Menu
Oden ( comme pot-au-feu)
Boiled broccoli with soy sauce
Sablefish seasoned with mirin (sweet sake)
Hijiki omelette
In Japan, Bento is really popular. We bring Bento for lunch at school and the office. We eat Bento even when we go on a trip or we go to see Kabuki or sumo. I would like to introduce this Bento culture by home-made Bento. I hope you enjoy this site.
Oden ( comme pot-au-feu)
Boiled broccoli with soy sauce
Sablefish seasoned with mirin (sweet sake)
Hijiki omelette
Chiken aspic flavored ume jam (Japanese apricot)
Japanese-style chunky omelet
Poached nippo-oleifera
Sushi rice stuffed in a fried bean curd
Chicken Cutlets marinated in Lea & Perrin sauce
Kinpira (carrot and celery cooked in soy sauce and sugar)
Aemono (sliced cucumber and perilla dressed with salty tangle)
Dried fugu (blowfish) with red pepper powder
Okonomiyaki-style omellete (omellete stuffed with stir fry pork and chopped cabbage)
Nimono (carrot and french bean simmered in dashi)
Rice ball wrapped with tangle shavings and nori (sheet of dried seaweed)
Tonkatsu shisomaki (Rolled pork cutlets with perllia)
Shisyamo nanbanduke (grilled smelt with sweet vinegar sauce)
Watercress salad
Teriyaki tsukune (grilled minced chicken)
Miso dengaku (yuzu-flavored konnyaku coated with miso)
Nimono (carrot and lotus root simmered in dashi)
Age-ika-syumai (deep fried curry-flavored squid dumpling)