> Summertime in Japan: Cool Dishes for Hot Days Summer in Japan is a sensory experience like no other. The air buzzes with the sound of cicadas, fireworks light up the night skies, and traditional festivals like matsuri, fill... May 2025Joanna Silveri Read more
> Mother’s Day in Japan: A Celebration of Love, Respect, and Simplicity In Japan, Mother’s Day—known as "Haha no Hi" (母の日)—is a warm and heartfelt celebration that honours the tireless dedication and love of mothers and mother figures across the country. Observed annually... May 2025Miki Ferrall
> What Came First: The Ramen or the Egg? It’s an age-old question—okay, maybe not that old, but one that has undoubtedly crossed the mind of every ramen lover staring into a perfectly built bowl: What came first, the... April 2025Miki Ferrall
> Ramen Around the World: How Different Cultures Put Their Spin on Ramen Ramen may have originated in Japan, but this beloved noodle dish has taken on a life of its own across the globe! Different countries and cultures have embraced ramen, adding... April 2025Jared Ferrall
> The Great Canadian Experiment: Ultimate Ramen Poutine The Idea: A True North Poutine There’s nothing more Canadian than poutine—golden fries, squeaky cheese curds, and rich, savory gravy. But what happens when you try to get creative in... March 2025Jared Ferrall
> Miso Ramen: The Bold, Savoury Bowl That Took Japan by Storm Ramen lovers, gather around—because today, we’re diving into one of the most flavourful noodle bowls: miso ramen. While shoyu (soy sauce) and shio (salt) ramen might have deeper roots, miso ramen... January 2025Jared Ferrall