The warmest cuisine in the world, I vote for Kanto.

Some time ago, there was a hit Japanese drama called "Proofreading Girl Kono Etsuko."

The heroine Kono who dreams of becoming an editor of a fashion magazine, like many people, is doing a job that she doesn't like.

But perhaps different from many people, Kono will be very beautiful and stylish every day, and go to work with a lot of blood.

Even more enviable is that Kono lives in a roomKanto cookingUpstairs in the restaurant, when the work or feelings are not smooth, you can chat with regular customers in the store, or invite a few friends to talk.

There is no difficulty. Kono's favorite big root (white radish) and hot spring tamako (coated egg) cannot be comforted.

"Proofreading Girl Etsuko Kono" stills

The earliest I knew about Kanto was in various Taiwanese idol dramas.

Life is not going well, married by family members, or conflicts with girlfriends... The frustrated heroines will order a small bowl of oden and a bowl of sake at the street vendor at the end of the night.Tomorrow is another brand new day.

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Sometimes, the heroine's love accidentally takes root in this cozy Oden cooking shop.

Kanto, this one from the Kanto region of JapanWarm food, Dip radish, kelp, fish balls, potatoes, bamboo wheels and other ingredients into the broth made from Muyu flower kelp, and cook slowly over low heat. The atmosphere of the ingredients and the flavor of the broth are connected.

When eating, add miso, soy sauce, or mustard and other dipping sauces to taste.

The container for cooking Oden is usually a square iron box, and the smiling master stands patiently and greets.

Every chilling night, if you want some hot soup and do n’t want to eat braces, this light food that you can hold in your palm will warm your hands and your stomach.

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In my mind, Kanto is also a kind ofSimplicity and affectionWinter dishes.

Strung it on a bamboo stick and blow slowly, biting it down; or put it in a bowl, gently scoop it out, and share it intimately.

It is said that there is a joke in the food festival. If she is not deep in the world, she will bring her prosperity in the world, macarons in Paris, lamb stew in Morocco, and Sacher cakes in Vienna; if she goes through the vicissitudes of life, she will take her carousel, Asakusa'sKanto cooking, Tianjin's Pancake Fruit, Bahamas' Conch Salad.

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Here, the food team has collected some delicious Kanto dishes from various places and shared them with everyone.

Winter nights are long, whether it's a windy day in Chicago, a blizzard day in Boston, New York, or a rainy day in Seattle, San Francisco. There is always such a unique deliciousness that can give you strength. After eating, no longer fear to push out the door and breathe the cold air.

Even in Los Angeles, where the sun is always shining, if your mood is low, there will always be such a warm food that can fill your lonely and cold heart.

Los Angeles | Yaskinara

At Yaskinara in Ktown, in addition to their signature spicy chicken feet, my favorite is this seafood Oden.

Like Japanese-style Kanto, Yaskinara chooses to use a small square iron pot, but the ingredients are extremely rich.

Crabs, fish noodles, clams, udon, scallops ... everything late at night seems to be more shared with your close friends.

[Yasiknara]

Address: 3871 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

Phone: (213) 365-9999

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 5 pm-4:30am

Los Angeles | Morinoya

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A Japanese restaurant in West Osaka, tapas series. The snacks are delicate and light. Oden is one of the signature appetizers, the most special is Soymilk Hotpot, and fried chicken crispy bones that are rarely seen elsewhere.

Morinoya

Address: 11301 W Olympic Blvd, Ste 210, Los Angeles, CA 90064

Phone: (310) 473-3960

Business hours: Monday to Thursday 6:00 pm – 12:00 am, Friday and Saturday 6:00 pm – 1:00 am, closed on Sunday

Los Angeles | Torihei

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Japanese friends recommend eating tapas cooked in Kanto. The classic radish and eggs cooked in Kanto are delicious, and even the soup base tastes delicious.

In addition, there are eggs with fish roe version, the legendary low-key luxury has connotation.

Torihei

Address: 1757 W Carson St, Ste A, Torrance, CA 90501

Phone: (310) 781-9407

Business hours: Monday to Sunday 5:30 pm – 10:45 pm

Los Angeles|Hundred Convenience Stores​ EZ Convenience Store

The Oden of hundreds of convenience stores is similar to domestic convenience stores. Hundreds of odens are cooked, the soup is rich, and it also has a little sweetness of white radish. A bowl in winter is a satisfying taste. There are also two options, spicy and non-spicy.

There are rumors that this is a shop that will turn into a gorgeous one at night. In addition to Oden, come here for skewers and barbecues in the evening. The hot octopus balls made from pots are also good.

