A delicious recipe for Korean rice balls in 3 ways, perfect for snacks, a small appetizer, or even lunch The onigiri is old news. This classic of Japanese cuisine is dethroned by its Korean cousin: the jumeokbap. Well, okay, I’m exaggerating a bit. Basically, jumeokbap are to onigiri what kimbap […]
A delicious marinated beef dish, perfect for searing on a griddle at your next Korean barbecue Galbi, especially the “LA” style that originated in Los Angeles, is a true staple of Korean barbecue. Aside from its name, which honors the city where the Korean diaspora created it, nothing about this dish […]
A traditional beef chow fun recipe that is as delicious as it is quick to make Having inspired the famous pad see ew of Thai cuisine, chow fun (or ho fun, beef chow fun and many other names given to it) is one of my favorite dishes from Chinese cuisine. […]
A classic Chinese stir-fry of beef with Sa Cha sauce Like its popular cousin Sa Cha chicken, Sa Cha beef (沙茶牛肉) is a staple of the Chinese home-cooking repertoire often found on small family buffet tables. Serve it with fried rice, vegetable noodles, plain rice, hong shao rou, and a […]
A traditional recipe for the most delicious noodle soup in Vietnamese cuisine
A delicious recipe combining the famous udon noodles with delicious Korean beef bulgogi
A delicious Malaysian beef stir-fry with ginger and spring onions Just like the Malaysian fried pork and chicken with ginger and spring onions, this simple Asian dish traces its roots to Malaysia’s Chinese diaspora. You will also find a similar version in classic Cantonese cuisine. Dai chow cuisine In Malaysia […]
A delicious Malaysian-style pineapple beef stir-fry recipe
Delicious traditional Japanese dumplings called Gyoza with a super juicy beef filling Ah, Gyoza! Who can resist these little Japanese dumplings that have conquered the world? Even if you’re a novice in Asian cuisine, there’s a good chance you’ve already tasted or at least heard of these delights. Origins of […]
Not quite a hamburger, almost a steak… rather a perfect in-between. This Japanese twist with red wine sauce and ketchup will delight the most indecisive fans of Japanese yoshoku cuisine! The hamburger, that’s a little guilty pleasure we mostly attribute to American cuisine. We love it for its indulgent and […]
