Meaning & Definition of word "Sukiyaki"

Sukiyaki

/suːkiˈjɑːki/

1. A Japanese dish consisting of thinly sliced beef, vegetables, and tofu simmered in a mixture of soy sauce, sugar, and mirin.
- Example: We ordered sukiyaki for dinner, and it was deliciously sweet and savory.
2. The ingredients used for this dish, typically including beef, vegetables, and noodles cooked together.
- Example: The sukiyaki contained a variety of fresh vegetables and tender pieces of meat.
3. A style of cooking where ingredients are prepared at the table in a shallow iron pot.
- Example: At the restaurant, they offer a unique sukiyaki experience where you cook right at your table.
4. A communal meal often enjoyed during gatherings, reflecting a social dining experience.
- Example: Sukiyaki is perfect for family gatherings, as everyone can share from the same pot.
5. A method of preparing beef in Japanese cuisine.
- Example: In sukiyaki, the beef is usually cut into thin slices to ensure it cooks quickly.

●The word 'sukiyaki' comes from the Japanese words 'suki' meaning 'to like' and 'yaki' meaning 'to grill'.

sukiyaki party:

A gathering where sukiyaki is prepared and shared among guests.

sukiyaki sauce:

A sweet soy sauce used for preparing sukiyaki.

nabe:

A Japanese hot pot dish, similar to sukiyaki.

shabu-shabu:

Another type of Japanese hot pot, where thinly sliced meat is cooked quickly in boiling water.

Meaning: A fun way to refer to sharing a meal with friends or family.

● Example Sentence: Let's have a sukiyaki night!

Meaning: Used informally to describe a mix of various ingredients in a dish.

● Example Sentence: This soup is a total sukiyaki of flavors!