Kid-Friendly Japanese
Mild, fun Japanese dishes that even the pickiest eaters love. Tested on real Aussie kids.

Tofu & Wakame Miso Soup (using a Dashi Pack)
A warm bowl of miso soup is one of the simplest and most comforting parts of a Japanese meal. For this version, I use a dashi pack, which makes it easy to make a fragrant, well-balanced broth in just a few minutes. It is the kind of soup I often put together for a quick lunch or serve alongside dinner at home.

Tuna Mayo and Cucumber Salad Sushi Roll
Tuna mayo is one of those classic fillings that always feels familiar and easy. These slim sushi rolls are simple to make at home and are especially good for lunchboxes or a light meal. The creamy tuna and fresh cucumber make a combination that is simple, but very satisfying.
Classic Gyudon (Beef Bowl) Recipe
This is a simple homemade gyudon recipe with a delicious sauce. The tender onions soaked in flavor are irresistible!
One-Pan Oyakodon (Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl)
This recipe is perfect for those who want to enjoy the creamy and fluffy texture of eggs. It's a delicious Oyakodon that can be easily made in one pan, with flavorful chicken and onions that make it super comforting.
Honey Teriyaki Salmon

Teriyaki Chicken - An Easy Recipe for Juicy, Crispy Skinned Chicken
Since I started making teriyaki chicken this way, I have rarely made it any other way. It is inspired by the method used in Japanese chicken specialty shops, but simple enough to make at home. With just five steps, you get crisp skin, juicy meat, and that familiar glossy sauce that makes teriyaki so satisfying. It has become one of those recipes I cook again and again in my own kitchen.
Crispy Japanese Karaage – Japanese Fried Chicken Recipe
Pan-Fried Yakitori (Chicken Skewers) — Sweet Soy Glaze
Yakitori is a classic Japanese “izakaya” favourite: juicy chicken and charred green onion on skewers. This version is designed for home cooking — no grill required, just a frying pan.
