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What Do Japanese People Order at Japanese Restaurants? 🇯🇵 

Beryl Shereshewsky
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Oyakodon Recipe:
Ingredients
1 lb boneless and skinless chicken thighs/breasts, sliced thinly
½ onion, sliced thin
1-2 cups water
1 tsp dashi mix (optional, if you don't have, no worries! I usually make it without)
3 ½ tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp mirin (definitely need this)
¼ cup green onion
2-4 eggs
2 cups cooked white sticky rice (make sure you use sticky rice, you can find a brand called "Botan" at most American stores, even Walmart!)
Directions
Start cooking some rice in your rice cooker/stove top.
In a small mixing bowl, combine water, dashi, soy sauce, mirin and mix until combined. Set aside.
Dice chicken into thinly sliced bite sized pieces and set aside.
Whisk 2-4 eggs in a small bowl and set aside.
Heat a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the sliced onions and chicken and cook until chicken is fully cooked through.
Add the water, dashi, soy sauce, and mirin and lower heat to medium low. Tase the broth to see if you need more salty (add soy sauce) or sweet (add mirin or sugar). Cover with lid until it comes to a medium boil.
Trickiest part - slowly drizzle the beaten eggs (I like using a measuring cup with a spout) over the chicken and onions into the bubbling broth. Make sure to drizzle it around the entire pan so the eggs don't become one big blob. Cover with lid and cook until eggs are just set.
Scoop some out onto some hot sticky rice and serve with plenty of green onions on top.
WHAT I ORDERED:
Takoyaki (fried octopus in pastry)
Hijiki Salad (cooked black seaweed with soybean)
Hamachi Kama (grilled fresh yellowtail collar with sea salt)
Oyakodon (cooked chicken, egg & onion over rice)
Unagi Don (broiled eel over rice)
OTHER RECS:
Hiya Yakko (cold tofu with toppings)
Nabeyaki Udon (udon noodle soup with chicken & vegetables)
Yosenabe (Japanese hot pot)
Grilled Miso Marinated Black Cod
Asari Clam Soup
Nameko Mushroom Soup w/ Red Miso
Green Tea Mochi Ice Cream
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:49 Takoyaki
02:51 Hijiki Salad
04:56 Hamachi Kama
07:12 Oyakodon
09:08 Unagi Don
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@professoraviva4628
@professoraviva4628 Год назад
I don't know whether people know this, but unagi can be purchased frozen. It's already cooked and just needs to be reheated. In my understanding, this is exactly what restaurants do -- they're not cooking it from scratch since it's a very specialized skill to prepare eel. They just heat it up and add a bit more unagi sauce (which can also be easily bought at a store). Plus, when bought at a market, it costs about half what you would pay at a restaurant! It's so much easier than you would think and it's exactly the same as unagi from a restaurant.
@phatsmurf575
@phatsmurf575 Год назад
Unagi don is my daughter's favorite thing to order from Japanese restaurants. If it's on the menu, we're getting it.
@andyqv-goodvibes1900
@andyqv-goodvibes1900 Год назад
what stores can I find it at?
@fiveoctaves
@fiveoctaves Год назад
I've had unagi sushi in restaurants but unagi don only when my mom makes it. Never thought to order it at a restaurant.
@mormornie
@mormornie Год назад
yes!! I recently found frozen unagi in my local hypermarket, the package says to just cook it for 15 minutes in pre-heated oven. I served it over some multicooker rice and it was simply majestic!
@13pewpew13
@13pewpew13 Год назад
I worked at a Japanese restaurant I can second this
@MrVovansim
@MrVovansim Год назад
One item I see on a lot of Japanese restaurant menus that I feel is overlooked is tempura udon. It's basically udon noodles in broth, and it comes with tempura fried shrimp and veggies. Kids go absolutely nuts for it.
