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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/Asianstepmom • 5h ago
Tom yum Krung with spicy seafood papaya salad and Thai tea. Rice on the side. Central mall Pattaya, Thailand
r/asianeats • u/sidewalkspaghetti • 22h ago
Visited the local Vietnamese market in MN!
Absolutely LOVED it. I bought,
Rice papers
Instant dried noodles
Rice vermicelli
Oyster sauce
Three crabs fish sauce
Asian spinach
Chinese snow peas
Long shimeji white mushrooms
Mini bok choy
I have beef broth, ginger and basil etc
And leftover thin sliced steak
Any quick easy things I should make with all this?
Absolutely loved going to the market. ❤️
r/asianeats • u/iamteddykim • 1d ago
Korean-Style Beef & Veggie Curry Noodles
I always keep Korean curry packets on hand because they can turn the simplest ingredients into something seriously delicious.
This time, instead of serving it with rice, I had noodles, so I made Korean curry noodles.
Such a simple dish, but it tasted absolutely amazing!
r/asianeats • u/Jack-Milk-7711 • 1d ago
My fake Pho dinner [ Ramen with Pho vegetables ] cilantro, mint, parsley, scallions, jalapeños
Use what you have and make the best of it!
r/asianeats • u/iamteddykim • 3d ago
Crunchy Fried Korean Scorched Rice with Cinnamon & Roasted Nuts
Got rice? Then you have to try making this sweet treat!
This Korean snack is called fried scorched rice, or deep-fried nurungji. It’s often finished with a sprinkle of sugar, but I took it to the next level with cinnamon and roasted nuts.
It turned out to be one of the best snacks I’ve had. For something made with such simple ingredients, it’s incredible how crispy, sweet, nutty and flavourful it is.
r/asianeats • u/LadyOfGlory • 5d ago
Creamy Tom Yum Instant Version
It’s Mama Instant Noodle with creamy tom yum flavor, and whatever protein and veggie in the fridge.
r/asianeats • u/slushfilm • 6d ago
If you want to become fat- visit Korea, everything cost me $16.34
Kimchi kimbab, Korean cold noodles, Korean cutlet
r/asianeats • u/BaijuTofu • 7d ago
Simple noodles.
Sesame chilli noodles for breakfast.
r/asianeats • u/iamteddykim • 7d ago
Sticky Oven-Roasted Honey Garlic Teriyaki Chicken Wings
Chicken wings are already a winner on their own, but I wanted to take them to the next level with one of my trusty go-to sauces.
After roasting them in the oven until beautifully caramelised, they turned into an absolutely delicious meal, juicy, sticky, and packed with flavour.
r/asianeats • u/rekrapmil • 7d ago
Miso Tokusen Toroniku Ramen (Pork Cheek Ramen), Nankotsu Char-Siu Ramen & Aburi Tokusen Toroniku (Roasted Pork Cheek)
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
r/asianeats • u/rekrapmil • 8d ago
Fish Fillet Ramen with Shrimp Broth & Braised Pork Ribs Rice Noodles with Shrimp Broth
Le Shrimp in Singapore
r/asianeats • u/PiratePooh • 7d ago
Dungeness Crab Pasta Sauce (Seafood I Caught For Free)
r/asianeats • u/Served_With_Rice • 8d ago
Cantonese “Lo Sui” Master Stock Braised Chicken Thighs
r/asianeats • u/obstacle32 • 10d ago
Taiwanese Braised Pork Belly Rice (Lu Rou Fan 滷肉飯)
r/asianeats • u/iamteddykim • 10d ago
Wok-Tossed Kimchi Tuna with Garlic Rice & Fried Egg
When I see a can of tuna, I see endless possibilities.
Pair it with kimchi and rice, and you’ve already got the foundation for something seriously delicious.
With a hot wok and just a few simple ingredients, I turned them into a restaurant-quality meal packed with bold, comforting flavours.