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Food of Japan

On Sushi Belt's World Tour, the Japan chapter puts 17 dishes on your belt. Here they all are, each with a short note.

  • Asia
  • 17 dishes
  • 12 levels

What's on the belt?

17 dishes, in the game's order. All artwork is from the game.

  1. Ramen

    Wheat noodles served in a rich broth; each region of Japan has its own style.

  2. Gyoza

    Thin-skinned dumplings fried on the bottom and steamed on top.

  3. Takoyaki

    Batter balls with pieces of octopus, cooked in a special round mould; a street snack from Osaka.

  4. Mochi

    A soft, stretchy cake made by pounding sticky rice, especially popular at New Year.

  5. Matcha tea

    A fine green powder from shade-grown tea leaves, whisked into water with a bamboo whisk.

  6. Umeboshi onigiri

    A hand-shaped rice ball with a sour salted plum, umeboshi, in the middle.

  7. California roll

    An inside-out roll with crab, avocado and cucumber, created in North America.

  8. Sashimi

    Thinly sliced raw fish or seafood served without rice.

  9. Temaki

    Seaweed rolled into a cone around rice and fillings, eaten by hand.

  10. Dragon roll

    A roll topped with thin slices of avocado that look like dragon scales.

  11. Inari sushi

    A pouch of sweet-savoury fried tofu filled with sushi rice.

  12. Shrimp tempura

    Prawns dipped in a light batter and fried until crisp.

  13. Hamachi nigiri

    Nigiri made with yellowtail, known for its soft, rich texture.

  14. Unagi sushi

    Grilled freshwater eel glazed with a sweet-savoury sauce on top of rice.

  15. Octopus nigiri

    Boiled octopus, thinly sliced and laid over rice.

  16. Uni sushi

    The soft golden part of the sea urchin, served on rice wrapped with seaweed.

  17. Dorayaki

    Two small pancakes sandwiched with sweet red bean paste.

Did you know?

Finish this country's chapter in the game and this postcard goes into your album.

Postcard

Greetings from Japan!

In Japan, slurping noodles is polite: it shows you are enjoying your ramen.

Japan stamp

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