@irun_mon
@irun_mon Год назад
it's very popular in indonesia, most indonesian don't really like raw fish so when we go to Japanese restaurant many of us just order anything that looks safe and tampura udon is our favorite choice
@GenevaCat
@GenevaCat Год назад
I've tried this but isn't a big fan of it. I like my udon and tempura separate. Curry Udon is amazing though 😋
@MrVovansim
@MrVovansim Год назад
@@GenevaCat oh, interesting, the places I've tried it, serve it in separate bowls: noodles in broth, and then the fried bits separately, and then some sauce. So you combine or not, as you see fit.
@user-ey2om4qb9e
@user-ey2om4qb9e 7 месяцев назад
​@@irun_monwait ramen
@TF_NowWithExtraCharacters
@TF_NowWithExtraCharacters Год назад
If you ever go to a Japanese place and see ochazuke, I'd recommend trying it. It's a comforting dish of tea/broth poured over rice and topped with nori and pickles/preserved fish/etc. The kind of dish that's basically a warm hug from the inside
@LadyCynthiana
@LadyCynthiana Год назад
I bought some instant ochazuke to have when I was sick, and when I got a cold, it was the most delicious thing ever! It was more savory than I expected. I'd love to try a fresher restaurant or homecooked (by someone besides myself who really knows what they're doing) version someday.
@jackieknits61
@jackieknits61 Год назад
Ochazuke is at home food. Granted, I've never been to Japan, but I've never seen it in a restaurant in the US. I imagine it's a bit like oatmeal or cream of wheat. It's not that it is never at a restaurant, but even people who don't cook can make it easily. I learned to make on RU-vid.
@TF_NowWithExtraCharacters
@TF_NowWithExtraCharacters Год назад
@@jackieknits61 I've had it in eateries in both my home country and in Japan, but I can see why it's not found in US restaurants. It's not something that's exotic or exciting or big on flavours, those are usually the kind of dishes that do well when the diners are unfamiliar with the cuisine
@callmewaves1160
@callmewaves1160 Год назад
@@LadyCynthiana it's hard to mess up Ochazuke, you could flake up and fry some left over baked salmon to serve on top and you can use any furikake really!
@nish221100
@nish221100 Год назад
@@jackieknits61 Izakaya places serve it usually. They upscale it with fancier toppings and broth.
@jaelily
@jaelily Год назад
one of my personal favourite japanese dishes is nikujaga (meat and potato stew). it’s flavoured with dashi broth and makes such a beautiful warming winter dish with slow cooked meat, japanese sweet potatoes, daikon, carrots and peas, served with sticky rive and a fried/softboiled egg ❤
@FlowerEmblem
@FlowerEmblem Год назад
It's so good, we used to have Japanese homestay students before covid happened....one of them gave a recipe for nikujaga to my mom, she's a great cook. Really delicious and then when she made it for other students afterwards they said that it reminded them of home.
@lizpurvis1064
@lizpurvis1064 Год назад
Yes!!!! My partner makes it for me all the time, its one of my favorites and is such a a warming and comforting dish
@Val.Kyrie.
@Val.Kyrie. 10 месяцев назад
I’ll make this for my kid in winter 😊
@Cecilpedia
@Cecilpedia 3 месяца назад
I used to go to intercultural dinners with my university. There was this one woman from just outside of Kyoto who would bring in a HUGE slow-cooker of nikujaga for the dinners. It tastes like a warm hug.
@nerd26373
@nerd26373 Год назад
Japanese food certainly has a lot of variety apart from it just being sashimi, sushi and katsu. We appreciate your hard work and effort. May God bless you.
@frankenviews4069
@frankenviews4069 Год назад
Japanese people just know how to do seafood right. Top 5 greatest cuisine for seafood.
@sallycormier1383
@sallycormier1383 Год назад
All of those dishes looked delicious! Sometimes when I am missing Japan I’ll make rice with nori and egg, a piece of grilled fish with teriyaki sauce and some miso soup & green tea for breakfast. It always takes me back to Tokyo and the Ryokan we stayed at near Sensoji Temple. The fish you had would be a perfect breakfast item!!
