[header] How to eat authentic japanese cuisine [title] Transfer food from shared dishes to your own individual dish. [step] In addition to following japanese tradition, this table manner will reduce bacteria that can spread when multiple people eat from the same bowl or plate. [substeps] Use serving spoons, serving chopsticks, or the opposite end of your own chopsticks to move food from shared dishes onto your own plate.
[header] How to eat authentic japanese cuisine [title] Transfer food from shared dishes to your own individual dish. [step] In addition to following japanese tradition, this table manner will reduce bacteria that can spread when multiple people eat from the same bowl or plate. [substeps] Use serving spoons, serving chopsticks, or the opposite end of your own chopsticks to move food from shared dishes onto your own plate.
Only add a few spoonfuls at a time. Use a paper towel to dry your dishes. [title] Eat all food with chopsticks. [step] Sometimes you may allowed to use a spoon when eating specific types of soups or meals. [title] Serve the dry and sour food on your plate. [step] If you want something slightly sour on the slow-simmer side, try serving one portion of the dry and sour food at a time. Baskets are a nice touch, but not an essential kitchen utensil. [title] Pay attention to the size of your food bowl.