The most popular Chinese takeout dishes that you can easily make at home, and they taste even better than the restaurant version.

Looking for the Japanese Christmas food ideas? I've made a list of 11 tasty and festive Japanese recipes that you can serve at the International Christmas Party! Even though the majority of people in Japan don’t celebrate Christmas in the traditional sense, those who do have some delicious and unique holiday foods! So, let’s dive into some of the best Japanese Christmas food ideas you absolutely need to know about!

If you enjoy Asian food and looking into non-traditional Christmas dinner this year, here are some Asian recipe ideas you may be interested in while planning your menu for the feast, from starters/appetizers, main course, desserts, and beverage.

Chinese Honey Garlic Chicken is a delightful fusion of crispy fried chicken pieces smothered in a rich, sticky honey garlic sauce that’s both sweet and savory. It’s the perfect comfort food, providing a delicious balance of textures and flavors. This dish is easy to make at home and will remind you of your favorite takeout experience. The crispy coating on the chicken, combined with the sweet and savory honey garlic sauce, creates a perfect balance that will have you coming back for more.

Discover my top 10 Asian Christmas dinner ideas! From Honey Walnut Shrimp to Chicken Karaage, these dishes will make your holiday special.

While traditional Thanksgiving dishes are popular classics, why not switch things up this year with some Asian-inspired Thanksgiving recipes?

Impress your holiday guests with this Quick Christmas Stuffed Beef Tenderloin! It’s elegant, delicious, and a time-saver, making it the ultimate main dish for your festive feast.

Try some of these delicious and traditional Filipino Christmas foods, to make this year's Noche Buena better than ever.

A copycat recipe for the bourbon chicken served at many food court Chinese restaurants. This may not be authentic Chinese food, but it is delicious.

Lunar New Year is almost here, so we’re rounding up our favorite traditional Chinese New Year food recipes to celebrate. Here are 15 dishes to prepare, each with their own symbolic importance.