@eatdrinkpure
@eatdrinkpure Год назад
This was so informative! My son is obsessed with everything Japan and I think this video will really help us navigate Japanese cuisine better! Thanks as always for such great content Beryl! 👌🏼
@riverfortune1990
@riverfortune1990 Год назад
If you're looking for simple authentic Japanese cooking videos, check out the Tokyo Kitchen channel! They're made by the sweetest Japanese lady and her videos are always very easy to follow along with. Her channel is small and the production value isn't quite the same as someone with a history in video like Beryl and Babish or a big team like Josh Weisman or Claire Saffitz but she is clearly passionate and she puts out multiple videos a week. I've made several of her recipes and they were very good!
@AcademicWitch
@AcademicWitch Год назад
As long as you can find dried hijiki, the salad is super simple to make at home. Just One Cookbook has a great recipe for it.
@phatsmurf575
@phatsmurf575 Год назад
I marinated Hamachi collar in shoyu, garlic, calamansi, & ground black pepper overnight. Then broiled it. It was soooooo good. I've had everything ordered. Some times at restaurants but most times I make myself since they're not available. Also going to recommend broiled/grilled saba(mackerel) and other tsukemono. I could just have these two with rice & miso soup & be satisfied.
@4cems3sac
@4cems3sac Год назад
As a Japanese native, I’m so happy you tried underrated Japanese food😍😍😍😍😍
@purpleliveoak
@purpleliveoak Год назад
I loved the "Mmm, radish! *crunch crunch* Daikon? *crunch crunch crunch* What is this? *crunch crunch crunch* It's good, very crunchy"
@Bllue
@Bllue Год назад
Funnier bc daikon is a radish
@AlissaSss23
@AlissaSss23 Год назад
🤣🤣🤣 Daikon is one of my favourite pickles
@chibiepple9990
@chibiepple9990 10 месяцев назад
It is called Takuan, a yellow daikon pickle. Mildly sweet and very crunchy.
@sevenandthelittlestmew
@sevenandthelittlestmew Год назад
My husband fell in love with hamachi collar at the itzakaya near us. It’s also really easy to make at home. Simple, delicious and great with beer, rice and simple veggies like edamame or corn, and potato salad! Now I want to have some for dinner. Mmmm
@blargh8085
@blargh8085 Год назад
please do vietnamese food sometime! just for starters, bun bo hue > pho by a long shot if done well and more authentic (if it has blood cakes in it, that is a good start. its like irony tofu). i dont know how authentic and far the restaurants in NY will go, but there are a TON of dishes that is just great, but most restaurants wont make because it would require a person dedicated to that station. would be awesome if you can find banh khot, which are little creamy bite sized pancakey bites with shimp and/or pork.
@kat8034
@kat8034 Год назад
bun rieu > bun bo hue 😸
@blargh8085
@blargh8085 Год назад
@@kat8034 le gasp!!! I would normally argue for equality, but I once had extra vitamins added to my bun rieu and I'm still a little traumatized... Somebody had dropped an entire half eggshell that ended in my bowl. I only wonder if the other half was elsewhere. Crunchiest bun of my life... 😭
@oo8962
@oo8962 Год назад
Irony tofu sounds really funny🤣
@prettyprettysmart
@prettyprettysmart Год назад
She already did a video about Viet food in this series
@blargh8085
@blargh8085 Год назад
@@prettyprettysmart homie, my comment was from 6m ago...............
@shannonm6118
@shannonm6118 Год назад
My personal favorite is sukiyaki 😍 this all looked so tasty though!!
@ela1023
@ela1023 Год назад
I had sukiyaki last weekend. It's one of those dishes I always crave as soon as winter hits
@drumsR4girls
@drumsR4girls Год назад
I'm surprised okonomiyaki wasn't on the list (sooo good and easy to make!), but I definitely want to try some of the things from this video that I haven't had before!
