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Haha, I love that! It tastes so good, and it's unlike any other dish in the world..Does anyone like Chawanmushi? I love it!![]()
Haha, I love that! It tastes so good, and it's unlike any other dish in the world..
The reason I'm laughing is that I always thought that it was 窶卮塚徠窶卩ス for some reason, which means "teacup-bug"! I had always wondered in what way Chawanmushi resembled an insect.. So as a kid I figured out it was the sliced shii-take that gave it the weird name as it kinda resembles a slug.
I only found out last year I was wrong all the time.![]()
related threadMy favorite Japanese food would have to be zaru soba, especially when the noodle is slightly "elastic," and not totally soggy......
I chose sukiyaki cause I had it once in this nice resturant on the outskirts of Kodaira where my friend's parents paid for our dinner and it came out to 200$!!
Does anyone like Chawanmushi? I love it!
茶碗むし ↓
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Sushi tastes pretty close to what is served in Japan, but the rest is horrifying.Is it that 69 people choose for Sushi-sashimi because they don't know the Reall Japanese food because they have never been to Japan, or because Sushi-sashimi is just the best?
Many noodle types there like Yabu, Sarashino and inaka-soba.Anywayz, for me ZARU SOBA rocks!
Qutiepie said:I love Japanese Shabu Shabu,you can indulge in abundance of choice ingredients for this table top hot-pot meal.
Not quite comfort food, sekihan is celebration food.Goldiegirl said:It was this sticky rice with these little red beans, and then you sprinkled it with a salt that had little black seeds and things mixed into it...Sure I loved noodles and tofu etc, but the beans and rice was my comfort food in Japan.![]()