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Welcome to our exploration of Food in Hokkaido, where we delve into the rich and diverse culinary scene of Japan’s northernmost island. Known for its exceptional dairy products, fresh seafood, and hearty ramen, Hokkaido offers a unique b...

Curry udon is a beloved Japanese dish that combines the comforting flavors of curry with the satisfying slurp of udon noodles. This simple yet hearty dish has won the hearts of many, offering a delightful fusion of Japanese and Western c...

Yaki curry is a comforting and satisfying dish that can be found in many restaurants, from casual eateries to more upscale establishments, throughout Japan. It's a fusion of Japanese and Western culinary influences and is enjoyed by peop...

Curry is one of the famous dishes in Japan. As a matter of fact, they often serve it in three different ways. These are curry rice, curry bread, and curry udon. In addition to that, they developed new dishes that go well with curry. For ...

Soup curry has exploded from Sapporo in recent years. It is a smooth soup that is a blend of dozens of spices, and usually contains meat such as chicken and a lot of vegetables. There are various types of spices and ingredients, and you ...

Introduction to Curry Rice Did you know that curry is just as popular in Japan as ramen? Furthermore, when most people think of curry, they think of India or Thailand. While these nations have fantastic curry-based cuisines, Japanese Cur...

Introduction to Yokosuka Kaigun Curry Curry rice is a popular food in Japan. Many people overseas may have made it using curry roux or have eaten it at Japanese restaurants overseas. In Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, there is a diff...

Introduction to Curry Bread Are you one of those people who like to eat Japanese bread? Have you heard of Curry bread somewhere or even on some anime and Japanese shows? If not, then I will guide you through it. Japanese Curry Bread or K...

It is a volcano like image with the sauce covering the entire mountain of rice. It is part of the style to completely cover the rice. Giving this curry more of a unique style is the stainless steel boat-shaped dish that it is served on.