A chewy mochi like dumpling with a sweet nutty interior. The perfect thing for a new year!
Ikan Pepes From East Timor
A vibrantly spiced and steamed fish dish best served up with rice or bihun noodles.
Gado Gado From Indonesia
A fun take on a mixed salad, Gado Gado combines a delightfully rich peanut sauce with tons of greens!
Lu Rou Fan From Taiwan
A succulent braised pork belly dish with a rich and sweet soy backbone.
Sambal Udang From Brunei
A vibrant wok dish with lots of shrimp!
Mashuni with Roshi From The Maldives
A fresh take on tuna salad with a tender hot water flat bread.
Zhizhig Galnash From Chechnya
A hearty boiled meat dish with bouncy homemade noodles.
Burmese Fish Curry
Oh curry, how you make me happy. Bubbling away with your spicy hell broth that only leaves pleasure and clothing stains in its wake.
Plov From Uzbekistan
The food of the Uzbek's can be found all over central Asia, Russia and now the world and their famous Uzbekistan plov has been filling the bellies of weary travelers for a millenia.
Manti From Kazakhstan
Kazakh manti stands as a testament to the heart and soul of Kazakhstan's culinary heritage.
Beshbarmak From Kyrgyzstan
Beshbarmak is a dish made with boiled meat, usually horse, lamb or beef, served on a bed of flat noodles and topped with onion sauce.
Adjarian Khachapuri From Georgia
Khachapuri is a beloved and iconic Georgian dish that consists of cheese-filled bread.
Shaking Beef (Lok Lak) From Cambodia
Lok Lak is a popular Cambodian dish known for its delicious flavors and simplicity.
Pad Krapow From Thailand
Pad Krapow is a popular Thai dish known for its bold and spicy flavors.
Banh Cuon From Vietnam
This saying emphasizes the importance of enjoying food but maintaining a balanced and wise lifestyle.
Naengmyeon From North Korea
North Korean naengmyeon, also known as mul naengmyeon, is a popular cold noodle dish in North Korean cuisine.
Ghapama From Armenia
Imagine a cozy Armenian kitchen, where the aroma of spices and the warmth of tradition blend seamlessly.
Chicken Adobo From The Philippines
Chicken Adobo is a quintessential Filipino dish that boasts a rich history and holds a special place in Filipino culinary culture.
Larb From Laos
Larb, also known as Laap or Laab, is a traditional Laotian dish that has also become popular in Thai and Isan cuisine.
Khuushuur From Mongolia
Khuushuur (хуушууp) is a traditional Mongolian dish consisting of fried dough pockets filled with meat, usually mutton, beef, or other meats.
Galbijjim From South Korea
Galbijjim, a cherished Korean dish, has a rich history that reflects the evolution of Korean cuisine and its cultural significance.