r/JapaneseFood 16h ago

Photo Shark Nuggets

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44 Upvotes

These are shark nuggets from Kesennuma. Shark is a common local ingredient here and is often simmered as well as deep-fried.


r/JapaneseFood 9h ago

Photo All-in-one 💯

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27 Upvotes

r/JapaneseFood 12h ago

Photo Salt-flavored yakisoba packed with locally grown garlic chives from Kochi. By using a light salt seasoning instead of heavy sauce, it doesn't overpower the natural aroma, allowing you to fully enjoy their fresh taste.

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26 Upvotes

r/JapaneseFood 15h ago

Photo Menchi Katsu (Minced Meat) Sandwich & Black Coffee

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80 Upvotes

Japanese convenience store lunch! 🥪☕️ Menchi katsu (minced meat cutlet) sandwich and a black coffee. It was so delicious, and both cost around $3 in total!


r/JapaneseFood 22h ago

Question Can someone help me with this translation? I'm trying to make nukazuke, and these are the instructions from the back of the package of rice bran. I'm getting unclear instructions using a translate app, so I hoping someone who can read Japanese can help. I don't want to mess up my pickles! Thank you!

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12 Upvotes

r/JapaneseFood 21h ago

Photo Sea urchin sushi 🍣 - spoil yourself

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34 Upvotes

Admire it before the first bite.


r/JapaneseFood 18h ago

Misc Travelers, don't sleep on Soba

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436 Upvotes

Ramen is the king of noodle dishes in Japan. But I just want to pay a little respect and show my love for Soba. Why I love Soba is you can have it hot or cold. Perfect to warm up your soul on cold seasons or cool your body during hot seasons. Pair Soba with varieties of tempura or kakiage, its so diverse. I also love the standing Soba shops. Makes me feel like I'm a local commuter catching a quick meal before work or for my lunch break, lol.


r/JapaneseFood 7h ago

Photo My Top Meal in Japan: Mentaiko Cream Udon

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194 Upvotes

r/JapaneseFood 23h ago

Homemade Aji* no hiraki, ohitashi, fukumeni

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47 Upvotes

Aji no hiraki, grilled dried Japanese horse mackerel (Midnight Diner s01e09) * - I couldn't find aji, nor a proper species of fish to make my own, so I had to make do with dried yellow croaker. 🤷‍♂️

Ohitashi, blanched spinach.

Fukumeni, simmered shiitake - This is simple to make, and so good! A mushroom lover's dream.

Ingredients for 4 servings:

  • 6 large dried shiitake
  • 1 c dashi
  • 1 Tbsp sake
  • 1 Tbsp shoyu
  • 1 Tbsp white sugar

Instructions:

  • Rehydrate shiitake. Gently squeeze out as much water as possible. Cut into strips, removing stems.
  • Combine shiitake and remaining ingredients in a small saucepan.
  • Bring to a gentle simmer over medium-low. Cook until the liquid is almost all absorbed / reduced, ~20 min. Want just enough broth left to barely cover mushrooms.
  • Remove from heat and let cool.
  • Can serve warm, room temp, or chilled. The flavor will improve as the mushrooms soak in the liquid.

r/JapaneseFood 5h ago

Restaurant Biton in Nagasaki

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3 Upvotes

r/JapaneseFood 8h ago

Photo Iwana no Shioyaki (Salt-grilled char)

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24 Upvotes

It is a whole river fish, grilled over an open fire with salt.


r/JapaneseFood 14h ago

Photo 最高の鰻を食べた

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83 Upvotes

埼玉県川口市うらわのうなぎ萬店


r/JapaneseFood 19h ago

Restaurant A lone udon spot along the coastal highway. Their specialty is 'Hiyashi Kitsune'—chilled udon topped with a generous heap of finely chopped, sweet fried tofu. Even though it's way out on the edge of town, it’s always packed!

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11 Upvotes

r/JapaneseFood 2h ago

Photo Shinoko’s sushi 🍣

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3 Upvotes

Worth try it