@latanyam.267
@latanyam.267 Год назад
I loved your face when crunching on the “radish” haha I’m the same with unfamiliar garnishes lol If it’s on my plate it’s def going down the hatch 😋
@jackieknits61
@jackieknits61 Год назад
It's takuan, which is a pickled daikon. It's delicious. Japan does absolutely excellent pickles in an amazing variety.
@lolabo8264
@lolabo8264 Год назад
I'd love to see you do a Korean food episode! I spent a lot of time with my Korean stepmother as a kid, and had the opportunity to eat amazing and diverse food
@lolabo8264
@lolabo8264 Год назад
My bad, I was literally just suggested the Korean food episode after this 😅
@hokagesama3394
@hokagesama3394 Год назад
Beryl single-handedly changes my day from 😾 to 😽
@MrVovansim
@MrVovansim Год назад
Nice, good to educate people that japanese cuisine is more than sushi, ramen and gyoza. And from the get go, I love takoyaki! I actually pretty much always order it if I see it on the menu :)
@SmartyPoohBear
@SmartyPoohBear Год назад
I've never had this for takeout so maybe it doesn't do well, but a shame that chawanmushi wasn't featured. It's japanese steamed egg, and the custard-like texture of the eggs is phenomenal. Plus, it's savory so you can enjoy it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
@lizpurvis1064
@lizpurvis1064 Год назад
Yes!! Chawanmushi is absolutely delicious and honestly, its pretty easy to make so I'd love to see Beryl attempt it
@Bllue
@Bllue Год назад
You see chawanmushi at nicer teishoku restaurants, it's not good if it's not fresh, so i doubt it will ever be a takeaway dish.
@KelilaBennet
@KelilaBennet 11 месяцев назад
It takes out pretty well! It is sold repacked in Asian countries that are either warm or cold so you can warm it up at home. Super tasty!
@bettyboadwine4890
@bettyboadwine4890 Год назад
Beryl could you please do me a favor? Would you please ask your 3 subscribers about a seaweed dish with small smoked or dried scallops, I was honored to taste it at a private party years ago and haven't found a recipe for it. The story is funny. The extended family, from from Japan tasted my "cowboy caviar" and snatched up the bowl. I had to hunt down my bowl at the end of the night. They were polishing it off. They loved it so I gave them the recipe. They let me taste what they were snacking on, the seaweed scallop dish. Fabulous
@chkkoba
@chkkoba Год назад
The yellow pickle with the unagi-don is takuan. It is so tasty! It typically comes uncut in the grocery store.
@LadyCynthiana
@LadyCynthiana Год назад
Hamachi Kama is so delicious and I also love seaweed in all forms (that I've had, anyway!) There is something really special about the flavors in Japanese cuisine. It's unique, yet balanced. Delightful. I wish everyone who wants to try these things could. They are hard to get in a lot of areas and I always feel lucky when I get to try a new Japanese dish.
@platonicdescartes
@platonicdescartes Год назад
Unagi Don was definitely the highlight, I love eel. But all of that was really good choices.
@m.g.5073
@m.g.5073 Год назад
Unagi don is my restaurant go-to!! 💖 My orders would usually include: soba, okonomiyaki, agedashi tofu, and chawan mushi. ☺️
@patriciamcrae5331
@patriciamcrae5331 Год назад
Hijiki is one of my favorites. I love broiled salted fish especially saba ( mackeral). You could try kimpira or kiribushi as well. Love them.
@ela1023
@ela1023 Год назад
There's so much variety in Japanese cuisine, I don't think I could ever get bored of it. Whenever I go to Japan, I have to plan carefully to make sure I get to eat everything I like. Rarely am I there long enough to have a repeat dish
@hollieallbaugh5753
@hollieallbaugh5753 Год назад
The yellow pickled radish you had with the eel is called danmuji in Korean (not sure what it's called in Japanese), and they make a great side dish with rice and meats!
