Asia: The Ultimate Cookbook (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Asian)

Awesome cookbook. Colorful photos. Fairly easy recipes. Well written. Would recommend!

This cookbook is pack full of yumminess. It is colorful, clear instructions and thick (almost 800 pages). It even has bookmark ribbons. If you love Asian food like I do it’s a must have.

Great recipe book, with beautiful picture of each recipe in it. There is so many stuff to do such as desserts, mains, starters, snacks, and even cocktails. There is only one bad thing about his book is that I received it damaged, there is like a cut in the front cover.

The recipes and the content in general are absolutely amazing, but finding anything in this book is almost impossible - the content page doesn’t tell you what recipes you can expect (it just says eg. “Desserts” but not what exactly) - if you want a recipe for dumplings you need to use the index, which is organised by ingredients/type of dish, so getting to one of the dumpling recipes takes ages. Because of that, the use of this cookbook is very annoying, you waste so much time on finding what you are looking for when that should be the exact purpose of this book - a collection of recipes from different Asian cuisines that allow you to find “everything” in one place - quickly. Well, you can find it, if you really desire to look for it 😅However, as I have first stated - the recipes are great, explained thoroughly, there is an additional section describing the peculiar ingredients and why they are so unique. If only the content was stated more clearly and organised better I would probably use this book everyday, but because of the disorder I feel tired just by thinking of using this cookbook 😔

The recipes are comprehensive. We tried the fish and scallion pancakes. The food was delicious.