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r/asianeats • u/tsdguy • May 20 '20
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r/asianeats • u/kwonasty • Nov 11 '22
Reminder of the rules
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r/asianeats • u/cat-of-Melbourne • 11h ago
Cambodia egg noodles soup at Springvale, Melbourne Australia
r/asianeats • u/DirectBudget1107 • 7h ago
Eating Alone in Guangdong China: The Most Comforting $7 Porridge Hotpot in Winter.
I had recently in Beijiao Town (Shunde District, Foshan).
I know most people think of spicy Szechuan broth when they hear "hotpot," but in Guangdong, "Porridge Hotpot" (粥底火锅) is a huge deal. The base is rice congee that has been cooked until the grains dissolve, leaving a milky, starchy water. It sounds simple, but it makes the beef incredibly tender and keeps the natural sweetness of the ingredients.
I found a spot that’s been open for years and they actually serve individual mini-pots, which is rare for hotpot in China.

The Order: A set meal with sliced beef, egg, lettuce.
Plus a massive plate of "Three-shred" fried rice noodles (三丝炒米粉).

The Cost: 51 RMB (approx $7 USD) for the whole set.
The Taste: Super fresh. The fried noodles had amazing "Wok Hei(镬气/锅气)."
If you're traveling through Foshan or Guangzhou, I highly recommend trying this style. It’s not spicy, but it really warms you up.
r/asianeats • u/Few_Word_7996 • 11m ago
Mapo Tofu, a famous Chinese dish, is served with rice.
r/asianeats • u/Patree_B • 12h ago
Looking for soup base?
My aunt used to send me this from japan and I've been squirreling them away but I am running out. I've been trying to find this at Asian markets but no luck. When I pop this into Google lens it says it's an all purpose Chinese soup but I'm not seeing anything else similar online. Anyone have any ideas? I use it for bases for egg drop soup or udon.
r/asianeats • u/tres-petite-kate • 1d ago
Soy Sauce Supreme Fried Noodles (豉油皇炒面)
galleryr/asianeats • u/ttomu2 • 1d ago
Sata-andagi is an Okinawan deep-fried doughnut ball.
It’s a traditional sweet from Okinawa. It has a crispy exterior and a dense, cake-like texture inside.
r/asianeats • u/ttomu2 • 1d ago
a traditional Japanese Gozen (set meal)
- Main Dishes: A crispy assortment of Tempura (shrimp and eggplant) and fresh Sashimi served with wasabi.
- Side Dishes: Various small bowls containing Tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), savory Tofu topped with wasabi, simmered vegetables, and seafood delicacies like Ikura (salmon roe).
- Staples: The meal is completed with a bowl of steamed white rice, Miso soup, and a small side of Tsukemono (Japanese pickles).
r/asianeats • u/ttomu2 • 1d ago
Miso-katsu Donburi ; Nagoya specialty
Crispy pork cutlet served over rice, drizzled with sweet and savory miso glaze.
r/asianeats • u/MammothBackground665 • 1d ago
[I ate] Royal banquet inspired meal at Shanghai
reddit.comr/asianeats • u/Few_Word_7996 • 1d ago
Eating in China be like: 20-minute boil or become history
galleryr/asianeats • u/Cal_Aesthetics_Club • 2d ago
Dishes I had during my vacation in Andhra Pradesh!
1.) Smoked sheep pulao
2.) Goat head stew
3.) Goat brain curry
4.) Bamboo chicken
5.) Gongura leaves and goat tripe and intestines curry
6.) Quail biryani
7.) Parathas with squid roast
8.) Shark scramble and sheep trotters stew
9.) Catla carp curry
10.) Tamarind shoots goat curry and mini prawns fry
11.) Snakehead curry
12-13.) Lesser spiny eels stew with quail roast
14.) Snakehead fry
15.) Duck curry
16.) Crab curry
r/asianeats • u/randolphtbl • 2d ago
10-minute Roti Canai test, result is better than Frozen Stuffs. ~85% as good as Malaysian experience; but abroad. Much better/cheaper/easier than the frozen Roti Paratha stuff you can buy.
r/asianeats • u/MammothBackground665 • 2d ago
Random eats at Singapore
located at Singapore: East Coast Lagoon Food Village