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Tag Archives: Food
Japa Dog
Leave it up to the Japanese to take something wonderful, like the hotdog, and add a little twist making it the better than we could’ve imagined. Street vendor Japa Dog in downtown Vancouver, Canada has done just that!
Yakiniku
Bite sized grilled meat. Originally from Korea… it came to Japan after the 2nd World War.
Nasu no Age Bitashi
Nasu no Age Bitashi which translates into something like – Japanese eggplant in bonito sauce – is another simple Japanese dish that’s incredible!
Colombian Friends and Food
I made some friends at the Colombian Independence Day Festival and they invited me to lunch the other day. I haven’t had real Latin American food since leaving Miami so I can’t tell you how happy I was to eat … Continue reading
Fish Nabe
It’s fall, the leaves are changing colors and the temperature is dropping. Time to break out the nabe pots to warm up the bones. We busted out our nabe pot over the weekend for, ‘sakana no surimi nabe,’ (fish-meatball soup). … Continue reading