Sinigang (Pronunciation: see-nee-gong) is a Filipino soup or stew characterized by its sour and savory taste most often associated with tamarind. It is one of the more popular dishes in Philippine cuisine, and is related to the Malaysian dish singgang. (Source: Wikipedia) In our sinigang, we use lemon instead of tamarind. Both are great and it just depends on your […]
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This is our version of Thai Chicken Curry. It’s so tasty and so easy to make. It’s a great dish for any day of the week. Just prepare in the morning and let it slow cook. We loved the aroma of chicken curry in our home. We hope you enjoy! Ingredients: Ingredients: • 5 chicken […]
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One of my all-time favorite finger foods is Lumpia (pronounced: loom-pē-yuh). Whenever I get the opportunity to eat these crispy, yummy egg rolls, it always brings back fond memories of my childhood. Lumpia is a cross between Chinese and Spanish flavors. The fusion of these ingredients are what makes Filipino cuisine so unique and delicious! Lumpia is served mainly on […]
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Fried rice, one of the most common and comforting of all asian dishes. Fried rice is not only a practical meal, it is also prevalent in all of Asia. In almost every asian country, you will see a wide variety of fried rice made in several different ways. The common ingredient being day old rice. It was a practical way […]
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Japanese love their comfort food too! On our recent trip to Osaka, it couldn’t be more evident. Around every corner is a small restaurant, at times so small that there are no chairs. Just long, high tables where you eat standing up. “Eat and Go” appears to be the trend. In these establishments, efficiency of space and time is the important. […]
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On our recent trip to Japan last year, I fell in even more in love with Japanese cuisine. The Japanese have a special way of taking simple foods and preparing it in a way that sustains the flavor of the ingredient. It’s subtle and almost meditative in the way they prepare their food. One of the most popular soups in […]
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Los Angeles has a thriving Korean community and there are literally hundreds of Korean restaurants and businesses throughout Los Angeles and Orange County. In L.A., there is Koreatown, a neighborhood located in Central Los Angeles, approximately near English Street and Western Avenue. And further south, you’ll find Korean communities in Buena Park, Fullerton and Cerritos. Being the foodies that we […]
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