I came up with this low-cost, easy-to-make dish that uses tofu and daikon radish sprouts, two inexpensive ingredients.For a nice touch, sprinkle with white sesame seeds before serving. Recipe by Mekadokku

You can eat a lot of daikon radish in this salad.The water draws out of the vegetables, so add the piping hot sauce right before eating. Prepare up to Step 3 in advance, and proceed the recipe from Step 4 right before eating. I made a little bit extra amount of sauce, please use to your liking.You can substitute the chrysanthemum greens with mizuna leaves, or shiso leaves. For 1-2 servings. Recipe by Taunbi-

I made this when I was out of dressing. It was really good, so I've been relying on it ever since.This is also good with mizuna greens or green bell peppers instead of cucumber.If you leave it standing for too long the tofu will start to exude moisture, so I recommend making it just before you plan to eat it. For 2 servings. Recipe by naganyo

I make this salad for my family all year long.The point is how to cut the daikon radish! Cutting it in this way makes it crunchy, even though the lengths will be uneven. Cut thinly as you can.Since the jako are fried on medium-high heat, please don't take your eyes off of them and stir them around continuously. The aroma and the crispiness is amazing. Recipe by rie-tin

I've always eaten daikon radish this way.If you cut the daikon radish into slightly thick matchsticks, the texture will be better. For 1 serving. Recipe by kyontora

I wanted to use up some leftover daikon radish and carrot. I used ponzu sauce for a refreshing flavor. It's a tasty, light way to enjoy a bunch of vegetables.I used a thin daikon radish.Please adjust the seasonings to your taste. For 2 servings. Recipe by annnnn

I love daikon radish salad. I wondered what would happened if I added onions slices. That's how I came up with this recipe.Be sure to drain off the moisture from the daikon radish and onion very well.The salad is even more delicious with seasonal flavors. I recommend adding some umeboshi, for instance. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by Gomamaron

Before our daughter was born, there was a yakitori place we often went to. We always ordered this salad. I thought I could make this at home so I gave it a shot. My husband was really happy.You might think this is a lot for 2, but trust me you'll gobble it up. You can use spinach or mizuna! For the lettuce, you can use regular lettuce. Green leaves give this a beautiful appearance, but I just use whatever I have at home. The seaweed wilts over time so you should add it just before eating with the dressing. Recipe by Aitsuna

This is a old favorite side dish at my parents' house. We have it a lot alongside rich or spicy dishes like curry rice and gyoza dumplings or oily foods.Use silken or firm tofu, whichever you prefer. If you leave the tofu in water for a while the beany smell will lessen, making it easier to eat. You can use green shiso dressing instead of ponzu sauce. In the summer, some cubed tomato is a delicious addition. Please adjust the amount of ponzu sauce depending on the size of the tofu block. Recipe by cureo

This is basically a colorful presentation of instant daikon radish pickles.You can add wakame and nori seaweed at Step 3, and it will be delicious too.I recommend using a generous amount of soy sauce. Recipe by Akkorin mama

I came up with a healthy recipe, which contains a lot of nutritients and that's especially good for women.Lightly flavouring the hijiki seaweed is key.It helps the hijiki seaweed absorb the ponzu better.You can substitute mizuna with lettuce, and it's still delicious. Recipe by Poron526