My Korean Beef Crunchwrap Supreme is a fun twist on the Taco Bell classic, packed with bold flavors and a satisfying crunch.Instead of traditional taco-seasoned beef, I made a beef filling seasoned with spicy gochujang. The gochujang adds a bold, slightly sweet heat...
If you love butter and garlic and shrimp, you're undoubtedly going to love classic Garlic Shrimp found in Hawaii.Hawaiian cuisine has a strong Japanese influence, which makes it especially meaningful to me, being Japanese. From the use of rice as a staple side to...
My Crispy Chicken Rice Paper Dumplings are a perfect balance of crispy and chewy, filled with a flavorful mixture of ground chicken, shiitake mushrooms, carrots, and green onions. Infused with ginger, garlic, soy sauce, and sesame oil, each bite is packed with umami...
My Scissor-Cut Noodles with Spicy Rosé are the ultimate quick and satisfying meal, combining chewy scissor-cut noodles with a rich, creamy, and spicy Korean rosé sauce.Inspired by the viral Korean rosé tteokbokki, the sauce blends gochujang, heavy cream, and a touch...
If you love a good balance of crispy, creamy, and spicy, my Crispy Sushi Rice Bites with Sriracha Mayo Shrimp will hit all the right notes.The golden, crunchy rice base provides the perfect foundation for the flavorful shrimp on top. Each bite is a mix...
My Spicy Garlic and Chili Glass Noodles are a perfect balance of heat, umami, and freshness. The chewy glass noodles soak up a savory soy sauce infused with garlic and chili crisp, giving every bite a bold and fiery kick. The gochugaru-spiced ground beef adds depth...
My Chicken and Broccoli "Fried Rice" made in a rice cooker is a simple, delicious, and convenient meal that requires minimal effort while delivering great flavor!By cooking everything in one pot, the rice and chicken absorb the sauce well. It's a crowd-pleaser meal!...
Nikuman (肉マン), or Japanese steamed pork buns, are one of my all-time favorite convenience store foods in Japan.They're fluffy, pillowy buns filled with a savory mixture of seasoned ground pork and other vegetables (typically onions, mushrooms, cabbage, bamboo shoots,...
Tamagoyaki, the beautifully layered Japanese rolled omelet, is a staple in home-cooked meals and bento boxes. My mom used to pack these for me in my bento all the time when I was growing up, and they were always one of my favorite parts of lunch. "Egg" in Japanese is...
Bibimbap is one of Korea’s most beloved and visually stunning dishes, known for its vibrant mix of ingredients and balanced flavors. The word "bibimbap" literally means "mixed rice," which perfectly describes the essence of the dish.It consists of warm rice topped...
My Kewpie-Glazed Salmon features a perfect blend of Kewpie mayo, Dijon mustard, and soy sauce, creating a flavorful glaze that coats the salmon beautifully.The glaze caramelizes to a golden, slightly crispy exterior, while the salmon remains tender and juicy on the...
I love getting Purin at cafés in Japan, but you can also find it in convenience stores and bakeries. Purin (プリン) is a Japanese-style custard pudding, similar to flan or crème caramel. It has a smooth, creamy texture with a lightly sweet egg custard...
Egg drop soup is a simple yet comforting Chinese soup made by swirling beaten eggs into a hot, seasoned broth, creating delicate, silky ribbons of egg. The base is typically a light chicken/bone broth thickened slightly with cornstarch for a smooth texture. It’s often...
Ajitsuke Tamago (味付け卵), often called ramen eggs, is a quintessential topping in Japanese ramen that elevates the dish with its rich flavor and perfect texture. These marinated soft-boiled eggs are known for their creamy, slightly runny yolk (although you can...
Nothing says nostalgia to me more than homemade dumplings, known as "gyoza" in Japanese. I have many memories of folding dumplings with my mom growing up.Dumpling sauces are common in Japan, however, the sauces tend to be simpler compared to the more complex or...
Kyrié is a half-Japanese food content creator and avid home cook who specializes in Asian cuisine, with a focus on Japanese. She loves developing recipes and sharing approachable yet authentic meals. When she’s not in the kitchen, she’s helping her husband Jeff tend to their garden, or on some artistic venture.
