Easy Japanese Beef Recipes to Make at Home

Whether you want to indulge in the rich flavours of gyudon or the sweet and savoury sauces of teriyaki beef, discover a range of Japanese beef recipes to try out.

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Japanese Beef Recipes

The flavoursome and tender quality of Japanese beef is exactly what you need for your recipes on busy weeknights. Check out these Japanese beef recipes and indulge in delicious delicacies.

Easy Japanese Beef Recipes

Fancy a delicious Japanese beef dish bursting with flavour but want a quick recipe? Try out these easy-to-prepare recipes simmered in flavourful sauce.

High-Protein Japanese Beef Recipes

If you are looking to bulk up your protein, Japanese beef adds a rich and meaty flavour. We recommend these high-protein beef recipes for a quick dinner or brunch.

Kid-Friendly Japanese Beef Recipes

If your kids love to indulge in flavour-packed dishes, they will savour these tender and flavoursome Japanese beef dishes. Treat your kids to one of our Japanese beef recipes.

Japanese Beef Recipes with Rice

Are you looking for simple and tasty rice recipes? Try out one of these Japanese beef recipes with rice to add delicious umami flavours to your dish.

Quick Japanese Beef Recipes

Want a delicious Japanese beef meal but have little time to put it together? Check out our Japanese beef recipes— you can fix your dish within a short time.

Japanese Beef Recipes FAQs

What are Japanese beef dishes called?

Japanese beef dishes are available in diverse variations. Some of the most popular ones are called gyudon, sukiyaki, yakitori and beef teriyaki.

What cut of beef is used for gyudon?

When it comes to gyudon, ribeye or chuck steaks are often used. When cut into thin strips, the marbling of these steaks provides a rich taste and tender texture.

What do you eat with Japanese beef?

Vegetables and salads are a good choice to serve with Japanese beef, as is rice or noodles. Fried tofu and eggs are another good addition.

What is the difference between yakiniku and gyudon?

While these dishes are similar, yakiniku is often grilled, while gyudon is simmered. In addition, gyudon is generally a beef-only dish, while yakiniku is often served with other grilled meats, such as pork.
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