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   What is Japanese food known for?

   • From traditional Japanese food dishes like raw sashimi to steaming hot pots and sizzling Japanese barbeque, Japan is known for its high quality and diverse cuisine that focuses on inherent flavors and textures of particular ingredients.

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   What to eat in Japan?

   • This is a popular Japanese dish that starts with a bowl of sushi rice (short-grained rice mixed with a bit of rice vinegar, sugar and salt), and is topped with fresh sashimi. There are typically different options available, but if you are adventurous, order the bowl with a little bit of everything: uni, salmon roe, prawn, and raw fish.

   What to Eat in Japan: 45 Foods to Try + Tips for Eating in Japan!

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   What to eat in Osaka?

   • Between traditional Japanese dishes and Osakan specialties, there is no shortage of foods to eat in Osaka. From street food to craft beer, the city has it all. One of our favorite things to do in Osaka is to visit Daruma for kushikatsu, which is fried stuff on a stick. Start any day eating in Dotonbori, near the canal.

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   What to eat in Japan in winter?

   • However, it’s still super tasty and well worth a try during your trip to Japan. Called “karē” (sounds like curry), the Japanese version of dish will consist of a mixture of carrots, potatoes, onions, and beef or pork, with a dark and thick gravy-like sauce. It’s super rich and hearty, and is perfect on a cold winter day.

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   Where can I buy food in Japan?

   • This is like Japanese Walmart. You can find almost anything you’ll ever need at Don Quijote. These are all over Tokyo and other big cities in Japan. Anything from luggage, to curling irons, to rice cookers, and there’s even an adult section!!! Don’t be afraid to experiment with the food in Japan.

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   What to eat in Sapporo Japan?

   • Hokkaido is known for crab and other seafood. There are also a handful of dishes that are unique to the region. This includes ramen made with corn and butter, Genghis Khan, which is a lamb BBQ, and soup curry. Read more about all the great food in Sapporo here: Sapporo Food Guide – What To Eat In Sapporo Japan

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   • Sushi. Sushi is a traditional Japanese food made by combining vinegar rice and seafood (although sometimes other ingredients are also used). There is a type of fermented sushi, known as nare-zushi, but the most typical types of sushi are nigiri-zushi and temaki-zushi.
   • Tempura. Tempura is a Japanese dish made from seafood, fresh vegetables and other ingredients dipped in a flour and egg batter and fried in oil. While you can enjoy tempura at all sorts of restaurants, if you want to try it at its best, we recommend going to a specialist tempura restaurant, where each dish will be brought to your table as soon as it is ready, even if you order a lot!
   • Sukiyaki. Sukiyaki is a Japanese dish in which meat and vegetables are stewed in an iron pot. The sauce, known as warishita, is made from soy sauce and sugar.
   • Ramen. Ramen is a noodle soup dish which has grown to become incredibly popular and is thought of as a byword for Japanese food. Originally, the soup was made from a chicken bones, but in recent years, pork, beef and seafood also being used in the soup, creating a diverse range of tastes.

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   We’re pretty confident we are not the only ones overwhelmed (and a bit confused!) by Japanese cuisine, so we decided to put together a super informative article with all the stuff we wish we’d known before our first trip. In this article, you’ll find a whole list of the best Japanese food, plus descriptions and photos! But that’s not all… We’ve cre...

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   Now that you know some handy words to help you understand Japanese cuisine, let’s start talking about all the delicious food you should try during your trip to Japan. We have a FREE GIFT FOR YOU! There are likely some Japanese dishes on this list that you’ve never heard of. To make this super easy, we created a PDF that you can download, print and ...

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   Japanese cuisine is more than just sushi and ramen! We broke down this list of popular Japanese food you’ll want to try into different categories to help you narrow down your choices. Alright, sit back and prepare to hear your stomach rumble… Jump to your favorite section: 1. Seafood 2. Traditional Japanese food 3. Noodles 4. Japanese meals 5. Snac...

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   If this word brings to mind images of Ross on Friends with fingers to his temple, then we will get along well. And since we’re friends now, I’m going to tell you that unagi is life-changing. Not the “state of total awareness” life-changing that Ross speaks of, but in the “I never thought eel could taste so good” way. via GIPHY I’ve always been slig...

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   Let’s start by pronouncing this one correctly. Say it with me: oo-nee. Good, now let’s get to what this weird-looking creature actually tastes like. With a black, spiky exterior, this is not something I’d look at and think, “Yum, that looks tasty!” But once a sea urchin is cracked open, a golden… blob… is revealed. While uni is certainly off-puttin...

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   This Japanese delicacy is raw meat, sliced thinly and served with soy sauce for dipping. While the most famous version is fish — like salmon or tuna — you can also find beef and even horse meat served as sashimi around the country.

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   You just can’t go to Japan and not try sushi. It would be like going to Italy and not eating pasta! But before we delve in (this is long to be a long section!), let’s first get clear on what sushi is exactly, because it is often mistaken (I’m totally guilty!). As defined above, sushiactually refers to vinegared rice served with other ingredients (I...

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   This is a popular Japanese dish that starts with a bowl of sushi rice (short-grained rice mixed with a bit of rice vinegar, sugar and salt), and is topped with fresh sashimi. There are typically different options available, but if you are adventurous, order the bowl with a little bit of everything: uni, salmon roe, prawn, and raw fish. Where to eat...

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   Truth be told, I’m really not a pork person. I’m also not really a fan of deep fried things. So there’s two reasons I thought I wouldn’t liketonkatsu— breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet. This classic Japanese comfort food surprised me though. The first time Ben ordered it I found myself stealing bite after bite. Hey, I shared my meal too! Traditionall...

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   Curry? In Japan? Say what?!If you’re confused about this one, you’re not alone. You know that game “telephone” you used to play as a child? Well, Japanese curry is kind of like that. Curry was actually introduced to Japan by the British during the Meiji era (1868–1912), a time during which India was under British colonial rule. This means Japan got...

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   • Ramen. With all the good Japanese food to choose from, Ramen is possibly the most famous and widely eaten dish in the country. Ramen is a staple in the Japanese diet and a must when visiting.
   • Sushi. This famous Japanese food is not to be missed! No trip to Japan would be complete without a trip to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. The local favorite is Hama Zushi.
   • Gyoza. Gyoza are a staple of Japanese food and can be found in any almost Japanese restaurant. Gyoza, commonly called “potstickers” in the US are amazing little hand-rolled dumplings that are steamed and pan-seared.
   • Steamed Buns. This simple and inexpensive little meal is filling and somewhat nutritious. Steamed buns can be found just about anywhere you go in Japan and are usually hot and filled with beef or pork.

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   May 2, 2024 · Best Foods to Eat in Japan – My Japanese Food Bucket List! Grilled scallops, seafood, and wagyu at the Nishiki Market in Kyoto. The bullet list below offers a quick overview of the Japanese foods I’ll cover in this guide!

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   Jun 1, 2023 · A 14 Day Trip To Japan For People Who Travel For Food. Most itineraries focus on the top Japan destinations, including Tokyo and Kyoto. There is always a focus on the “top things to see” and always includes plenty of visits to museums and temples. We include some of those activities in this guide.

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   Wondering what Japanese food to savor on your Japan vacation? From sushi to ramen and lesser-known dishes, our blog uncovers the must-try foods in Japan.

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    Jun 16, 2023 · Preparing for your next trip to Japan? Get your tastebuds ready and find out exactly what to eat in Japan with our detailed guide. You'll be fully prepared to overload on an incredible culinary adventure of Japanese from ramen to sushi and beyond!