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Channelling Maisen. Pork Tonkatsu At Home
Tonkatsu. Panko crumbed and fried pork cutlet. Served with shredded cabbage and special sauce. Crisp, crunchy and delicious. For a truly decadent tonkatsu experience in Tokyo we like to visit Maisen in Omotesando. Just around the corner from Shibuya. Famous … Continue reading
Posted in Pork, What I Love to Cook
Tagged Cabbage, Food, Japan, Pork, Tokyo, Tonkatsu, Travel
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Chanko-Nabe at Ryogoku Kokugikan Stadium. The Food of Sumo Champions.
January in Tokyo. My boys like to catch some of the action at Ryogoku Kokugikan. Tokyo’s National Sumo Stadium. The flags are out. That means the Grand Sumo Tournament is in full swing. Sumo wrestling is Japan’s national sport. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Soup, What I Love to Cook, Where I Love to Eat
Tagged Food, Japan, Ryogoku, Sumo, Tokyo, Travel
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Tokyo. A Fruitful Search for Yuzu. Japanese Citron. Tart. Bitter. Absolutely Delicious.
I adore yuzu. A Japanese citrus fruit. Tart and bitter, citrus-like, tangy and fresh. All at the same time. It looks like a bumpy skinned lemon but tastes like a tantalising, almost indescribable hybrid of grapefruit, mandarin and lime. Wonderfully unique and incredibly … Continue reading