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All articles filed in Japanese food

Around the World FoodMay 4, 2018May 5, 2018

One night in Kyoto

Looking back at an evening of hearty food and sake in izakayas in Kyoto.

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Around the WorldApril 10, 2018April 10, 2018

Looking for quiet in Arashiyama

Arashiyama 嵐山 is on the western outskirts of Kyoto. While it is famous for its bamboo grove, this picturesque area has much more to offer visitors. Here are some places where you can escape the crowds when in Arashiyama.

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Around the World FoodMarch 27, 2018

Traditional Japanese nuts from Kyoto

Opened in the 19th century, Mamemasa 豆政 in Kyoto specialises in tasty roasted nuts coated in sweet and savoury flavours.

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Around the World FoodMay 10, 2017

Food stop at Obihiro // 帯広市, 北海道

One could not go hungry in Obihiro with its wide and quality selection of shops and restaurants specialising in confectionary and local dishes including the popular butadon 豚丼 (grilled pork served over a bowl of rice).

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Around the World FoodApril 27, 2016October 1, 2016

Vignettes of Japan #13: “Hoto” oden on a rainy evening

Oden Miyuki Honten serves up delicious oden from large vats of simmering dashi stock. Perfect food for cold, wet days in Kanazawa, Japan.

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FoodFebruary 8, 2016

Karaage, Japanese fried chicken

Make some tasty karaage at home with this easy-to-follow recipe

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Around the WorldNovember 11, 2015October 1, 2016

Vignettes of Japan #7: Toasty senbei

On my return trip to Otaru, aside from sushi, there was one item that I looked forward to eating again: Senbei 煎餅, Japanese rice cracker. Three summers ago, when I was in Otaru with my family, we bought some senbei from a little shop while strolling along Sakaimachi Street. Everyone in my family likes senbei.…

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Around the WorldNovember 7, 2015October 1, 2016

Vignettes of Japan #6: Pointing game in an izakaya

Otaru has around 100 sushi restaurants, including some 20 on the famed Sushi Street, which is five minutes on foot from where we were staying. As much as we like sushi, we were in the mood for a variety of small hot dishes – specifically, we wanted to eat at an izakaya. We decided to…

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Around the World FoodSeptember 21, 2015October 1, 2016

Vignettes of Japan #1: Ramen on a cool summer day

It was summer but the skies were grey and the wind gave me goosebumps under my jacket. We had arrived at the entrance of the ramen shop. Sliding the door open, we stepped inside. The air was thick with humidity, a warm welcome and respite from Sapporo’s chilly streets. It was only 5pm but the…

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