@elysemorishita157
@elysemorishita157 Год назад
It's called takuan
@genieb3823
@genieb3823 Год назад
Danmuji is just my favorite pickle.
@jackieknits61
@jackieknits61 Год назад
Takuan in Japanese.
@u140550
@u140550 Год назад
yes!!!!!! i'm living for this!!!! more asian food, and yes there is more than sushi or ramen; but honestly as a asian i tend to go towards sushi or sashimi. i've tasted a lot of different Japanese food, so this is getting me hungry; but i love all of these!!! thank you for showcasing it!!!! EDIT: i thought this was going to continue for a long time, please tell me this is only season one; and will have more in the future!!!!
@kene666
@kene666 Год назад
Another Great Episode really enjoyed this series, thanks
@hollish196
@hollish196 Год назад
LOVE these videos. They are great for learning and so much fun.
@lmnop29
@lmnop29 Год назад
I'm gonna miss this series! Please don't let it end 😭
@maya-gur695
@maya-gur695 Год назад
I won't say sushi is overrated because I don't think it is, but Japanese cuisine that is not sushi is SO GOOD. I've been dreaming about going to Japan for years and the food is definitely one of the main draws for me.
@salamandertoast
@salamandertoast Год назад
Great video, I'm really glad you did one on Japanese food! I enjoyed learning about these dishes and hope to try them myself soon
@caricheng
@caricheng Год назад
I absolutely loved this. Now I can't wait for the Chinese food episode!!!
@dingalingdongly
@dingalingdongly Год назад
I love your wes Anderson art in the background ☺️. Great vid as always!
@janedawe8427
@janedawe8427 Год назад
Beryl, so glad you are doing this adventure in food. Something I would have loved to have done with my life; I love food, especially international dishes. Thank you for introducing me to even more cuisines.
@FairyGirlMagic
@FairyGirlMagic Год назад
I've waited so long, for this Video :D!
@Kolossus03
@Kolossus03 10 месяцев назад
I love these videos Beryl
@ilai7893
@ilai7893 Год назад
@9:37 when Beryl took her big pause and had that glint in her eye I was expecting her to make a pun and say something like "it's truly... D'eelightful"
@southernstitcher4029
@southernstitcher4029 Год назад
That salad looked scrumptious! I have no where near me who serves it. Guess I will be researching recipes. Thank you by the way. It was in you that turned me on to kimchi, with kimchi toast. Love it! I have made it my own though, by making sandwich pockets in my sandwich maker. I use flour tortillas instead of bread for the pockets yum!
@daisynak4
@daisynak4 Год назад
I read “no sushi allowed” in the title and thought this was somehow a pregnancy announcement 😳
@O2life
@O2life Год назад
Yay! I'm so glad you got to try hamachi sake! I love fish collars of all kinds.
@sugarmunkayo
@sugarmunkayo Год назад
beryl mentioning a great big story is giving me flashbacks! it used to be my go-to whenever i need to watch something to boost my appetite when eating. and now i'm also watching this video while eating to feel like i'm eating with someone 😆
@jmleeinla4025
@jmleeinla4025 Год назад
Omg now I’m starving!!!! I lived in Japan for a bit and these foods (and more) came back with me in my heart!!! I subsequently married a Chinese American man!! Our son (who’s autistic) graduated university with a degree in Japanese language and culture. He speaks Japanese as well. All of these foods need to be tried by everyone. Don’t be put off. They’re all wonderful. Itadakimasu!!!!!! (Let’s eat)
@jadefeenix
@jadefeenix 11 месяцев назад
I love yellowtail collar! The collagen makes it so rich and luxurious.
@fanastyfinder
@fanastyfinder Год назад
Unagi don is my go to Japanese dish! Absolutely love it 😍
@bettyboadwine4890
@bettyboadwine4890 Год назад
I love Tako Yaki. Had it in Japan once. Bought it once at a local restaurant and it was greasy. Ich! Bought the pan and make it regularly but not with octopus, it's very hard to get without a 3 hour drive ; one way. I've been using squid, shrimp and smoked salmon.
