Food & Everyday Tables– category –
Home cooking, depachika, everyday meals and the food that fits into life in Japan.
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Food & Everyday Tables
Tsukiji Outer Market: The Tokyo Food District That Never Closed
Discover Tsukiji Outer Market in Tokyo: what moved to Toyosu in 2018, what remains, tamagoyaki, fish stalls, kitchen knives, market manners and the best time to visit. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Japanese Curry: The Comfort of an Everyday Favourite
Explore Japanese curry rice, from its journey into home kitchens to katsu curry, curry bread and the roux that makes a first pot easy to prepare. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Matcha in Japan: From Green Powder to a Bowl of Tea
From shaded tea leaves to a bowl and a bamboo whisk: explore matcha, its place beside Japanese sweets, and a simple way to prepare it at home. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Sushi in Japan: From the Counter to the Family Table
Nigiri, conveyor-belt plates and homemade hand rolls reveal the many ways to enjoy sushi in Japan. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Ramen in Japan: Finding Your Favourite Bowl
From Sapporo’s wavy noodles to Hakata’s extra servings, a guide to finding the ramen you want to eat again. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Dagashi in Japan: Small Snacks and the Joy of Choosing
Discover Japan’s dagashi shops through savory corn snacks, tiny candy cans and the pleasure of choosing a few small treats of your own. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Nagoya Morning Service: The Breakfast That Starts with a Drink
Learn how Nagoya morning service works, what comes with a drink, and why toast, eggs and sweet red beans are part of coffee-shop life in Aichi. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Oden: Inside Japan’s Winter Pot
Discover Japanese oden through daikon, eggs, fish cakes and simmering broth, with regional flavors from Shizuoka and Himeji and a closer look at everyday meals. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Yaki Imo: The Roasted Sweet Potato That Tastes Like Autumn
Discover yaki imo, Japan’s roasted sweet potato: fluffy and sticky varieties, the science behind its sweetness, and its journey from street vendors to shops. -
Food & Everyday Tables
Why Do Japanese Restaurants Display Fake Food?
Japan’s restaurant food samples are more than a curiosity. Discover their modern history, the craft behind them and how they help people choose a meal.
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