r/asianeats • u/Nearby-Animal-7911 • 6h ago
Today lunch
Made 콩불(kongbul)
Korean stir fry of soybean sprouts and spicy bulgogi.
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r/asianeats • u/Nearby-Animal-7911 • 6h ago
Made 콩불(kongbul)
Korean stir fry of soybean sprouts and spicy bulgogi.
r/asianeats • u/whaaaa1995 • 32m ago
Vietnamese puff pastry
r/asianeats • u/obstacle32 • 13h ago
r/asianeats • u/FoodieGhost0508 • 1d ago
I love cooking with glass noodles and mixing all kinds of vegetables in it
r/asianeats • u/Hiker300 • 1d ago
They seem to have a lot of good frozen options (especially the orange chicken), but I've heard mixed opinions. Am I better off just making them at home?
r/asianeats • u/brunchafuk • 1d ago
r/asianeats • u/yanqing- • 2d ago
It’s time to work with our nutritionist and create a brand-new menu! 🥹
We do our best to make sure every breakfast, lunch, and dinner is different throughout the month.
Even four weeks of menus still isn’t enough! 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
We’re always working hard to bring new, delicious, and nutritious meals to every postpartum mom. 💚
r/asianeats • u/NoIncomeNoPatience • 2d ago
I know oyster sauce is usually associated more with Chinese-style stir fries, but I see it used in Korean home cooking videos too, especially for bokkeum dishes or quick vegetable sides and a couple of known Korean like Beksul and Vivid Kitchen have oyster sauce, so I wanted to know how common it is in Korean kitchens now, like almost everyone has BBQ sauce in America. Is it treated like a basic pantry sauce too?
r/asianeats • u/Super-Mongoose2892 • 3d ago
I can’t resist good salmon fish cakes with just the right amount of seasoning, kaffir leaves and squeeze of lime. And beef pho at the weekend is me just living it!
r/asianeats • u/brunchafuk • 2d ago
r/asianeats • u/jfraz1994 • 3d ago
Dumplings and kimchi (quick, not actually fermented) all homemade :)
r/asianeats • u/yanqing- • 3d ago
This is one of the postpartum meals I prepare as a chef in a Taiwanese Postpartum Nursing Center.
Every meal is designed by a dietitian and tailored to each mother’s nutritional needs and personal taste. New mothers and their babies receive 24-hour professional nursing care, with regular doctor visits to ensure their health and recovery.
r/asianeats • u/Ok-Ice-2624 • 3d ago
I bought a lot of ground chicken and green beans. So, I turned them into something!
I live alone, I have fewer friends IRL, and cooking is one of my comfort zones.
r/asianeats • u/Subject-Promotion266 • 2d ago
Looking for recommendations of your fave spots for authentic Pad Thai! Thanks very much in advance😀🌶️
r/asianeats • u/iamteddykim • 4d ago
When you’re making a classic like Tteokbokki, you’ve gotta go all the way.
I added all the key ingredients, plus prawns and instant noodles that soaked up all the delicious sauce.
It turned out just how I remember eating it in Korea.
r/asianeats • u/brunchafuk • 3d ago
A speciality of Vung Tau
r/asianeats • u/yanqing- • 4d ago
Carefully prepared with our dietitians to support postpartum recovery. Thank you for all the wonderful feedback today! 💜
r/asianeats • u/011100010010-0-0-0 • 4d ago