Japanese food

There's A Japanese Television Show Dedicated To NYC Ramen. Of Course There Is.

Translation needed for dialogue, not for ramen p*rn
May 10, 2013 10:01 am

From time to time, we’ll come across something equal parts weird and great here at Food Republic. Whether this is weirdly great, greatly weird or some combination of both, we’re pretty sure that you’ll share our amusement that there is a show on Japanese television dedicated entirely to exploring the ramen scene in New York City. The video, after the jump.

I Flew To Japan To Eat At The Jiro Restaurant

Tales from a Bourdainian food pilgrimage
May 3, 2013 12:02 pm

Grace Lee, who runs video promotions ops at Columbia Records and works with guys like Beyoncé and Juicy J, is a friend of my wife Tamar. If it isn’t clear, Grace is really damn cool. So we were having dinner one night at a Korean restaurant when she casually mentioned that she would be flying to Tokyo explicitly to eat at one of the Jiro Ono restaurants, the chef featured in the award winning documentary Jiro Dreams Of Sushi. It's what many think and few do. Grace is a doer.

While You Were Hadoukening, Cat Sushi Became A Thing

Sushi cats or "nekozushi:" latest Tumblr fodder
May 3, 2013 10:01 am

The history of sushi cats is nothing more than the history of mankind itself, according to this video, entitled "The History Of Sushi Cats." What's a sushi cat? Having watched this video, all we're certain of is that it's a cat, Photoshopped or somehow otherwise made into sushi. The following video should clarify very little. 

Why Do People Love Eating Dangerous Foods?

Going crazy for hot chilies, spoonfuls of cinnamon
Apr 24, 2013 11:01 am
Photos: ccwod, Domenico Licciardiello on Flickr

Hospitalization. Asphyxiation that can lead to death. These are the potential consequences of voluntarily eating some common and often popular foods. With these possible side effects widely documented, what is it exactly that causes people to not only include these foods in their diets but to go out of their ways to find them? Let’s take a look.

Easier Sushi Lunch: Temaki

All the sushi without the mess, recipes included
Apr 22, 2013 11:31 am

I've addressed a lot of Japanese lunches in the past couple of years. The truth is, rice balls still need a rice ball mold, roe rice requires a trip to the Asian supermarket and you can't make made-up sushi rolls without a rolling mat. And sometimes training wheels in the form of saran wrap (and even then, sometimes they still fall apart). Temaki, however, doesn't require anything but your hands. Here are a few thoughts on making them for lunch.

What Is Tobiko And What's Up With The Different Colors?

Flying fish roe takes a ride on the rainbow
Apr 19, 2013 1:31 pm
Photo: Joe Bielawa on Flickr

Tobiko can be infused with other natural ingredients to change its color and flavor. Common variations include squid ink to make it black, yuzu to make it yellow, beet to make it red and wasabi to make it green. Read on for more and some insider tips.

Nobu's Scrambled Egg Donburi Recipe

Fish and eggs from the Japanese master chef
Mar 31, 2013 10:01 am
Photo: Raymond Ham

Master chef Nobu Matsuhisa's signature is keeping it simple: if you've ever had the pleasure of that miso-glazed black cod, you know what we're talking about. His Scrambled Egg Donburi, a a protein-rich combination of scrambled eggs and salmon over rice, might just be the perfect breakfast.

Grilled Beef Stuffed With Asparagus Recipe

Japanese recipe in preparation for asparagus season
Mar 26, 2013 4:01 pm
Photo: Chris Chen

Few things pair better with beef than asparagus, especially now that it's just starting to pop up in season. With that basic formula in mind — steak and asparagus — we're publishing this recipe from Hardie Grant Books' Izakaya cookbook.

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