ONLY 5 MINUTES & CHEAP JAPANESE MEAL (WHITEBAIT / NATTO ON RICE)

Today, I am going to introduce
#Japanese
#quickmeals
#economize
meal.

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It only takes 5 minutes to make for each meal, very simple and easy, not to mention the good tastes.
Also it is cheap, about 500 yen per person per meal!
500 yen is about 4.7 dollars (exchange rate on 2020/05/10)
*It would be very cheap to eat a meal in Japan for 500 yen!! In general, if you want to eat out for dinner with your friends, at least 3000 yen per person. Well, actually it could be more..

Also, you can make it without knives, heat, fire, pots, pans...You just buy ingredients from supermarket, and basically mix it up.
*You need to heat rice, but you can use microwaves in supermarket or in your hotel. If not, please buy rice in convenience store(which would open 24/7), and ask the staff to heat rice for you. Or you can buy ready-to-eat rice in supermarket. But I personally recommend you to heat rice anyway. It would tastes better ;)!

Please try it someday if you come to Japan, or even in your country!
*Some ingredients, for instance raw egg, it is eatable in Japan, please make sure it is safe to eat in your country as well! If you are trying :))!!

I am going to show you below in this video!
1. Buy Ingredients from supermarket
2. Make Japanese meals in 5 minutes
- Whitebait on rice
- Natto on rice

- Whitebait on rice
*Whitebait in Japanese is "Shirasu", is tiny baby fish. It contains calcium and Vitamin D (good for your bones and teath), Vitamin B12(to prevent brain disease.) It tastes really good, please chose boiled one.
Ingredients:
Whitebait, eggs, Japanese seasoning, shiso, shredded seaweed, rice, grind sesame, soy sauce, sesame oil

- Natto on rice
*Natto is a fermented food made from soybeans. You can find different sizes of Natto in supermarket. Find your perfect Natto checking the picture on the package if any.
Ingredients:
Natto, soft boiled eggs, green onions, rice, grind sesame, soy sauce, sesame oil