Donburi - Bowl
In fact nothing special, but loved by common people. Rice in a bowl with topping, just like a (Japanese) cats meal.
In fact nothing special, but loved by common people. Rice in a bowl with topping, just like a (Japanese) cats meal.
Deep fried pork with sauce stirred with eggs on the rice. You know that the pronounciation of "t" is difficult for many Japanese. Many pronounce "tsu" for "t". Got it? Hire-Katsu is tender fillet and more expensive. Same Janglish "hire" for "fillet". When you want pork and rice separately, you have to order Ton-katsu. It is same, but more expensive. That is a clue. All the dishes with a suffix "-don", donburi (bow), are cheaper.
Una is a short form of Unagi. Eel is also dlicacy and expensive. Knowbody knows where eels ovulate. Somehow many Japanese eat gegrilled eel "kabayaki" especially in the summer, is the season that many people have no appetit, yet needs energy. Gegrilled eel on the rice bowl is Una-Don, same combination but if it is filled on the expensively lacked box, the name will be changed to Una-Ju.
Salmon roe is a pure delicacy. After that the Russian discovered that the Japanese love salmon roe, the price got higher. Usually just a little amount of salmon roe is used for sushi or some other dishes. That's why the Ikura-Don is an exception as a Donburi which are not cheap at all.
I asked one day a Chinese what is chop suey. Then she asked me what is chop suey. There is no chop suey in China. But, there should be no Chinese in the USA or England, who does not know chop suey, isn't it right? Anyway, Chinese mixed vegetable and meat on the rice is Chuhka-Don.
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