/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14668226
No.

Taco rice.

Tiramisu

>>14668226
no

I like takoyaki and gyudon as well

>>14668226
Yes. Most of last week's meals were curry. I miss yakisoba and tempura from when I was living in a Japanese neighborhood.

>>14668226
jap sweets are like the best you can get outside of french shit

>>14668226
Basic tamagohan with furikake on top is the shit when you don't want to cook.
Okonomiyaki on some occasions

>>14668226
Doesn't exist where I live

>>14668234
hold up. Tiramisu is japanese?

>>14668226
That "food" looks revolting. Do Amerifaggots really eat that?

>>14668431

No, it's itallian.

>>14668431
No they just really like it. Rightly so.

I make karaage every once in a while and I've had sushi before
Even made tempura
I can't come up with an idea for what to try next

>>14668468
italian diplomats brought it from japan

>>14668259
>most of last week's meals were an Indian dish bastardised into a stew
>I miss chink buckweath noodles soup
>and veggies fried ib portoguese-style light batter
Ihuh
>>14668481
there's no record of tiramisù before the '70s, and it' s commonly attributed to Iginio Massari, a pastry chef from Veneto
the nips just like it a lot

>>14668226

Yakitori is god tier junk food.

>>14668226
Teppenyaki

>>14668226
ive been trying to get better at okonomiyaki

no

I developed a taste for natto, after first eating it as a self-challenge.

>>14668226
the majority of japanese food fits into three categories
1. novel stuff that has already breached western markets
2. shit that we also eat but with slightly different seasoning
3. deep fried snickers tier junk food.

Unagi don
Teriyaki
Yakitori. Theres a place two towns over that specializes in Yakitori, about 1/3rd of the menu and specials is yakitori. Its delicious.

>>14668741
looks like a big ol' sloppa anon, which I guess is pretty accurate.

>>14668917
How is eel?
Looks tasty

>>14668968
it's a fish so I imagine it tastes like fish

>>14668932
not the best at making it look clean but its still fucking amazing, kewpie and okonomi sauce are a fucking godlike combo

Pork/chicken katsu is peak human culture, so yes

>>14668259
Jap curry is pretty shitty though.
>>14668226
Yeah, but most of it is some kind of fried shit though

Tempura, katsu, takoyaki, yakitori, and teriyaki. Most everything else I'll eat if offered buy not go out of my way to get. I refuse to eat some shit, like any of the live seafood dishes.

>>14668226
yeah im cooking tonkatsu tonight for din din

>>14668226
No

>>14668741
Looks good, anon. The angle makes it look like a sloppa if you don't know what it looks like though.

>>14668226
Yes and no. If I'm being lazy, then yes. Grew up not having much of a family of my own but I was with a girl for a long time who was Japanese. We'd spend the weekends together and part of it meant helping out in the kitchen. There was no dad-boyfriend bonding shit like in anime, he was a doctor. So the only food I knew how to cook without a microwave for a really long time was Japanese. Nowadays it's boring to me. Everything tastes like either miso, soy sauce, sake, sweet or seasame. I still make it from time to time but it's mostly bar food like yakitori or yakisoba.

Oyakodon is my go-to lazy dinner.

yeah i eat japanese food pretty much every day


t. works in a japanese restaurant

Yeah it's pretty good. Way better than chink food

>>14668968
>>14668982
Eel is one of those few fish choices that doesn't actually taste like fish. It's very chicken-like imo

>>14668226
yes fried battered squid balls, and miso salmon and salty mackrel and spring rice,and bean rice, and all the katsu, and then their crockets and tempura.

>>14669560
any behind the scenes info about some of the food? What would you say is a good/bad thing you've found out

>>14668234
>>14668431
Come to think of it, Tiramisu does sound a lot like a Japanese word

Saganaki

>>14669591
first off, we are chain store based outside of japan.
japanese food tends to be really expensive overseas so if you're going to get something, just get the 'flagship dish' of the restaurant. we are, for example, a ramen shop so i would only recommend getting a bowl of ramen since the majority of the side dishes are reheated and re-fried. we also make our own japanese curry that's pretty good but that's just our store.

depending on the size of your japanese community you can find a REAL japanese store where everything is handmade but the prices will reflect that.


ironically, all our staff meal is prepared fresh and by hand.

>>14668226
I eat giant balls.

>>14668226
That looks delicious

>>14668917
Unagi don is so fucking good

>>14668226
Puddi puddi

>>14668226
Yes, I make a few regional Japanese dishes at home fairly regularly.

>>14668499
>yakisoba
>buckwheat
>soup
You have no idea what you're talking about

>>14668226
egg rolls

>>14670277
retard nigger kys

>>14668226
I love mochi, it's so delicious.
Anything fried in Tempura is also delicious.

gook cuisine is spiceless crap

>>14668226
okonomiyaki is pretty good.

>>14669952
sugoku dekai giga puddi

>>14668466
It's mochi with a red bean paste covering a strawberry, mochi is pretty good. Too good for a tastelet like you, though.

You niggas need to play Yakuza 0 and sample all the different kinds of food in Kamuchoro, Tokyo.

>>14670319
gook=korean

>>14668340
not naming german nor polish
>not a man of culture

>>14668431
so desu ne (yes it is)

i eat cheese gyudon

>>14670319
LOL yeah my nigguh, cumskins ain't even spice they food

Shizuoka style oden, the best oden.
>>14668234
I was so fucking happy to learn my local kaitenzushi place had tiramisu as a dessert. I had no idea it was so popular in Japan.

>>14668226
i dont like mochi

University potatoes. I wasn't expecting to enjoy them since I'm not big on sweet potato or honey, but they fucking work.

>>14668226
Sukiyaki

Katsudon, Unagidon
Thats it

>dons (mainly oyakodon)
>beef udon
>yakisoba (pic related)
>kare raisu
>tsukesoba
>tempura
>miso soup
going back just a few months I've made all of these, some of them many times. So yeah I definitely eat other Japanese food than ramen and sushi. Funny enough, ramen and sushi are the only jap foods I don't cook at home.

No the only place u can get sushi are chinese restaurants here and they dont offer anything else japanese.

>>14668226
I eat a lot of curry. Finally decided to try making it after years of seeing it in manga and anime and it made its way into my regular rotation.

>>14669952
Takara tomi

>>14668226
Yeah. Actually, I don't really care for sushi. Okonomiyaki, takoyaki, tempura, onigiri, miso soup, udon, and Japanese curry are all way better than sushi.

I'm thinking of making some yakitori this weekend; probably just some momo skewers and some shiitake (I don't wanna buy a bunch of different cuts of chicken).
What should I serve with it? I'm serving a total of 3 people, and we eat a lot of veggies.

>>14672893
Vermont curry is better than golden curry. It has honey and apple in it, which doesn't sound like it'd go with curry but it really does for Japanese-style.

>>14668968
>>14669582
Eel is VERY good and is my favorite type of sushi but I don't really agree that it tastes like chicken (or fish). It's very tender and flakey, but the taste has more substance than chicken, less bland. It fantastic, really. If you go to your local asian market you can get the pre-marinated eel that you can basically just throw in a pan and then have it over rice or whatever. It's pricey though, especially since Trump started the trade war with China. Most of it is imported from there.

>>14668226
Yeah, got a small Japanese restaurant close to work where it's mostly asian people eating. They do okonomiyakis, katsudon, korokke, curry, etc etc.

man japanese food looks so underwhelming lmao

Teriyaki like twice a month