Japanese

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Four dishes, four different approaches
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Recipe courtesy of Colin Mills
Sponsor: Kikkoman
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Sunda New Asian | Chicago
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Pabu Izakaya | San Francisco
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Curry Nikutama Udon with Japanese curries, beef, caramelized onions, a soft- poached egg, tempura flakes and green onions
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Hot Chicken Buns with Kewpie mayo slaw and a dill pickle on steamed bao buns
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Bento Box with nigiri, makimono and sashimi
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Chicken Karaage with shishito peppers, wasabi aïoli, furikake and charred lemon
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Ingredients like miso and tahini are joining forces for a powerful flavor impact
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Chicken moves into stardom when chefs show it some love, developing recipes that are delicious and trend-forward. Here are three dishes that stand out—each bringing a different approach to a very familiar protein.
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Mŏkbar offers a Mŏkbar Classic: Ramen, braised pork, gochujang pork broth, shiitake mushrooms, spinach, bean sprouts, scallion, nori
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Ani Ramen House's Chicken Katsu Curry Ramen - Japanese curry and panko-breaded chicken over ramen noodles
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Thanks to the proliferation of ramen bowls, along with the new izakaya wave, chefs are discovering the flavors of comfort-forward Japanese ingredients and dishes, like karaage, katsu and okonomiyaki, promising craveable, memorable experiences.