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Prawn Tempura Sushi Roll
Sushi is a traditional Japanese dish made using nori and rice encasing a variety of fillings, both non vegetarian and vegetarian. Here we have used batter fried prawns. But don’t be surprised to find avocado.
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Sushi Bowl
Bowl meals are great to look at, fun to eat and you can make it with food of any cuisine you like. This one is a Japanese inspired sushi bowl with all the elements of sushi, served in a simple way!
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Chicken Gyoza Noodle Soup
Chicken gyoza are Japanese dumplings that are crescent-shaped, filled with meat and vegetables. Here we have cooked them in a flavourful rice noodle soup and mushrooms to make a delicious and wholesome dish.
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Chicken Gyoza
The next best export from Japan after Ramen noodles! Gyoza has lightly spiced chicken mince and vegetable stuffing. The dumplings are then pan fried and steamed to a light golden brown for that slight crunch.
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Japanese Style Egg Sandwich
Soft, creamy, and irresistibly delicious! These Japanese Egg Sandwiches are made with mashed boiled eggs, Japanese mayo, a hint of castor sugar, and crushed black pepper—sandwiched between fluffy bread. So simple, yet so satisfying!
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Ramen
Ramen is a Japanese speciality wherein quick-cooking noodles are served in a richly flavoured broth with meat and a variety of vegetables. Here it is served garnished with shredded nori and soft boiled egg among other condiments. Simply superb wholesome one dish meal.
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Japanese Brown Fried Rice
Japanese fried rice is generally made with a rice that is popularly eaten in Japan. It is sticky, plump, has a higher moisture which gives it a chewy and toothsome texture. Here we have used brown rice which has a somewhat similar chewy texture. When cooked with some simple ingredients it is delicious. In addition edamame or raw soya beans give the pulao a distinct flavour and texture.
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