Japanese Cuisine - Tenpura
Tempura Cooking Class in Tokyo
Tempura is a typical Japanese fried food dish made by coating food in batter and deep frying it in oil. Learn how to make Edo-style tempura in Tokyo!
Fried Oysters
When it comes to oyster dishes, Fried Oysters (かきフライ, kaki furai) are undoubtedly a top favorite. The crispy coating gives way to a flavorful burst of oyster juices with ev...
Kakogawa Katsumeshi
Kakogawa Katsumeshi (加古川かつめし, Kakogawa katsumeshi) is a cherished local specialty enjoyed primarily in Kakogawa City, Hyogo Prefecture. This dish traces its roots back to...
Chicken Wings
When it comes to Nagoya cuisine, Chicken Wings (手羽先, Tebasaki) are a standout favorite. These are deep-fried chicken wings coated with a savory sauce and topped with salt, pe...
Fried Potato Skewers
Fried Potato Skewers (いもフライ, Imo Furai) originated after World War II when they were first sold from carts by vendors to local women working in Sano City’s silk weaving ind...
Miso Potatoes
Miso Potatoes (みそポテト, Miso Potato) was crowned the champion at the 5th Saitama B-Class Local Gourmet Grand Prix in 2009. Originally created as a snack, this dish features b...
White Shrimp Tempura
White Shrimp Tempura (白えびの天ぷら, Shiro Ebi no Tempura) is a cherished treat in the local area, where white shrimp are also sold fresh. These freshly caught shrimp have a de...
Sanzoku-yaki
Sanzoku-yaki (山賊焼き, Sanzoku-yaki) is a beloved soul food of the people of Nagano, particularly in the Chushin region encompassing Shiojiri and Matsumoto. This flavorful d...
Koshiabura
Koshiabura (こしあぶら) is a type of wild edible plant harvested in early spring for its tender sprouts, known for their distinctive aroma. Highly nutritious, it is a beloved mo...
Abura-fu (Sendai Fu)
Abura-fu (油麩, also known as Sendai Fu) is a unique wheat gluten product deep-fried to create its distinctive texture. It is made by kneading gluten, a type of protein found in...
Kitakami Croquette
Kitakami Croquette (北上コロッケ, Kitakami korokke) is a beloved local delicacy from Kitakami City in Iwate Prefecture. What sets this croquette apart is its use of premium i...
