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Yakizakana

Yakizakana means grilled fish. Many varieties of fish are enjoyed in this way in Japan

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Yakju

Yakju (Clear Rice Wine/Medicinal Wine) refers to a Korean clear rice wine made from steamed rice that has gone through several fermentation stages. Various ingredients used in traditional medicine are also added, giving this liquor its literal name of "Medicinal wine". Yak is a Korean word for "medicine".

Yakni

Yakni is a Hindi term for mutton

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Yakpab

Yakpab was called Hyangbap, Michan and Japkwaban for its unique taste and aroma. It is one of the traditional foods from Korea, particularly from Kaesong. Yakpab is made by steaming glutinous rice in an earthenware steamer and mixing it with sesame oil, honey, sugar, dates, chestnuts and soy sauce. It was mainly served on holidays. Kaesong is a city of southern North Korea near the South Korean border. It boasts its peculiar traditional foods.

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Yaksik

Yaksik refers to Korean steamed sticky rice made with chestnuts, jujubes (Korean dates), honey, pine nuts and cinnamon.

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Yakuzen Ryori

Yakuzen Ryori refers to a healthy cuisine that originated in China. Fresh vegetables produced in Nara, including some that were first brought here from ancient China, are cooked with Japanese herbs and seasonings to create delicious food. Not only is it tasty, Yakuzen Ryori is also good for enhancing the immune system to keep you in good health. In Nara Prefecture, one can try both traditional as well as fusion style dishes .

Yam Cha

Yam Cha is a Chinese local name for famously known dim sum which are famous Cantonese snacks.

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Yam Chah

Yam Chah is another name for "Dim Sum", a typical Cantonese food of small snacks cooked in bamboo steamers. In Hong Kong, Yam Chah is available all the time and is generally the meal when family members and friends meet over for tea or snacks on weekends and other important occassions.

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Yam gung

Yam gung is a Thai shrimp salad with citrus and chilies.

Yam som oo

Yam som oo is a Thai term which means "bitter-spicy Pomelo salad"

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