If you have eaten at a Japanese Steakhouse and had this sauce, sometimes called shrimp sauce or white sauce, then you know why its called yum yum sauce. You can use this as a salad dressing, for a dip, to pour over grilled seafood, chicken, meats etc. Trust me it is so good on everything!

I think the steak sauce at my favorite restaurant is delicious, so I tried re-creating it.I reduced the vinegar a little from my original recipe. Recipe by nori chef

At the beginning, I was just eyeballing ingredients and throwing them into the frying pan!Pour the ingredients into the frying pan before turning on the heat so that they don't burn. Recipe by harukumako

This is a revised version of "Diced Steak with Delicious Sauce"Using the same frying pan that you cooked the meat in brings the richness and sophistication of the sauce up a notch. Recipe by Puriman

I always eyeball this when I make it, so I wrote down the amounts properly for reference. These are some ingredients that matched the sauce well.Tofu hamburgers, grilled vegetables (eggplant, asparagus, etc.)When making the fried garlic chips, make sure not to burn them. Otherwise they will be bitter. In Step 3, if there is too much oil, soak some up with paper towels before adding the flavoring ingredients. Otherwise the fat will congeal when the sauce is cold. The texture won't be as appealing. Recipe by mico_mico

Our household steak sauce, passed down from my mother.Thanks to this light sauce, we never feel heavy after eating, even when eating steak.Adding too much garlic makes it spicy, so just a little is enough - about the size of your pinky fingertip.I use the part of the daikon closest to the leaf, which is sweet.As the moisture of the daikon changes with it's size, try tasting it, and if it's too salty, adjust the amount of soy sauce used. Recipe by Y's

Make this when steaks are on sale.Discard the oil you cooked the steak in before making the sauce at Step 5.When resting the steak, make sure it doesn't cool down.How to check the doneness of the meat: When you press down on it with a finger, if it feels about as soft as your cheek it's rare, if it's like your ear lobe it's medium, and if it's like your nose it's well done. For 1 serving. Recipe by Shizure

I couldn't find any good steak sauce recipes around.Try not to let it burn! Recipe by Silvy1978

Use this added to any meats, stews, soups, or salads.

Preparing steak with tough shoulder meat isn't that great all by itself, so I made some adjustments to it to make it a bit fluffier.Cheap shoulder cuts are just fine for this dish.You can also marinate the meat before cooking. Recipe by Dandoritei

I learned how to make this sauce when I worked for that restaurant. The restaurant has since then ceased operation. ＾＾；I didn't know the exact proportion of the original sauce. I tasted the sauce frequently when I ate their staff meal. I tried to recreate the taste from what I remembered. I think this recipe is very close to the original, so I'm proud of it.If you store this in the freezer for a long time, the taste might change. As I mentioned at Step 5-7, use up as soon as possible.This sauce is good not only for beef, but also grilled pork and chicken, hamburger steak, sautéed salmon, mackerel, marlin, boiled squid and shrimp, fresh and boiled vegetables, etc.If you pour the sauce over the beef on a dish, it will be sharp taste. If you cook the beef on a ceramic plate or iron griddle, pour the sauce for finishing like the photo. The heat from the plate or griddle boils the onion, and the sauce will be milder taste because of the sweetness from the onion. Recipe by piyopiyonist3

It finally came out really good after trial and error, so I wrote down the ingredients.Cook the sauce together with the juices from the steak.Keep the leftover sauce in the refrigerator. It will be even better the next day. Recipe by Piyonattsu