When you’re in Japan, indulge in as much local food as you possibly can.
The usual traditional Japanese fares are generally flavored with a mix of salt, dashi, sugar, soy sauce, vinegar, sake and mirin.
If you always start your meal with a salad, then you should begin with the tsukidashi, an appetizer in Japan that equates to the hors-d'oeuvre or amuse-bouche. And aside from sushi, hot noodles are recommended in this country, especially those that are named kakeudon or kakesoba. Learn more about the food in Japan in this travel clip presented by The Perennial Plate.
