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Tag Archives: japanese
Hotel Review: Hotel Nikko Bangkok, Thailand
Disclaimer: In exchange for this hotel review, I received a stay in Bangkok, Thailand in one of the Hotel Nikko’s Premier Corner rooms. Though I’ve visited Bangkok many times, I haven’t changed the location of the hotel much. Generally, I … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, East & Southeast Asia, Hotels, Reviews
Tagged breakfast, buffet, Hotel Nikko Bangkok, hotel review, japanese, premier corner room, Sukhumvit, Thailand, Thonglo
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Event Review: True World Foods Expo 2018
Disclaimer: In exchange for two VIP tickets to New York‘s inaugural True World Foods EXPO 2018, I am writing this event review. For this event, Ari Dybnis was the photographer. Founded as a fishmonger in Brooklyn, New York in the 1970s, True … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Food & Drink, New York City, Reviews
Tagged east asia, expo, japanese, Japanese food, Manhattan, New York, seafood, sushi, The Altman Building, True World Foods Expo
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The Best Snacks in the World, Japan Edition
It’s a tough question for the culinary traveler– which country has the best snacks in the world? Impossible to answer, much like “which country has the best seated outdoor bronze Buddha statue built in 1993?” (If you said Hong Kong, … Continue reading
Posted in East & Southeast Asia, Food & Drink, Japan
Tagged コンビニ, convenience store, food, Japan, japanese, Kyoto, snacks
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But Did You Know That I’d Lose My Wallet?: The Japan Edition
Coincidentally, I did lose my wallet during my first trip to Japan. The details are rather fuzzy – it happened in 2000 – but it did shock me that it happened in a country known for actually having rather full … Continue reading
Posted in East & Southeast Asia, Human Nature, Japan
Tagged department store, fortune telling, Japan, japanese, Lake Biwa, Shiga prefecture, Signs, weird, Zeze
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Guest Post: A Brief Guide to Japanese Sushi
Let’s learn about sushi today! Although present-day sushi most likely traces its origins to Southeast Asia or China, we’ll go over various types hailing from its most popular abode, Japan. But I had no idea there were that may kinds … Continue reading
Posted in East & Southeast Asia, Food & Drink, Guest Post, Japan
Tagged fish, food, guest post, guide, Japan, japanese, sushi, types
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Product Review: Matcha (抹茶)from the Mizuba Tea Company
Disclaimer: In exchange for a few samples of matcha from the Mizuba Tea Company, I am writing this review. In essence, Matcha (抹茶・まっちゃ) refers to finely ground (powdered), high-quality Camellia sinensis, the species best known for producing all types of … Continue reading
Posted in East & Southeast Asia, Food & Drink, Japan, Reviews
Tagged California, Japan, japanese, leaf, matcha, Mizuba Tea Company, product review, Tea, 抹茶
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Japanese Onigiri Month, Part Six: Nothin’ But Eel
Oof, that’s a lot of rice. No, it’s not slang for money; rather, it’s an obvious conclusion. Eat onigiri, spike your blood sugar levels. And if you don’t want all of those carbohydrates, have fun making a spectacle of yourself … Continue reading
Posted in East & Southeast Asia, Food & Drink, Japan, Languages
Tagged convenience store, eel, food, Japan, japanese, omusubi, onigiri, rice, snack
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Japanese Onigiri Month, Part Five: The Korean Edition
After a whirlwind tour of various Japanese onigiri, let’s take a gander at culinary influences from the Korean peninsula, the insular country’s western neighbors across the Sea of Japan: Bulgogi (ブルコギ/bu ru kogi/불고기). Literally “fire meat,” bulgogi consists of thin, … Continue reading
Japanese Onigiri Month, Part Four
After a brief pause in Japanese Onigiri Month, let’s see what’s in store for this pre-snowstorm Monday… Salmon broiled in white miso and mirin (さけ味噌漬焼/ sa-kay mi-so tska yahkee). A couple of words to assist while in Japan… -mirin (みりん・味醂), … Continue reading