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Tomato Japanese Grocery Pantry Blog / Yōshoku

A crispy golden kabocha korokke croquette sliced open to show its sweet orange squash filling, plated on a rustic ceramic dish with dipping sauce and autumn leaves in warm natural light.

Kabocha Korokke: Japan's Crispy Autumn Croquette Guide

Learn how to make kabocha korokke, Japan's crispy autumn croquette made with sweet kabocha squash and panko breadcrumbs. This step-by-step guide covers the dish's rich yoshoku history, filling tips, sauce pairings, and make-ahead freezing instructions.
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Overhead view of three classic Japanese yoshoku comfort dishes — hayashi rice, cream stew, and omurice — arranged warmly on a wooden dining table in soft natural light.

Why Hayashi Rice, Cream Stew & Omurice Are Back in 2026

Hayashi rice, cream stew, and omurice are leading a yoshoku revival in 2026, fueled by Showa nostalgia, wellness trends, and anime culture. Here's the cultural story behind Japan's original comfort food trio and how to cook them at home.
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An overhead flat-lay of three yoshoku dishes — Japanese potato salad, wafu spaghetti, and hambagu steak — arranged on a warm wooden table with soft natural lighting.

Yoshoku: Your Guide to Wafu Pasta, Japanese Potato Salad & Hambagu

Yoshoku is Japan's beloved but little-known tradition of Western-inspired home cooking. Learn how to make three beginner-friendly yoshoku dishes — Japanese Potato Salad, Wafu Pasta, and Hambagu — with ingredients available at Tomato Japanese Grocery.
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A golden omurice with a ketchup drizzle plated at the center of a warm, rustic Japanese home kitchen table surrounded by small side dishes in soft natural light.

Yoshoku: Japanese Western Dishes You Can Make Tonight

Yoshoku is Japan's 150-year-old tradition of transforming Western dishes into uniquely Japanese comfort food. Learn how to make omurice, hambagu, and napolitan spaghetti using pantry staples you probably already have at home.
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A steaming bowl of Japanese curry rice with vegetables served on a rustic wooden table with warm golden lighting.

Japanese Curry vs. Indian Curry: What Makes It Unique

Discover how Japanese curry differs from Indian curry in flavor, technique, and history. Learn about the colonial journey that created karē raisu, the secret kakushiaji ingredients, and how to make authentic Japanese curry at home with roux cubes.
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