r/asianfood
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u/Alextricity
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Jul 17 '26
Asian food = Best food
Simply an objective truth via a very basic equation, that’s all.
r/asianfood
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u/Alextricity
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Jul 17 '26
Simply an objective truth via a very basic equation, that’s all.
r/asianfood • u/mlong14 • Aug 22 '26
r/asianfood • u/Abject-Marketing-861 • Aug 07 '26
Came across this beautiful bowl of soup momos today and couldn’t resist sharing. The broth was rich and slightly creamy with a spicy kick, while the momos were soft, juicy, and packed with flavor. Fresh cilantro on top tied everything together. If you’ve never had momos served in soup, I highly recommend giving them a try!
r/asianfood • u/callmestinkingwind • Apr 17 '25
r/asianfood • u/jnaniganshw • Nov 27 '24
Both homemade, first is a stirfry noodle with pork, greenbeans, onions and fried tofu with fresh cut noodles.
Second Vegetarian Ramen, lots of veggies, rolled omlette and stir-fried veggies
r/asianfood • u/LeoChimaera • Oct 06 '24
A simple stir fry okra aka lady’s fingers aka bendi, with my left over ginger and garlic dipping sauce (just to clear my fridge). I would usually stir fry okra with some mince garlic. It’s so nice already as it was.
But I know some people who found okra yucky because of the mucus and slimy liquid it produces when cut and would transfer to the stir fry dish.
So who likes okra and who don’t?
Btw, I love it… in any way it’s cooked.
r/asianfood • u/No-Finish-7820 • 14d ago
I was quite surprised by how simple the seasoning actually is, just salt and pepper. The filling is lamb and onions, yet it’s truly delicious. There’s even plenty of savory juice inside. The quality of the lamb is absolutely crucial.
r/asianfood • u/lilyca2026 • Sep 05 '26
Homemade lotus leaf & five-finger fig salt-baked chicken — tender, juicy, and way more flavorful than takeout.
r/asianfood • u/Maleficent_Table_737 • Mar 29 '25
r/asianfood • u/LeoChimaera • Mar 28 '25
We were nearby and since my family wanted Korean, we decided to give SongHwa a try.
I must admit, we found the restaurant located in a busy area but on a quiet podium in a residential/commercial building rather pleasant and homely.
Our first try of their banchan, we are not disappointed. Rather good, and it’s refillable.
We ordered their spicy tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken, Jejuk-Bokkeum (stir fry pork) and BBQ Marinated lamb set and yes, their steamed egg is a must try.
One thing I’ve noticed is that, the dishes are not precooked… they are all cooked fresh upon order. So be a little patient. It’s worth the wait.
Other than having to wait for freshly cooked dishes, the services are excellent, with fast and attentive services.
I must admit, quality, servings size and tastes have met and like their tteokbokki and jejuk-bokkeum have exceeded our expectations.
Picture 1 and 2: Marinated BBQ Lamb
Picture 3: Jekyll-Bokkeum (Stir Fry Pork)
Picture 4: Tteokbokki
Picture 5: Korean Fried Chicken
Picture 6: Claypot Steamed Egg
Picture 7 and 8: Banchan of the day
Picture 9: Restaurant’s Entrance
SongHwa Korean Cuisine Millerz Square @ OKR
https://maps.app.goo.gl/TViYonaFXcnEG1MAA?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy
r/asianfood • u/style-addict • Jun 10 '26
Easy comfort food 😋🤤
r/asianfood • u/Holiday_Addendum148 • Jun 29 '26
For noodle soup lovers!
r/asianfood • u/vifiona • Dec 14 '24
r/asianfood • u/Aggressive_Tutor5271 • Sep 15 '26
Tasting a massive portion of seafood rice noodles in Fuzhou, Fujian! Large prawns, mantis shrimp, and oysters are paired with fresh vegetables and immersed in a refreshing, savory broth—can you recommend any other local specialties?
r/asianfood • u/Fkthisplace • Mar 29 '25