Showing posts with label Japanese Cuisine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese Cuisine. Show all posts

28 November 2023

New Hatchin Makati | Uma Delica

“Uma Delica” is the name and a range of Japanese dishes by New Hatchin Grocer, which has three branches in Metro Manila with its first store in Makati City, Pasay, and Quezon City. If you attend the local Food Expos you’ll likely see them set up a booth and promote most of the Japanese products that are not available in other stores.

But what makes New Hatchin stand out is its “Uma Delica” Japanese cuisine from its traditional sushi to the more popular rice meals that’s been sold out if you are not early what’s available. Despite the rising cost in the post-pandemic era they still have some of the affordable meals if you are up in the morning to be there to get first dibs.

10 April 2022

Uma Delica | Chicken Teriyaki

Chicken Teriyaki is a staple Japanese Cuisine that has become popular all over the world. It depends on the ingredients and how it is prepared outside Japan. It is considered a popular bento meal that has been adored by many and have become part of most people’s everyday dish.

In the Philippines, there have been several local restaurants and supermarkets that carry this meal either as part of the menu or a take away lunch meal that you can bring it home and heat it up in your microwave. The ones in restaurant is of course prepared and cooked for you to dine-in, but the ones in the Japanese supermarket depends on how authentic and believable the dish is up to the consumer.

02 January 2014

O’Sushi O’Bento at Adelaide Central Market!

01.02.2014 – In the past day most of the food you have read originated from western country. Rarely or never had the chance to try something oriental, but O’Sushi O’Bento fits that category of a Japanese food outlet in Adelaide Central Market.

The trip there aside from the last minute souvenir shopping is to see how their dry market looks like. Usually when you talk about places that sell fresh food means it’s not dry and seafood being sold that gives you an idea it’s not clean. But in Adelaide that’s entirely opposite. They have the food court and O’Sushi O’Bento is located there…