@bettyboadwine4890
@bettyboadwine4890 Год назад
I'd like to try it with wild caught crayfish from the lake I live on in northern Wisconsin.
@bjdefilippo447
@bjdefilippo447 Год назад
I love that you are expanding our ideas of takeout. So many delicious Japanese dishes to try! One thing that your viewers might not realize is that unlike much seafood we eat, the octopus is a very intelligent species which shows emotional states, exhibits curiosity, solves complicated puzzles, etc. If you don't want to eat food that has recognizable consciousness, you might want to pass on that particular item.
@bettyboadwine4890
@bettyboadwine4890 Год назад
I'm going to definitely try the egg dish! I like fried eggs over a crispy rice cake.
@-beee-
@-beee- Год назад
That eel looks so so so good
@suzi1980
@suzi1980 Год назад
Yum! I really enjoy nasu dengaku when I get Japanese takeaway
@Living_a_spoonie_life
@Living_a_spoonie_life Год назад
That whole piece of eel is a dream!!!! Yum.
@wyvern723
@wyvern723 11 месяцев назад
Sukiyaki is my favorite Japanese dish. Sushi is tasty, but there's nothing like a hot bowl of Sukiyaki on a frigid night. When I was pregnant, my husband figured out how to make it just to give me a treat. Tako yaki is a close second.
@broke_berry_5729
@broke_berry_5729 11 месяцев назад
My favorite dish is Katsudon, it’s super sweet! It’s got rice, veggies, and a breaded pork. I’m not the biggest fan of pork but it including the sweet sauce and other things are AMAZING. It’s actually my favorite food ever.
@ctheo2020
@ctheo2020 Год назад
Thank You!
@LBellatrix
@LBellatrix Год назад
Excited to see two of my favorites: tako yaki and unagi don! Now I’m craving Japanese… 😅
@IvoryRajkumari
@IvoryRajkumari 10 месяцев назад
Unagi Don was one of the first meals I had after I had my first child. It was so nourishing and rich. I loved it!
@Loveismyteacher
@Loveismyteacher Год назад
We should definitely visit the eel box restaurant! That would be a great episode ❤
@Indresh2468
@Indresh2468 Год назад
I miss GBS! The variety of topics they covered, all in under 5 minutes with great narration and visuals :')
@diissriza
@diissriza Год назад
Hopefully they're back after this covid
@CatApocalypse
@CatApocalypse Год назад
Takoyaki is one of my favorite foods, so I order it at every opportunity! Also love unagi don, since eel is my favorite fish 😻
@TheMahin95
@TheMahin95 Год назад
Here in Bangladesh, we always eat fish collar. Fish head, collar is used for different dishes like murighonto
@jayjay726
@jayjay726 Год назад
order okonomiyaki next time! ❤
@mrsclausoc3
@mrsclausoc3 Год назад
These are all my favorite dishes. I usually have frozen unagi in freezer and the bottled sauce (you can also make it from scratch) in fridge. Love takoyaki and hamachikama or even salmon collar when I can get it. I live in Irvine, Ca and we have many good asian stores here. I've even made takoyaki in a cakepop machine!
@katekramer7679
@katekramer7679 Год назад
Totally agree with all of these selections. I was fortunate enough to travel to Hiroshima in 2010. I took the shinkansen to Tokyo and bought unagi don as a meal for the trip. It came with SO much unagi. I had a lot of great meals in Japan, but that train station meal was certainly the most memorable.
@thatwasfunillbegoingnow
@thatwasfunillbegoingnow 10 месяцев назад
I can't describe how much i love takoyaki. So glad it was featured here!
@TayaCmiller
@TayaCmiller 11 месяцев назад
Unagi is one of my moms favorite dishes. It was a treat for her and she never had to worry about getting some for me cause I was a picky kid who didn't like many things. Now, I love it a lot. I don't know why I didn't like it before.
