Food preparation has to be thought of carefully for Chinese culinary arts. The dishes must hold a ‘lucky’ name. They are also engrossed with making their food stand out. This means that all food dishes must really look good to the consumers. They also make use of lots of spices and herbs so as to generate more flavors with their dishes. Example of Chinese food includes: chow mein, orange chicken, egg flower soup and many more.
In the case of Japanese foods, the following are some common examples: Udon, yakisoba, ramen (noodles), katsu and tempura. The last two dishes are usually deep fried, also a common characteristic of frying among the Japanese.
With regard to drinking tea, the Japanese are fond of green tea while the other likes to drink black tea. For both cultures, teas are used after taking in the actual meal as a medium to aid in the digestion of the food eaten earlier. This is for particular usage in the digestion of the greasier or oilier dishes.