When you think of Japanese food, you likely think of sushi, ramen, maybe even delicious karaage, but this fast food joint ...

Vienna, Austria Vienna, the enchanting Austrian capital, transforms into a Christmas wonderland that is a feast for both eyes and taste buds. Visitors wandering through the city's Christmas markets ...

Christmas isn't universally celebrated in Japan — only about 1% of the population ... dinner packages with chicken, shrimp gratin, cake and more. The holiday cheer extended beyond the food ...

Japan is a society that values aesthetics ... version which is usually Japanese food,” he says. Simply having a Christmas cake, staying home for a private party, and checking out Christmas ...

The other important food item associated with Christmas in Japan is cake. Not the dense, alcohol-infused fruit cakes popular in the West, however, but rather light sponge cakes festively decorated ...

Even when it’s not Christmas time, there are lines are KFC restaurants in Japan. Picture: JR Pass Christmas cake in Japan is not a fruit cake, but a fluffy sponge cake with whipped cream and ...

Originating in France, this classic Portuguese Christmas cake made its way ... Kurisumasu keki from Japan This sweet, light cake, which is made with whipped cream, fresh strawberries, and an ...

The origins of plum cake can be traced back to medieval England. A porridge said to have been made with oats, dried fruits, spices, honey and occasionally, meat was served on Christmas Eve.

I was in Tokyo on Christmas eve with a client who insisted ... a shrimp gratin and a chocolate cake (yes, KFC Japan does cake), is ¥4,580 when booked in advance. According to “Colonel Comes ...

If this year is your first Christmas in Japan, you might be a little surprised (or even confused) at some of the traditions you witness. Even though only about 1 percent of the Japanese population ...

But Japan also merges Christmas customs with local culture ... Japan is no exception, but thankfully, their cake sounds out of this world, unlike the brick doorstop full of weird dried cherries ...

"Cake collapse" has dominated headlines for days in Japan after irate consumers took to social media over the weekend to post pictures of crumbled Christmas cakes delivered to their doorsteps.