@marianayj8653
@marianayj8653 Год назад
I learn so much from every video that you post. I was wondering about latin american countries, there are great food options there too.
@genieb3823
@genieb3823 Год назад
Omg my favorites! Takoyaki, seaweed salad, hamachi collar (seafood version of chicken wings- eat with your fingers!) my personal favorite don is Unagi don and Gyudon. Gyudon is *muah* so yummy.
@shoutykat
@shoutykat 10 месяцев назад
The unagi is one of my favourites. I haven't had it in ages!
@gabriellahirsch1550
@gabriellahirsch1550 Год назад
Was hoping you’d try okonomayaki that’s my favorite. Maybe next time!
@princessmalorie
@princessmalorie Год назад
I'm always searching out the eel on japanese menus, that looks incredible
@CarterLeigh
@CarterLeigh 9 месяцев назад
I enjoyed that the food in this episode wasn't over seasoned like the nigerian food episode.
@brendanhoffmann8402
@brendanhoffmann8402 Год назад
I'm so excited! I'm going to have dinner at a bistro for my birthday today (even though my birthday isn't until Sunday). My Mum said she might be coming down with something yesterday so cancelled but says she is fine today! I'm not sure what I'll order yet maybe the roast pork, or a pizza, or a steak, or a chicken parma! lol the mind boggles!
@cbiancardi9233
@cbiancardi9233 Год назад
Yellow collar is amazing
@liadhainsmith
@liadhainsmith Год назад
I am in the UK (admittedly not a large city) but have never seen unagi/eel on a menu here. But when I went to Bulgaria the first time, it was on the menu in a sushi restaurant and I had to try it. It was absolutely my favourite, so silky and smooth, delicate but oh my goodness, I NEED to try this. I was fortunate to visit one of my best friends when she moved to Vancouver, and try some outstanding sushi and Japanese food, tried Takoyaki and fell in love. The stuff here pales in comparison. I always have to try cuisines that are new to me when I visit London or larger cities but I also need to remember to explore the cuisines I do know too!
@mindsQuill
@mindsQuill Год назад
I have been to Japan and Ditonbori takoyaki is one of the best things I have ever put in my mouth 🤣 love it!
@eleonorazampilli245
@eleonorazampilli245 Год назад
I encourage everyone to try octopus, it's delicious! My 5-year-old daughter loves it, especially combined in a salad with potatoes (a traditional dish in Italy)
@avacatherine5646
@avacatherine5646 10 месяцев назад
Another dish that is also delicious is tsukemen! Soba or ramen noodles that you dip in a concentrated broth…so good.
@cookingkimchee1383
@cookingkimchee1383 10 месяцев назад
One of my favorite cuisines
@callmewaves1160
@callmewaves1160 Год назад
I love Unagi so much. I have seen in Japan they have Unagi Tamago Don which is Unagi with a Japanese omelette served over like a fried rice type rice dish which has some of the Unagi sauce mixed through. I feel like my tummy would be so happy after something like that. I just wish we had Japanese restaurants where I live served it.
@palalabu
@palalabu Год назад
always feel lucky (and amazed) how "common" japanese food is here that I've eaten most of it and some of it i eat it quite regularly even
@janicebolosan119
@janicebolosan119 Год назад
Hamachi kama is technically a bar food but it can also be a entree as well!! Hubby' and kids favorite!!
@patriciamcrae5331
@patriciamcrae5331 Год назад
If you ever get a chance and they have it in the restaurant order Oden is delicious.
