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Kanitama Donburi (カニ玉丼, 天津飯, Tenshindon or Tenshinhan) is a comforting rice bowl topped with a fluffy crab omelet and drizzled with a savory, glossy sauce. It’s a staple on the menu at Chinese restaurants in Japan, though it’s more “Japanese-style Chinese” than authentically Chinese. The soft, airy egg sits over warm, sticky rice and is coated in a thick, slightly sweet ...


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Tofu Meat Sauce Gratin is a simple baked dish made by layering sliced tofu with rich tomato meat sauce, topping it with cheese, and baking until bubbly. It’s not traditional Japanese food at all—but it is very Japanese in spirit. This is the kind of everyday, Western-style dish people in Japan throw together in a pinch, using whatever happens to be in the pantry when time is ...


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Oden (おでん) is a classic Japanese winter dish of vegetables, fish cakes, and other hearty ingredients gently simmered in a savory dashi-based broth. You’ll often find oden served as a light appetizer alongside sake or beer at Izakaya pubs, but it’s just as beloved as a warm, comforting home-cooked meal. Slowly simmered and deeply flavorful, it’s the kind of dish that warms you...


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Yaki Onigiri Chazuke (焼きおにぎり茶漬け), starts with Onigiri rice balls that are lightly grilled and brushed with soy sauce until fragrant and crisp on the outside, then served in a bowl and gently immersed in savory dashi broth. It’s...


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Kabocha Korokke is deep fried mashed kabocha squash mixed with ground meat and onion. It is a variation of Korokke (Japanese croquette), which is usually made with mashed potatoes. This beloved Japanese dish is great to be served as an a...


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