What recent Japanese foods have you eaten?

[SaintKat]

Originally Posted by MMM

"ika" would be "squid" in Japanese.

Random but true ika = fish in maori . As for me I had some udon soup the better half made, do like.

[nobora]

Curry, Onigiri, sticky rice, sushi, and buckwheat noodles.

[samurai007]

Originally Posted by Tenchu

What is "I-Ka"? It's hard to tell; Thai people make foreign foods so poorly, the name is all that lets me know where it is supposed to come from. But I think there's a bit of "Japanese food" floating around here.

Well, ika is the word for squid in Japanese...

[JapanVR4]

I tried Dorayaki for the first time last night, it was surprisingly good . I also made some Porky Gyoza from scratch today, unfortunately it didn't very different from the frozen kind and was a lot more work .

[alairauston]

I recently eated yum yum which I regularly eat in a day. I like also tomato juice with that food.

[Anders]

Gekikara Ramen with Gyoza:


10/10, absolutely super delicious...

[babymint87]

chicken teriyaki

[nobora]

So I ate a mochi for the first time and I did not like it. It was just not good for me. Has anyone else had one??

[RickOShay]

Originally Posted by nobora

So I ate a mochi for the first time and I did not like it. It was just not good for me. Has anyone else had one??

I would not give up on it just yet, there are all types of mochi.. you might like the kind used in Japanese sweets better.

Was it the texture or the flavor you were not digging?

[nobora]

Originally Posted by RickOShay

I would not give up on it just yet, there are all types of mochi.. you might like the kind used in Japanese sweets better.

Was it the texture or the flavor you were not digging?

Both. The one I had was pink on the outside. Im not a big fan of beans either so that might be it even though its a different kind. When I see a different kind of Mochi i'll try it.