Cuisine in a Box
Filed in archive Innovation by Steve Rucinski on June 15, 2006

A Yakibox is a complete set, in a box, for cooking one of various Japanese dishes.
Yakiboxes are currently available for two dishes: yakiniku and okonomiyaki. The former is a selection of meat and vegetables, thinly sliced and cooked quickly on a stone hotplate, then dipped in sauces and eaten in small mouthfuls. And okonomiyaki is a cross between an omelette and a pancake.
The Yakiboxes offer consumers an easy way to become acquainted with types of Japanese cuisine
that have yet to become as ubiquitous as sushi. Each box includes a gas stove, kitchenware, and everything else needed to prepare an entire meal. The only thing that needs to be added is fresh ingredients. Tip of the hat to Springwise for this tip.
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