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What Is the Difference Between Chow Mein and Lo Mein?

If you’ve ever opened a box of Chinese take-out and it turns out to be not exactly what you ordered, you may have mixed up your meins. That’s right, there is a difference between these two popular Chinese dishes—however, the difference is probably not what you think. While it may be easy to assume that the type of noodles is what makes the dish difference, we all know what happens when you assume. Yes, you’re actually incorrect on this oneSo, if not…

Easy Chow Mein Recipe

This Easy Chow Mein Recipe is a great vegetable stir fry meal! Skip the take out and enjoy your Chinese food straight from the kitchen!

Floating hologram registers coming to Japanese convenience stores【Video】

Contactless self-checkouts make Japan's konbini even more konbinient.

Why Beijing's hutongs are the best places to eat in China

Avoid Wangfujing Snack Street for an authentic experience.

How to Eat Sushi

Eat only at the best place you can find. Many sushi bars are a bit expensive, but quality usually sucks, so price is no indicator of quality. Ask Japanese people where they go to eat sushi and go thereStick to one or two good places once you find them. Regulars get better sushi and better overall service than casual patrons.The best sushi places I've been to in San Francisco, Mexico City, Zürich, Manhattan, Beverly Hills, Waikiki, Guadalajara, Paris, Moscow, Boston, Columbus…

Why I Don’t Drink Budweiser…and Why I’m Not Alone

Budweiser has always been far more about marketing than beer. The founder of Anheuser Busch, Adolphus Busch, refused to drink his own brew, calling it “that slop” (he was German, of cou…

11 Amazing Health Benefits of Wasabi

Wasabi health benefits includes cancer prevention, heal respiratory disorder, fighting inflammation, preventing stomach infections, support healthy digestion, prevent arthritis, support healthy heart and help detoxify the body. Other benefits includes slowing down the aging process and supporting weight loss.

Should you turn your bowl upside down after eating at a Japanese restaurant?

Japan's etiquette police weigh in on an unusual trend spotted amongst diners.

Could You Eat At A Japanese Restaurant Without Embarrassing Yourself?

This Ginger Dressing Tastes Exactly Like it Came From a Japanese Restaurant

I am obsessed with ordering side salads at sushi restaurants. Not because I feel the need to keep my body running with leafy greens—because I love that damn ginger dressing. I’ve tried to make it at home before, never quite getting it right, until I stumbled on the secret while trying to make a dipping sauce. The key, my friends, to an uncanny dupe of that addicting, sweet, gingery dressing is pickled—not fresh—ginger.

How to use the new floating hologram registers at 7-Eleven

Japanese convenience store chain lets us shop like we're in a futuristic sci-fi movie.

Where to Take a First or Second Date: 40 Affordable Restaurants in NYC

Here's a question we get time and again: where can I take a date for good food without breaking the bank? And can I do it without looking like a cheapskate? Yes you can, and here are 40 ways to do so.

You'll need a healthy dose of imagination for these Japanese window food samples

"Oh look honey, they have...fish? In block form? And miso soup! Also in block form!"

Self-driving chairs soon at Japanese restaurants

Nissan has unveiled what it's calling the self-driving chair designed for those who hate queuing at their favorite restaurant.

Oshizushi: Another Way of Making Japanese Sushi

Another way to make sushi is by using a sushi mold called oshibaki This is used to press a layer of sushi ingredients to make oshizushi or box sushi

9 Japanese Vegetables You Should Know

Whether it's meat, shellfish, herbs and spices, or grain-based products, there are certain ingredients that are inherently linked to Japanese cuisine and culture in my mind. Take a look at nine vegetables without which Japanese food simply wouldn't be the same.

Ask an expert: My new Japanese maple plants seem droopy. What can I do?

Japanese maples come in several varieties; some more tree-like, some like weeping shrubs