Kare
raisu
When
I was in Japan, some friends of mine suggested me to taste a sushi
and sashimi. I like sushi, but not sashimi.
If
we are “googling,” there are many suggestions about food we
should try when visiting Japan: 50 foods, 42 foods, 30 foods, 28
foods, 20 foods and 15 foods.
Of
these, some examples are:
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Kare raisu
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Shabu shabu
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Ramen
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Onigiri
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Katsudon
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Udon
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Yakisoba
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Yakitori
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Tempura
Kare
raisu is a curry rice, one of popular dishes. I love to eat with
chicken. Japanese also called it as a “chicken curry rice.”
Onigiri
and tamagoyaki
I
have 6 favorite of Japanese foods:
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Kare raisu
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Onigiri
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Shabu shabu
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Udon
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Yakisoba
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Okonomiyaki
Onigiri
is a rice in form of cylindrical or triangular. The ingredient fish
(a small pieces of pickled fish). Then, wrapped with sea weed.
I
guessed the taste is different to sushi in term of ingredients. I
always
consumed
onigiri with tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) and tomatoes.
Shabu
shabu
Shabu
shabu is a kind of soup for me, where sliced of vegetables and meats
is
mixed and stirred in the hotpot. Instead
of meat, I prefer fish.
Hotpot
is on the table, and we could eat as we boil. Eating shabu shabu with
specific sauces (such as ponzu sauce).
Have
you tried one or all of these three Japanese foods: kare raisu,
onigiri or shabu shabu? What do you think?
I tried many of these foods when I was in Japan a few years ago!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)
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I have not traveled to Japan, but have eaten some Japanese foods in this country. I have particularly liked some of the soups. Shabu shabu looks absolutely delicious in your photo.
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I have never tasted those foods in Japan but yeah, I have ever tasted in Indonesia. However, I thought it'll be different.
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Of these, some examples are:
- Kare raisu
- Shabu shabu
- Ramen
- Onigiri
- Katsudon
- Udon
- Yakisoba
- Okonomiyaki
- Yakitori
- Tempura
I want to try shabu shabu with fish too.
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Kare raisu is a curry rice, one of popular dishes. I love to eat with chicken. Japanese also called it as a “chicken curry rice.”
I've never been in Japan :)
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when I was in Japan I didn't sushi, I don't like a lot, I love Yakisoba, and other dishes, tempura, and of course tonkatsu. 😊
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I have 6 favorite of Japanese foods:
- Kare raisu
- Onigiri
- Shabu shabu
- Udon
- Yakisoba
- Okonomiyaki
I would love to have a try☺
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Onigiri is a rice in form of cylindrical or triangular. The ingredient fish (a small pieces of pickled fish). Then, wrapped with sea weed.
The Kare raisu looks good. I love anything with a good brown gravy.
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I guessed the taste is different to sushi in term of ingredients. I always consumed onigiri with tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) and tomatoes.
These look intriguing. I would probably end up starving in Japan though because I don't eat fish. :) We go out for vegetarian sushi around here which I love.
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it all looks interesting but I'm not sure I would like Japanese food even though I would love to visit Japan. Perhaps I'm not adventurous enough.
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Shabu shabu is a kind of soup for me, where sliced of vegetables and meats is mixed and stirred in the hotpot. Instead of meat, I prefer fish.
My friend who is now visiting Japan says it is very expensive but the sushi is the best!
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Hotpot is on the table, and we could eat as we boil. Eating shabu shabu with specific sauces (such as ponzu sauce).
Sigh...
ReplyDeleteI love Japan. I've spent five years of my life there - three as a child, two as an adult. So yes, I've tried all of those.
Japan is an amazing food culture. The reverence for food and mealtime far exceed American experience. My best advice: be open to trying everything. You'll discover dishes you've never heard of and you will love them.
I'm so jealous of your trip! I can't wait to hear all about it. Bon voyage!
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Japan is at the top of my travel bucket list. I want to try ALL the food there!
