What Is Dashi and Why Does It Make Japan the Hardest Country for Fish Allergies?
Dashi, a fish stock from bonito or sardines, hides in miso soup, omelets, simmered vegetables, and pickles. Japan doesn't require restaurants to disclose it.
Guides for eating safely in Japan.
Dashi, a fish stock from bonito or sardines, hides in miso soup, omelets, simmered vegetables, and pickles. Japan doesn't require restaurants to disclose it.
Standard soy sauce is 50% wheat and it's in every sauce, glaze, and marinade in Japan. Here's what's safe, what's not, and how to eat gluten-free.
Soy sauce contains wheat, fish stock hides in everything from omelets to pickles, and restaurants have no legal obligation to tell you. Here's how to stay safe.