Hundreds of convenience stores

Address: 18007 Gale Ave, Industry, CA 91748

Phone: (626) 810-1688

Time: Monday to Sunday 10:00 am – 2:00 am

San Francisco | Kabuto Restaurant

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It specializes in traditional Japanese sushi. The sashimi is very fresh and sweet, as well as very special foie gras sushi. Kanto is good except that the soup base is salty.

Kabuto Restaurant

Address: 5121 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118

Phone: (415) 752-5652

Time: Monday to Saturday 11:30 am – 2:30 pm, 5:30 pm – 10:30 pm, Sunday 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm

San Francisco | Izakaya Rintaro

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Tapas-style Japanese restaurant with full light-colored wooden interior. The interior space is wider than that of a typical Japanese restaurant. Skewers are the most popular.

You can choose your own Kanto cooking materials here. The soup base is particularly rich, with the freshness of wood carp flowers and a touch of oily aroma. It is especially suitable for moistening the throat when eating dry. Finally, don't forget to choose a dessert. I recommend Hojicha Panna Cotta, matcha flavored milk jelly.

Izakaya Rintaro

Address: 82 14th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

Phone: (415) 589-7022

Time: Monday to Wednesday 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm, Thursday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm, 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm, Friday and Saturday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 10:30 pm, Sunday 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm

New York | Izakaya MEW

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Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant, when you drink two cups, cook a portion of Oden, the soup is rich and not too salty, and the wine is not afraid

. In addition, you can try Omu Soba. It looks like omelet rice, but the omelet is wrapped in sauce fried noodles.

Izakaya MEW

Address: 53 W 35th St, Basement, New York, NY 10001

Phone: (646) 368-9384

Time: Monday to Thursday 12:00 pm – 2:45 pm, 5:30 pm – 11:00 pm, Friday 12:00 pm – 2:45 pm, 5:30 pm – 12:00 am, Saturday 5:30 pm – 12:00 am, Sunday 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm

Chicago | Strings Ramen Shop

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A Japanese restaurant that is very attentive, fresh sea urchins are shipped by air from Hokkaido, and there are five spicy hell ramen.

When the spicy rushes, another bowl of Oden is cooked, soothing and spicy, eating warm, not afraid to shake back in the windy days of Fengcheng. (When Ramen meets Kanto, there seems to be a touch of wonder)

Strings Ramen Shop

Address: 2141 S Archer Ave, Chicago, IL 60616

Phone: (312) 374-3450

Time: Sunday to Thursday 11:00 am – 12:00 am, Friday and Saturday 11:00 am – 2:00 am

Boston | KOI Japanese Cuisine

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Rated by many netizens as the best affordable sushi in Potun, he has captured countless food hearts with Sukiyaki and Snowy Beef with Kanto beef.

By the way, the shop now also launched Chongqing Jiugongge Hot Pot, a very Fusion restaurant, walking at the forefront of the food trend.

KOI Japanese Cuisine

Address: 21 Beale Street Quincy, MA 02170

Phone: (617) 689-0088

Time: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 am – 10:00 pm, Friday and Saturday 11:30 am – 11:00 pm

Seattle | Topoki Pocha 

Topoki Pocha specializes in various kinds of Korean rice cake hot pot.Order a small pot and some Korean oden, life is very complete.

Topoki Pocha

Address: 2200 S 320th St, Federal Way, WA 98003

Phone: (206) 651-7793

Business hours: Monday to Sunday 11am-9pm

[U: Don]

Address: 4515 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105

Phone: (206) 453-3788

Opening hours: 11.30am-9.30pm (Friday and Saturday until 10pm)

Hawaii | Musubi Cafe IYASUME

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A family style rice ball shop, small and cozy. Every time I come, this ordinary little shop is full of people.

The style of oden is partial to convenience stores. The owner uses a small square iron pot to make oden, tofu, hot spring eggs, fish balls...everything, and the taste is unambiguous.

Although the weather in Hawaii is not necessary to cook off the cold in Kanto, light vegetarian food can also help to cool off the heat.

I also highly recommend the various masubi here, it is really delicious.

Musubi Cafe IYASUME

Branch 1 Address: Aqua Pacific Monarch Hotel, 2427 Kuhio Ave, Ground Fl, Honolulu, HI 96815 | (808) 921-0168

Branch 2 Address: 1518-B Makaloa St, Honolulu, HI 96814 | (808) 941-0168

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Sometimes I feel that Kanto is a subtle and ambiguous food. The color is soft, the taste is light, and the taste is soft and waxy.

There is no freshness of Hokkaido sashimi, no strong flavor of tonkotsu soup, no oily smell of Yakitori skewers, and no red tape of kaiseki cuisine.

But it is a simple, simple and warm existence. On the way home at night, the corner of the street convenience store is warm and powerful. Because, love is company.

Author | Chun Yuer
Editing | Supernye

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