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Revision as of 21:46, 6 August 2021
For those of you not familiar with oyakodon, oyako simply means "parents and children". Don means rice bowl. You may have seen donburi which simply means something put over rice to eat. If you can't figure it out, the parents and children is because this is chicken with eggs. Oyako = chicken & eggs. Don = rice. Oyakodon = chicken & eggs over rice.
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