About This Recipe: Chicken teriyaki is such a simple, yet crave worthy meal to have. I love ordering it at Japanese restaurants, but whenever I use the bottled teriyaki sauce at home, it’s never the same. The ones that I’ve tried have a super viscous, almost gloopy consistency. Traditional teriyaki sauce consists of only 3 … More Traditional Chicken Teriyaki
About This Recipe: This udon stir fry is inspired by the ginger chicken udon dish at Wagamama (everyone’s favorite inauthentic Japanese restaurant.) The only real difference is that I omit the ginger because I personally strongly dislike the taste and texture of ginger. This recipe takes a little bit of prep work, but it pays … More Wagamama’s Udon Stir Fry
About This Recipe: Japanese gyudon is a slurpy, delicious good time that only takes 30 minutes to prepare. It is traditionally made with a fatty cut of beef, but works just as well with pork (specifically pork belly in this case,) for my fellow non beef eaters. The only requirement is that the meat is … More Pork Gyudon Bowl
About This Recipe: Japanese curry is savory, thick, and perfect for a cold winter meal. My go to curry mix is the S&B “Golden Curry” medium hot, which I can luckily find at my local supermarket. You can use either chicken, beef, or pork for the protein, but I think the carrots and potatoes are … More Hearty Japanese Curry
About This Recipe: Roasted sesame dressing is the best part of the salads at most Japanese restaurants. The dressing has so much flavor from toasting the sesame seeds, which brings out a strong, nutty flavor. I decided to use the sesame dressing in a shroom grain bowl, with sautéd kale and barley. But his would … More Japanese Roasted Sesame Dressing
About This Recipe: One of my favorite appetizers at Japanese restaurants is miso roasted eggplant. It’s super savory, soft in texture, and topped with tons of scallions and sesame seeds. All I need with this eggplant is a huge bowl of jasmine rice, and maybe some Ito En tea to wash it all down with … More Miso Roasted Eggplant
About This Recipe: Ramen is such a comforting and slurpy meal, but it can sometimes be a bit heavy and salty at restaurants. This super quick and easy miso recipe is my perfect at home bowl of ramen. It’s still comforting and slurpy, but way healthier and lighter than eating it out. You can add … More Vegan White Miso Ramen
About This Recipe: Yakisoba stir fry noodles are the epitome of Japanese comfort food. A mound of noodles with lots of different, colorful veggies in a super savory and slightly sweet sauce… yum. This dish comes together in under 30 minutes so it’s super convenient to make for a weeknight dinner. Once you prep and … More Vegetable Yakisoba Stir Fry
About This Recipe: This braised tofu soba salad is a light and refreshing vegan dish that is packed with flavor. The marinade/dressing is tangy, sweet, and spicy all in one. It provides tons of flavor to notoriously bland tofu, and I highly recommend doing a quick marinade so that it really soaks into the tofu. … More Braised Tofu Soba Salad
About This Recipe: I have ordered these spicy tuna crispy rice cakes at multiple Asian restaurants over the past few years, and I finally decided to make them at home. Even though they are the trendiest dish in the sushi world these days, they are super easy to make. The hardest part about this recipe … More Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice Cakes
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