Questions tagged [food]

食べ物. Words and phrases for food and drinks or related to their preparation, consumption, tradition, and other aspects.

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How to actually order fast food?

Alright I've been told so many different things on how to order, specifically fast food and for some reason I have never gotten a straight answer. The popular ones is to say ____をください or _____ お願いします. But when I was in Japan I never heard either of…
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What would be the specific name of this type of bowl?

The closest thing that I can find is Donburi? but that seems more like types of food not bowls. ADDING: This is about 15 and a half cm/6in
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Can I use いただきます next to another word?

こんにちは。 I'm from Venezuela and I'm studying in a culinary school located in Amazonas. I plan to use some Japanese recipes as part of my project and I've been thinking about a name for my thesis for a while. I thought about "Amazonas, itadakimasu" or…
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Plums: プルーン or プラム?

I bought these plums at a supermarket in Kyoto today and noticed that they were labeled プルーン (prune?). According to jisho.org, a plum is a プラム. Is it common to not distinguish between prunes and plums in Japan?
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Does 大さじ always mean 1 Tablespoon, even for tea?

Jim Breen's edict translates 大さじ simply as (American) tablespoon, but I'm reading directions on a green tea package that says 一人大さじ一杯 and it seems like a lot of tea for a single 湯のみ. I know there are special utensils used to measure tea for the tea…
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Is there a difference between ラーメン and 中華そば?

Ramen is the usual word. But I've noticed some ramen places using the term 中華そば for what appears to be the same thing. Am I correct that these are the same dish? Why do 2 words exist?
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What does 焼く時は translate to?

Is it something like “baked”? It’s on the wrapper of a caramel pudding kitkat.
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Can I say "砂糖ダイエット" ?

By "砂糖ダイエット" I mean diet based on heavy consumption of sweets.