What do Japanese Eat for Breakfast?

NishiHime · (#1 (**permalink**))

I want to make a Japanese breakfast - what should I serve?

- Nishi

cojin · (#2 (**permalink**))

Small bowl of cerial, mabey miso soup too. and a random assortment of diffrent types of bread? Thats what i had most of the time...More commenly on school days toast is a breakfast.
One of the days we had egg and bacon, where the egg was actuly fried on the bacon..

Fijah · (#3 (**permalink**))

I heard that they have weird stuff like... fish and sardines in the morning.

MMM · (#4 (**permalink**))

I am not sure how weird it is, but yes salmon is not an uncommon breakfast item.

I usually saw rice, miso soup or bread, cereal, and fruit as breakfast items there.

cojin · (#5 (**permalink**))

I think i had rice once morso miso soup...

SakanaMidori · (#6 (**permalink**))

Yeah, according to some cook book my parents got me...some breakfast dishes were rice...sushi made with omelets or just eggs. Miso soup definately.

I don't know much...because it's all in that book right now....and that books somewhere else..

Maybe Beefchicken?

Not a breakfast item...or even Japanese(unless you prepare it japanese....)
Soredemo...oishii desu yo!!

Ichigo2013 · (#7 (**permalink**))

Typically fruit, miso soup, and bread make up the normal teens breakfast. An adult usually has some more time on their hands and will sit down and eat, miso soup, bread, fruit, eggs, and commonly bacon. Sometimes I eat rice for breakfast too. Not being in Japan, makes me sad so I still carry out their customs even at school. A lot of people think I'm weird but I'm the kwl Freshmen, so suck that!~!