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Help!!!! I NEED help with Japanese 食物 cha un!!!

Okay...so I know that not ALL but some Japanese foods.contian many meats and veggies...but I don't eat seafood 或者 pork.That reduces my chance of eating Japanese food,so could 你 name some foods WITHOUT pork 或者 seafood that I can eat un?(that means shrimp,fudo,and ESPECIALY 鲨鱼 fin 汤 cha un!)
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dang it 哈哈 my dad knows good whos but dang it i dont know
msyugioh123 posted 一年多以前
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stop saying un. it annoys me.
LittleOtaku1 posted 一年多以前
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你 like deidara right?
sarumaneyarou posted 一年多以前
 saso_dei_hi posted 一年多以前
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RobinFan360 said:
there are other dishes without 鱼 that include chicken, beef, vegetables, pasta, etc. They may not be what 你 are accustomed to, but they have a Japanese flavor to them.
here are some sushi:
Cucumber Rolls
Inari sushi
terriyaki chicken
Tempura
Gyouza
onigiri
Okonomiyaki
and a whole lot of other stuff.
there is also ramen(which may have pork 或者 鱼 depending on what type 你 get)



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posted 一年多以前 
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um..the Inari sushi...I've heard of that un...but doesn't that have 鱼 in it?
saso_dei_hi posted 一年多以前
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oh terriyaki chicken is GOOD un!
saso_dei_hi posted 一年多以前
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inari sushi SOMETIMES has 鱼 in it.it's usually considered 更多 of a 甜点 (since it's sweet) and only has rice.i have seen chicken with 生菜 in it as well though.
RobinFan360 posted 一年多以前
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crzy2u said:
there are all the soups that 日本 has.like 拉面 and udon.also,onigiri
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posted 一年多以前 
samuraibond005 said:
Sushi, 你 can get it without any meat in it. Many vegetarians will eat sushi for its lack of meat and good taste.
你 could also go with onigiri.
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posted 一年多以前 
diamond360 said:
gee idk... :/
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posted 一年多以前 
icool2 said:
their soups i guess.have 你 tried asking japanese people? :P
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posted 一年多以前 
futurenarugirl1 said:
你 could eat onigiri(rice balls) 或者 rice, that' what i eat because i am allergic to fish.
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