Nagoya cuisine

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Nagoya cuisine is a regional Japanese food culture known for its rich, boldly seasoned dishes such as miso katsu, tebasaki chicken wings, and hitsumabushi grilled eel over rice.

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instanceOf Japanese cuisine style
regional cuisine
alsoKnownAs Nagoya-meshi
characteristic bold seasoning
heavy use of miso
rich flavor
use of chicken-based dishes
use of eel dishes
use of tamari soy sauce
country Japan
culturalSignificance local identity of Nagoya
regional tourism attraction
subject of food festivals in Nagoya
exportedTo other regions of Japan
overseas Japanese restaurants
flavorProfile often spicy
savory
slightly sweet
umami-rich
historicalInfluence developed along Tokaido trade route
influenced by merchant culture
influenced by postwar food trends
popularPeriod late 20th century onward
region Aichi Prefecture NERFINISHED
Chūbu region
Nagoya
relatedTo Aichi Prefecture food culture
Chūkyō metropolitan area food culture
Tokai region cuisine
servedAt department store food floors
izakaya
kissaten coffee shops
specialty Nagoya-meshi restaurants
train station eateries
signatureDish ankake spaghetti
doteni
doteyaki
ebi fry
hitsumabushi
kishimen
kishimen curry udon
kishimen in hot broth
miso katsu
miso kushi katsu
miso nikomi udon
miso oden
ogura toast
taiwan ramen
tebasaki chicken wings
tenmusu
typicalCourse casual izakaya dishes
noodle dishes
rice bowl dishes (donburi)
set meals (teishoku)
street food snacks
usesIngredient cabbage
chicken
dashi
flat kishimen noodles
freshwater eel
garlic
green onions
hatcho miso
mirin
red miso
rice
sake
sesame seeds
shrimp
sugar
tamari soy sauce
udon noodles
wheat flour
white pepper

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hitsumabushi traditionalCuisine Nagoya cuisine
kishimen noodles cuisine Nagoya cuisine