Onigiri is a triangle shaped sushi wrapped in Japanese seaweed. Onigiri is my favourite food to pack for work lunch, road trips and picnic. You can actually make onigiri a day in advance and just pack them in your bento lunch.
Chawanmushi is a Japanese style steamed egg using daishi as the stock base. Dashi is the esscence of the dish which gave it the unami flavour. It is steamed in individual portion, usually in a tea cup.
Yakitori is a must have dish at a Izakaya place. Izakaya is a wine bar where Japanese hangs out after work for Sake and bar snacks. Yakitori is similar to our local Satay in a way that it is a skewker of chicken meat grilled over charcoal fire.
Soondubu Jjigae is one of the easiest Korean dish to make at home. All you need to do is to throw all the ingredients in the stone pot and let it simmer. It is a popular dish in Korea and the essence to making a good tofu stew is using quality soy bean paste and red pepper paste.
Jjin Mandu is a Korean version of potstickers and very similar to the Japanese gyoza. There are many variations of fillings which you can customise. You can add kimchi, cheese or even truffle if you are feeling extravagant.
Japchae simply means mixed vegetables in Korean. It is a dish consisting of thick glass vermicelli stir-fried with an assortment of veggetables. It is more than often eaten as a side dish or appetiser. This is another quick and easy Korean recipe which you can easily make them at home!
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