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Discover local Japanese gems
Refined and made with precision, a Japanese meal is truly an enjoyable experience! Delicate, exquisitely-prepared Sushi accompanied by a fiery Wasabi (and don’t forget the Sake) is a meal for all the senses. In Japanese cuisine, it is not just about the food, it is also about the presentation. Japanese dishes tend to be prepared with an emphasis on multiple colours and an array of flavours, blended together to create a perfect balance.
Beyond Sushi, Japanese restaurants offer a wide range of dishes, including Sashimi, Ramen, Tempura, velvety Miso Soup and many other rice and noodle-based offerings. The choice is yours.
Beyond Sushi, Japanese restaurants offer a wide range of dishes, including Sashimi, Ramen, Tempura, velvety Miso Soup and many other rice and noodle-based offerings. The choice is yours.
Popular dishes
Ramen
Ramen (aka Japanese Noodle Soup) is a cuisine originally imported from China. Made with Chinese-style wheat noodles, Ramen have become wildly popular in Japan over recent decades and many varieties are now widely available in the UK. Shoy (Soy Sauce) Ramen is a clear, brown broth, usually made from chicken. Shio (Salt) Ramen is a light, clear chicken soup seasoned with salt, but sometimes flavoured with pork. Miso (Soybean) Ramen is a thick, brown broth with more complex flavours. Toppings for include Chasu (Pork), Menma (Bamboo Shoots), Negi (Chopped Green Onions), Moyashi (Bean Sprouts), Tomago (Eggs) and Wakame or Nori (Seaweed). But to really use your noodle – use the Menulog app.
Sushi
Thinking Japanese? Then you’re probably thinking Sushi. (And to get that fresh fish feast in front of your eyes fast, think Just Eat.) The world loves Sushi, but not everyone knows it isn’t actually raw fish – raw fish is simply the most popular ingredient. The name sushi refers to the rice itself, which is seasoned with vinegar. There are as many types of Sushi as they’re are fish in the sea. The classic Nigiri-Zushi, for instance, are small, hand-pressed mounds of rice with a dab of wasabi topped by various ingredients, like Maguro (Tuna), Hamachi (Yellowtail), Ebi (Prawn) and Tamago (Egg). Soy Sauce is used for dipping, and Wasabi (aka Japanese Horseradish) can be mixed with it (don’t blow your head off). Gari (that’s Pickled Ginger to you and me) is also served to clear the palate between bites. (Clearly worth ordering through the Menulog app.)
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