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We have never been to Japan but we do eat the veggie sushi here. I'm not a big fish eater so I would probably lost weight if I went to Japan!!
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I have never try it :)
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You will enjoy Japanese food. So wonderfully prepared and served. I spent 3 weeks there right after college and found it a delightful county and enjoyed most everything. My only advice. Stay away from the squid that's pickled in it's own ink. That stuff was nasty (but I like squid).
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Kare raisu is a curry rice, one of popular dishes. I love to eat with chicken. Japanese also called it as a “chicken curry rice.”
Looks good.
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ReplyDeleteI don't know enough about Japanese foods to suggest anything. That Kare raisu looks really delicious. Thanks for sharing this.
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I have 6 favorite of Japanese foods:
- Kare raisu
- Onigiri
- Shabu shabu
- Udon
- Yakisoba
- Okonomiyaki
I also need to learn about Japanese food as we plan to visit Japan soon.
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Onigiri is a rice in form of cylindrical or triangular. The ingredient fish (a small pieces of pickled fish). Then, wrapped with sea weed.
Paling sering sih sushi, ama udon.. Jg tempura.. Udh itu ajaa..
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I guessed the taste is different to sushi in term of ingredients. I always consumed onigiri with tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) and tomatoes.
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I've never visited Japon but I'd love to and I'd like to try all this yummy dishes.
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Shabu shabu is a kind of soup for me, where sliced of vegetables and meats is mixed and stirred in the hotpot. Instead of meat, I prefer fish.
I confess I only know sushi e sashimi I'm surprised with that all food!!
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Hotpot is on the table, and we could eat as we boil. Eating shabu shabu with specific sauces (such as ponzu sauce).
I wasn't in Japan ... it would be good to try all the food.
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When I was in Japan, some friends of mine suggested me to taste a sushi and sashimi. I like sushi, but not sashimi.
My dad was in the military and we lived in Japan for more than a year but I didn't try any Japanese food until I was in the U.S. I totally missed out.
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If we are “googling,” there are many suggestions about food we should try when visiting Japan: 50 foods, 42 foods, 30 foods, 28 foods, 20 foods and 15 foods.
Interesting examples of Japanese food! I would be very careful eating this :)
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Of these, some examples are:
- Kare raisu
- Shabu shabu
- Ramen
- Onigiri
- Katsudon
- Udon
- Yakisoba
- Okonomiyaki
- Yakitori
- Tempura
i love japanese food:D
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Kare raisu is a curry rice, one of popular dishes. I love to eat with chicken. Japanese also called it as a “chicken curry rice.”
I must admit that I never (I think) tried Japanese dishes.
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Japanese food, I like Japanese tofu & ramen.. Nice info
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I have 6 favorite of Japanese foods:
- Kare raisu
- Onigiri
- Shabu shabu
- Udon
- Yakisoba
- Okonomiyaki
Too much meat in Japan..................
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Onigiri is a rice in form of cylindrical or triangular. The ingredient fish (a small pieces of pickled fish). Then, wrapped with sea weed.
I would try them all! I love to try new foods.
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I guessed the taste is different to sushi in term of ingredients. I always consumed onigiri with tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) and tomatoes.
It looks very tasty :)
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Yum I love Japanese food
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Shabu shabu is a kind of soup for me, where sliced of vegetables and meats is mixed and stirred in the hotpot. Instead of meat, I prefer fish.
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Of these, some examples are:
- Kare raisu
- Shabu shabu
- Ramen
- Onigiri
- Katsudon
- Udon
- Yakisoba
- Okonomiyaki
- Yakitori
- Tempura
Sadly, I am not a great fish fan so I am not very keen on sushi. I do like udon dishces and yakisoba, though.
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Hotpot is on the table, and we could eat as we boil. Eating shabu shabu with specific sauces (such as ponzu sauce).
Wah lagi di Jepang nih... kalo saya tetap harus ada nasinya mas hehehe
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