This Japanese Fried Rice, or Yaki Meshi, is smoky, savoury and packed with fluffy rice, crispy bacon and fragrant spring onions. Finished with dashi, soy sauce and a touch of sake, it’s a comforting Japanese take on classic fried rice.
Quick Wok-Style Kimchi Bokkeumbap
Tasty Korean Kimchi Fried Rice is a bold, punchy and deeply satisfying dish built around fermented kimchi, high heat wok cooking and a perfectly crisp fried egg on top. This Tasty Korean Kimchi Fried Rice recipe follows the classic fried rice technique of using cooked and cooled rice, constant movement in the wok and balanced seasoning to create smoky, flavour-packed grains.
Kimchi, made from fermented Chinese leaf cabbage with chilli and garlic, gives the rice its signature red colour and tangy depth. Finished with sesame oil, toasted sesame seeds and gochujang, this dish delivers spice, umami and richness in every bite.
Braised Chilli Tofu is a simple Korean-inspired home-cooked dish that’s all about gentle heat, mellow spice and deep savoury flavour. Firm tofu is pan-fried until golden to seal in moisture, then slowly braised in a sweet, spicy soy-based sauce infused with gochugaru and garlic. The result is tofu that’s soft inside, lightly crisp outside and completely soaked in a rich chilli broth – perfect with steamed rice to mop up every last drop.
Kashmiri Style
Indian Lamb Rogan Josh is a rich Kashmiri curry known for its deep red colour, warming whole spices and tender slow cooked lamb. This Indian Lamb Rogan Josh recipe follows a traditional one pot method, beginning with a freshly ground masala powder, browning the lamb properly and then slowly simmering with yogurt until silky and aromatic.
Rogan Josh was popularised by the Mughals and became a defining dish of Kashmiri cuisine. The name refers to “red heat” and “clarified butter”, describing both its colour and its traditional cooking fat. The key to a great Rogan Josh is building flavour through whole spices, allowing the yogurt to assimilate slowly and giving the curry time to deepen over a long simmer.
Fujian Fried Rice is a classic Chinese banquet dish featuring a golden egg fried rice base topped with a glossy seafood and vegetable stir fry sauce. This Fujian Fried Rice recipe follows the traditional Hokkien style method, where lightly seasoned rice is coated in egg and fried until each grain is separate, then finished with a saucy topping of prawns, squid and vegetables.
Often served at Chinese wedding banquets, Fujian Fried Rice is designed to be a complete meal on one plate. The fried rice provides aroma and texture, while the topping delivers natural seafood sweetness in a light savoury sauce that gently coats the rice without
Crispy Lattice Bottom Dumplings
Amazing Duck & Hoisin Gyoza combine crispy duck breast with sweet hoisin sauce and classic dumpling technique to create the ultimate pan-fried dumpling. This Amazing Duck & Hoisin Gyoza recipe uses pre-cooked crispy duck, finely chopped and marinated with oyster sauce, sweet chilli and sesame oil for a rich, juicy filling.
Finished with a signature crispy lattice base, these gyoza are pan fried until golden, then steamed to cook the pastry through before forming a delicate, crackling dumpling skirt. The result is crisp underneath, tender on top and packed with savoury duck flavour.
These Twice-Cooked Hoisin & Chilli Green Beans are a Shanghai-inspired vegetable dish that delivers incredible flavour with minimal ingredients. Instead of the traditional deep-frying method, the green beans are first blanched, then stir-fried over a high heat until blistered before being coated in a sticky hoisin, chilli and rice wine sauce. The result is tender beans with smoky, charred skins and a beautifully balanced sweet, savoury and spicy glaze.
Singapore Cream Cracker Pork is a beloved hawker-style dish commonly found in Scissors Cut Curry Rice stalls. Tenderised pork steaks are marinated with garlic and Chinese five-spice before being coated in crushed cream crackers and deep-fried until exceptionally crisp. The homemade cracker crumb creates an incredibly crunchy coating that's perfect served over rice with curry sauce or simply with chilli sauce and Japanese mayonnaise.
Beef Tataki is a beautifully simple Japanese dish that celebrates perfectly seared steak, sliced thin and served rare with a punchy soy-based dressing. The key is high heat, minimal cooking and proper resting to keep the centre juicy and tender. Finished with crispy garlic, fresh spring onions and sesame seeds, this Beef Tataki delivers bold umami flavour with elegant simplicity.
