Japanese Food Questions

Started by Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga, 07.11.2016 13:03

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Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga

I thought so too BayYan san.
The itamae explained that it is bedded on Japanese Mint and you take a tiny bit of that mint, put it on the tuna and then they melt together in your mouth due to the slice. I have never gotten it that way before, but have to say it was very very nice.
Also on the bonito (small tuna) that is on the spoon he made a light sauce with lime, mint and soy sauce, was also extremely nice.

But the whole evening was awesome, I also had some of the best Uni and Unagi sushi I ever tried, he directly importet the uni and the eel from Japan. It was not cheap, but well worth it.
Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga


BayYan

Today's lunch, Tomato vongole ramen  :-P


Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga

Oh that looks so nice! Yummy
Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga


BayYan

どぜう鍋と鯉のあらい(Dozeu-Nabe and Koi no Arai)

Dozeu-Nabe : Loach japanese stew
Koi no Arai: It is a carp sashimi chilled with ice water

The Dozeu-Nabe is a local cuisine in Tokyo
I watched sumo wrestling while eating this.

Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga

That looks amazing BaYan!

I really have to visit Japan again and it is looking good that I will be back in Tokyo 2020 :) (yes it is still a long time to go...)
Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga


Rai "StarBlaze" Akahoshi

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Jonas "Warschnuffel" Maltex

Soooo hungry all of sudden. You bastard! :D Looks delicious :)

BayYan

Dozeu-Nabe is not very expensive, but it is quick to sell out. (Because It is time consuming to fillet a small Loach)
If you guys want to eat it, I will be able to guide you to the restaurant.  :-)

Unusual food I ate recently.

At first glance, it looks like normally teriyaki fried chicken.
In fact, This food is frozen and eaten in that state. :v
(This food started to be made in Kyushu district of Japan about 40 years ago)

Onai "Oni" Tekimata

UHUHU!!! THAT looks interesting! Definetly something that I would like to eat when I am in Japan!

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BayYan

#69
If you travel to Japan, Why don't you visit various soba, buckwheat noodles, restaurants?
(However, please be careful about buckwheat allergy.)


This is a soba restaurant I visited the other day. Restaurant name 鈴木(Suzuki)


The soba dish we had at that time. It is dunked into the dasi-suop and eat it.
L:Soy sauce dasi-soup
C:Salt dasi-soup, The noodles are already in the soup
R:Soy sauce dasi-soup with grated Japanese white radish.

Soba is often eaten with sake. But unfortunately at this time I had to drive and couldn't drink :'( :'( :'(

Joshua "Gaookami" O'Connell

Looks delicious. Have you ever been to a noodle restaurant with a water chute where you need to catch your noodles?
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BayYan

#71
Quote from: Joshua "Gaookami" O'Connell on 23.09.2019 22:40
Looks delicious. Have you ever been to a noodle restaurant with a water chute where you need to catch your noodles?

Joshua san

The eating style is called "流しそうめん, Nagashi Sōmen" which uses Sōmen.
Sōmen: 素麺, https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C5%8Dmen

The bamboo water slide will be extended depending on the number of participants. Pouring water and Sōmen from the high side.
Bamboo water slide is likened to a clear small stream, and Sōmen is likened to a fish that swims quickly there.
Nagashi Sōmen is a dish you can taste with your eyes. :-D

Nagashi Sōmen requires a place and a lot of water and is basically done outdoors. So Very few restaurants can offer it. Unfortunately I have never visited those restaurants.
Of course I have done it in my home garden. :3

As you can see, Nagashi Sōmen is hard to prepare.
But using this will solve almost all problems.


Personal Nagashi Sōmen machine.
You can buy those in Amazon.  :mrgreen:




Onai "Oni" Tekimata

I saw that once on youtube, but I thought that this was a rare thing. That looks like a lot of fun!

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BayYan

Quote from: Onai "Oni" Tekimata on 24.09.2019 18:16
I saw that once on youtube, but I thought that this was a rare thing. That looks like a lot of fun!

Onai san

Yes, The restaurant that serves Nagashi Sōmen year-round is very rare. But If it's only in summer season, It can be enjoyed as an event in a suburban restaurant or campsite.
Nagashi Sōmen is a very fun way to eat.


Regarding Sōmen, I will introduce Onai-san to this.

ACGUY Sōmen bowl set :mrgreen:

Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga

OK it is now certain I will be in Japan next April :)
Hoshi "Terry" Toranaga