Sukiyaki. “Sukiyaki,” also known as Japanese hot pot, is from the latter half of the 19th century until after the popular. It is cut into thin slices of beef, and seafood, vegetables, cooked, raw eggs stained with juice, sugar, soy sauce and eaten with sauce made of. Ancient Japanese have this habit of eating, before the Meiji Restoration of farmers on the outside of the bushmeat after eating cooked on a hoe, originally called the “hoe burn.” Later in the pit on the development of the iron pan, add onions, tofu, fish, vegetables, etc., all while eating cooked the “Sukiyaki.”
Stonegrill. “Stonegrill” that stone burn. Is the steak cooked on hot stone, dipped in soy sauce, fresh food. This beef is the result of specific breeding and feeding techniques. It is said that the feeding period, cattle regularly to drink some of the low alcohol content (4% to 5%) of beer, so that it runs blood, speed metabolism, and then some of the hay or brush, brush all over the body for the cattle, so that fat evenly distributed, rather than what we often see red is red and white is white beef. So, this is called “Kobe beef” and “Matsuzaka cow” beef meat is soft, fresh anomalies, and taste very sweet. Specifically be used to make stone burn.
Burning birds. That is chicken. Chicken cut into sheets about the small bamboo stick on the string, dipped in soy sauce, sugar, wine and other prepared sauce, then grilled over the fire. Also useful for the internal organs of chickens or pigs as raw material, but have said burning birds. It is cheap, as many people like snacks. “Burning Bird House” can be seen everywhere throughout Japan.
Teppanyaki. Teppanyaki is very popular in Japan, authentic Japanese teppanyaki, by definition, is a big iron on a variety of barbecue food, while a Japanese Teppanyaki cuisine in an expensive, because Teppanyaki will the finest selection of materials, such as fresh seafood, including lobster, abalone, etc., made of cow meat will be used, such as “Kobe beef”, “Matsuzaka beef” or “Omi beef”, etc., and sometimes a 200 grams of superior beef, they have to spend 10,000 yen or more.
From Old Colosseum, post Sukiyaki in Japan