What is the difference between Korean Japanese and Chinese food?
In respect to this, what is the difference between Korean and Chinese food?
Chinese food tend to have more oil than Korean. Traditional Korean food is similar to traditional Chinese, however Korean tend to have more dry salty seafood & pickle vegetables. North American Chinese food tends to be greasier and is sweeter than traditional Chinese (traditional tend to be saltier).
Also asked, what is the difference between Chinese food and Japanese?
1. Japanese food loves more raw foods as opposed to Chinese food. 2. Japanese food loves fish, chicken and beef more than pork meat unlike the Chinese who prefer eating beef and pork. 3. Japanese food includes deeper frying whereas Chinese food includes more pan frying.
When it comes to the “windows of the soul”, the eyes, the Japanese eyes are often described as bigger and angled downwards, contrary to the Chinese eyes which are usually angled upwards. Koreans often have smaller eyes. But again, this is a generalization and can vary hugely!