In Japanese, Teishoku means “set-meal” and sometimes called “Ichiju San Sai,” one soup and three sides. It is a long-standing well-balanced and healthy meal that serves as a foundation for washoku (Japanese cooking).

Tonight, we will prepare tonkatsu, crispy panko-breaded pork, two healthy side vegetable dishes, miso soup, and steamed rice.

Koshiki Smith, The Japanese Kitchen

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