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fish dish; fish cuisine; seafood cooking
Any dish or course made primarily with fish. Encompasses a wide range of Japanese and international preparations, from raw sashimi to grilled, simmered, and fried fish dishes.
Combines 魚 (fish) and 料理 (cooking, dish). A basic culinary term frequently used on menus, in cooking shows, and in everyday conversation about food. In Japanese restaurants, 魚料理 on a menu typically refers to the fish course or fish-based entrée.
Common collocations
- 魚料理を作る: to make a fish dish
- 魚料理の店: a restaurant specializing in fish
- 旬の魚料理: seasonal fish dish
- 和風魚料理: Japanese-style fish dish
Common types of fish dishes
- 刺身: sashimi (raw fish slices)
- 焼き魚: grilled fish
- 煮魚: simmered fish
- 揚げ魚: fried fish
- 魚の南蛮漬け: fish in vinegar sauce with vegetables
Similar words
- 肉料理: meat dish — the counterpart for meat-based dishes
- 海鮮料理: seafood cuisine — broader term including shellfish, squid, and other sea creatures