Local recipes

Garlic Furikake Chicken is a crispy deep fried chicken dipped in a garlicy-shoyu based sauce. Garnished on top is the furikake seasoning that a lot of locals like to top on their rice. Learn how to make furikake chicken from scratch; from the chicken brine to the frying and making the dipping sauce.

Easily recognized by its distinctive red color and famous for it's sweet and salty flavor with a hint of spice, Char Siu Pork, also known as Chinese BBQ Pork, is a much-loved dish that's easier to make than you might think! Trust me, the hardest part about this recipe is waiting for it to roast in the oven!

Gau Gee is a classic Hawaii treat! It is similar to deep fried wontons but is even more delicious. Featuring a savory pork and shrimp filling. Easy to make: mix the filling, fold the gau gee, fry, and eat! A crowd pleaser for sure ^_^

Ever wonder how the Chinese restaurants get their meat so tender? The secret is in one ingredient that is in your pantry. Hint: it's keeps your refrigerator smell-free. Learn the method of Velveting to get the perfect beef and broccoli dinner. Make this takeout fakeout for any busy weekngiht. Cheap, affordable family dinner reicpe.

If there’s one Thai street food recipe I love, it’s this: Thai fried chicken rice, aka khao mun gai tod. Crispy, juicy and savoury, it’s one delicious dish.

Local-Style Chow Fun is a must-try when visiting Hawaii! If you can't make it to Hawaii, replicate this popular dish at home. It's packed with vegetables and seasoned with soy sauce, oyster sauce, garlic and lots of black pepper. Super ono!

Basic Filipino Prok Adobo with Soy Sauce, Vinegar, and Garlic. This delicious dish is perfect when served over newly cooked white rice.

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