I thought up this recipe as a bento filler.If you tie the chikuwa too tightly, they'll break, so be gentle. Recipe by Bu-nyanm

I often make ohitashi - a cold side dish of cooked vegetables, seaweed, seafood etc. I wanted to try a different version from my usual repertoire.Blanch the spinach for about 1 minute. Shock in chilled water immediately, then squeeze out the excess water so that the spinach retains some of its texture. This dish is best when chilled before serving. Adjust the amount of ginger to taste. Recipe by Karin

Oyster sauce and mayonnaise are perfect together.That's why I made this radish salad. My husband and I can consume at least half a radish when I make this.It's nice with cabbage too.Thinly slice before you julienne the radish. Recipe by Maimama

I wanted to eat chikuwa in a different way. Recipe by Mi-chin

I thought of this using the leftovers from fresh potato salad.If you want to leave the spiciness of the kimchi intact, then you can use just 1/2 a tablespoon of mayonnaise. Recipe by Nncook

One night, when I was serving spring rolls and wanted one more Chinese-style dish, the komatsuna and king oyster mushrooms caught my eye. All I needed after that was some oyster sauce to give it a Chinese flair.I love the combination of oyster sauce and mayonnaise, so I tried it out with these vegetables.Adjust the amount of mayonnaise and oyster sauce depending on the size and amount of mushrooms and komatsuna. The vegetables tend to burn easily after adding the oyster sauce, so I recommend turning off the heat before adding it. For 2 servings. Recipe by Nyankochansan

I just thought this up when I wasn't sure what to make.If you're using steamed Chinese noodles, omit Step 2 and stir fry over high heat at Step 4 with 4 tablespoons of water added.Always stir-fry over high heat. Be a bit generous with the oil. For 2 servings. Recipe by Kajihara Ato

I always stir fry squid with curry flavoring, so I went for a change.The key is to use fresh squid and not to cook thoroughly. Recipe by Poron526

I came up with this recipe when I was trying to make a substantial and filling dish using cheap thinly cut pork.When you wrap the meat around the filling, it's ok if the filling peeks out a bit.The cheese will melt out a little, but it will get nice and crispy, which is delicious in and of itself. The oyster sauce-mayonnaise combination burns easily, so make sure to lower the heat before you coat the meat rolls in it. For 8 pieces. Recipe by emakatu

I wanted to make a quick and easy item that I could pack into everyday bentos.The oyster sauce and mayonnaise burn easily, so turn down the heat to low after adding them. For 1 to 2 servings (or 2 to 3 bento-sized servings). Recipe by nasubeam

I cooked my two favorite ingredients, squid and Japanese leek, with oyster sauce and mayo. It turned out to be a delicious dish! Since my family loved it so much, I posted the recipe here!Scattering some shichimi spice gives the dish a grown-up flavor! It's great as an appetizer to enjoy with drinks.The key is to add everything except for the oyster sauce into the frying pan and mix lightly before heating. Recipe by Donpintan

I love the rich flavors of oyster sauce and mayonnaise combined with the boiled eggs.Make sure you drain the broccoli well before tossing with the dressing. Recipe by AyaChihi