Let us be the bacon to your asparagus. Cozy up with a warm bowl of Momosan Tonkotsu ramen. š„šš„ Iron Chef Morimoto brings delicious flavor to Sapporo Ichiban Momosan Ramen. Enjoy rich tonkotsu ramen flavor […]
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Check out this video from ssooniestyle showing off how nicely Glampalm irons work with colored hair! With our variable heat settings, you never have to worry about heat damage.
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Whatever it is called – Japanese egg sandwich or Tamago Sando – Ā it is a one of the most popular snack you can find in any convenience store in Japan. With a delicious egg salad […]
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Fish cake soup on a cold winter day fixes everything š²š„š @sweethb2007 Fishcake originated in Japan, but is a common Korean food today. Itās refreshing, tasty and so comforting especially when its getting chilly.
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That is one photogenic fish. š Looks great, and tastes even better with @kewpieusa šš Fish and Kewpie deep roasted sesame dressing are a match made in heaven. You will need to marinate the fish […]
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Some people were frightened by Kewpie pizza, but weāve got an even more terrifying combo today: Kewpie and peanut butter! š„ It might sound like a horror story, but people actually eat peanut butter sandwiches […]
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Noodles are our favorite food. Weād eat them for every meal if we could, which is why we made this yakisoba ramen waffle! šš³ What do you think – could ramen waffles be the next […]
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A few weeks ago we went to 88risingās Head in the Clouds with ssooniestyle, and met a bunch of cool people like justrandomeveryday, Cathythekimchi, and Secretlifeofaggie! We had a great time, and we thought weād […]
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These corndogs from @sutikku18 look so good weāre tempted to fly all the way to England to get some! Sutikku means a Japanese inspired street food stall specializing in Kushikatsu and Katsu curry dishes. “Kushikatsu” […]
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Was anyone curious what the soft, pink thing in their udon is? In Japan, this is called kamaboko, which is basically steamed fish cakes. š„š„š„Kamaboko comes in all kinds of forms!
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