@normdeplume3534
@normdeplume3534 7 месяцев назад
Oooh.... hamachi kama is absolutely delicious. It's not always in the menu but if you order it at a Japanese restaurants, it's quite expensive. And hamachi kama isn't a food trend the Japanese people are just now discovering and eating. Japanese cooking rarely wastes anything, you'll be surprised that you can ask for fried shrimp heads from your shrimp sushi you ordered at some restaurants. They'll even fry the head and fishbone of the aji you ordered, and you can eat the head and the fish bone like it's a crackling. 😂 I'm Filipino but I regularly make nabitashi, nikujaga, tamago and agedashi tofu more so than Filipino dishes. 😂
@joy4ki
@joy4ki Год назад
Unagi is often eaten in summer as a stamina dish. Hijiki is eaten in many ways. Salads hot & cold, tempura, furikake, takikomigohan -( seasoned rice dish that can have any combination meat, seafood, vegetables & mushrooms) similar to claypot rice. Yum
@ilaphroaig
@ilaphroaig Год назад
Here in the Netherlands we also eat smoked eel. You can eat it on plain toast. It's so fat, it doesn't need any sauce or other extras. It's the best tasting fish in the world.
@oliveheadwhoa
@oliveheadwhoa Год назад
American here! My grandparents were from the Netherlands and I remember getting smoked eel every Christmas. Yum!
@Rose-jz6sx
@Rose-jz6sx Год назад
What the fuck is wrong with the British that they jellied eels instead of smoking them which sounds like a very good way to eat them!
@ashe1317
@ashe1317 5 месяцев назад
UNAGI DON!!!!! the ultimate food, Japanese or otherwise 😍 i first discovered it when i tried an eel roll and was like, "i need just the inside of this, wtf" and now whenever i go out for "sushi", i just always end up ordering good ol' unagi donburi and totally confusing my family and friends 😂
@snowpea11
@snowpea11 Год назад
had yellowtail collar for my birthday a few years ago and have been dreaming of it since 😍💖
@dpclerks09
@dpclerks09 10 месяцев назад
A few restaurants where I live have been using fish collars in a BBQ context, like smoked, or grilled and basted over binchotan.
@ronicohen2956
@ronicohen2956 Год назад
I love Japanese cuisine it’s so good 😊
@barbarar2216
@barbarar2216 Год назад
octupus tastes amazing, the only thing not to like is the slimy consistency, or that its very hard if cooked poorly
@priscillad8
@priscillad8 Год назад
Beryl has traveled all over the world 🤣🤣🤣
@BerylShereshewsky
@BerylShereshewsky Год назад
Trying lol
@Doublebarreledsimian
@Doublebarreledsimian 7 месяцев назад
I love unagi don. So good. I would also suggest something called Saba Shioiaki, if you love fish. It's grilled mackerel with rice. It is so good as the fish almost taste like butter at times.
@sanjian16
@sanjian16 10 месяцев назад
Love hamachia kama, or any kama in general. I like to use my hands for collars. It's the grilled or fried chicken of the sea! Lots of pockets of meat. Also easier to find bones when using your hands
@cygnetstarr2469
@cygnetstarr2469 9 месяцев назад
Izakaya dishes are so good. Japanese comfort food.
@Mystearicia
@Mystearicia Год назад
Unagi is my fav, I always get unagi Don whenever I’m at my fav Japanese restaurant 😆😆
@ayachikinjo8391
@ayachikinjo8391 Год назад
Don is short for donburi it has a lot of variety 🥰 i really love oyakodon 🥰🥰🥰
@kenbrandon6434
@kenbrandon6434 11 месяцев назад
So glad oyakodon was included. I make my own with onions and mushrooms. If it seems dry or bland, it might be using chicken breast. This dish, I think, is best with boneless, skinless thighs, either cut into bite size pieces or flattened, panko-fried, sliced and laid on top as the egg is added and cooked. Similar to katsudon which uses the fried pork cutlet (tonkatsu) instead of the chicken. For the juice, a quick trick, is sweet teriyaki mixed with chicken broth, so it doesn’t overwhelm the other flavors. And I always ask for a spoon, because I love the juice soaked rice, but it no longer sticks together for chopsticks. For me, you have to have the rice with unagi (unagidon). It is so good and rich, you need the rice. Kind of in the way caviar is eaten with toast.
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