Jin Doshirak in Louisville serves a variety of Korean and Japanese dishes, including everything from miso soup and ramen to bulgogi and kimchi.

Find nigiri, sashimi, sushi and more traditional Japanese dishes at these seven restaurants in the Des Moines metro area.

TPG checked in to the Fairmont Kea Lani in Wailea to experience the iconic property following an extensive renovation. Here's ...

Japanese culture has introduced many excellent food products and dishes to America’s culinary palate. Most of us are familiar with surimi (imitation crab and lobster), ramen noodles, the hungry ...

Some of the most popular items on MakiMaki's menu is the spicy tuna and the salmon avocado rolls. MakiMaki also offers ...

Easter is one of the biggest brunch occasions of the year, but also a time for hearty dinners centering on roast lamb and ...

Masao, a new restaurant featuring elevated Japanese and French cuisines, will open in the former Miyabi 9 space in Des Moines' East Village. Nick Hanke, owner of Masao, learned sushi techniques from ...

The new restaurants on the culinary scene aren’t limited to high-end establishments. Two izakayas have opened, with Yokocho ...

Good Taste offers a menu for eating well in the Bay Area. Today, we take a look at the area around Ninth and Judah Streets in ...

Despite sounding similar, the Japanese words "cha" (tea) and "chāhan" (fried rice) are etymologically unconnected. What if we were to combine them though? Frying rice is a way to add flavor and ...