakfast.

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   What ingredients are used in Asian food?

   • Olives, olive oil, pita bread, dates, sumac, and chickpeas are common ingredients while kibbeh and shawarma are among the most popular Asian dishes. Wheat and rice are staple ingredients while lamb and mutton are the most commonly used proteins. They’re typically grilled in kebabs and often prepared in stews.

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   Where to eat sushi in Japan?

   • On the other hand, Japanese locals tend to go to sushi restaurants only on special occasions. For casual meals, many prefer ramen shops or restaurant chains such as Denny's, Gusto, or Royal Host, which offer a wide variety of dishes.

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   What is a good noodle to eat in Japan?

   • A sprinkling of sesame seeds adds a tasty crunch. Udon is another Japanese noodle variety, this one thick, chewy, and traditionally made from wheat flour and brine water. Kake udon pairs udon noodles with a subtle yet satisfying dashi broth.

   Japanese recipe ideas that go beyond sushi

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9. www.msn.com › en-us › foodanddrinkJapanese recipe ideas that go beyond sushi - MSN

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   2 days ago · So next time you opt for Japanese, skip the sushi and read further down the menu. To help you decide what to eat, scan this gallery for some tasty alternatives.

10. www.cozymeal.com › online-cooking-classes › japaneseOnline Japanese Cooking Classes | Cozymeal

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