Very good and really easy to make!

Not strawberry season anymore so it's difficult to make our favorite strawberry spinach salad. Here's a perfect alternative that's so deliciously great that there were no complaints, only compliments :)

Ramen noodle coleslaw salad

I enjoy this at barbecues since it's a cool side dish that's different than the usual cole slaw that's traditionally served at cookouts!

This dish was born in Hokkaido. You don't see it as much at restaurants anymore... but I thought it should be easy to make at home.After some research, I came up with an easy sesame dressing!This is a delicious dish on its own, and looks healthy too. Why not make it for your kids, or for a potluck party?If you think the dressing is too sweet, use less sugar.You can make a lot of this salad and store it for later, but it's easy so you can make it as you need it. Serving individual portions makes it easier to eat. I recommend this for lunch.If you add spice with doubanjiang or yangnyumjang, you can quickly transform it into a spice-touced dish. Recipe by Upi

I was surprised that nobody knows about this salad outside of Hokkaido.It's such a delicious izakaya staple...The most basic dressing is sesame, but any of the ones suggested are delicious! Use as much mayonnaise as you like!I also recommend adding canned tuna, red lettuce, mizuna greens, daikon radish sprouts, imitation crab sticks... anything goes. For 2 servings. Recipe by Izumiuna

Ramen salad is available at many izakaya (Japanese gastropubs). I wanted to make it at home too! So I tried it at many restaurants, and experimented a lot to create an easy, one-plate recipe. My favorite combination is shabu shabu pork, sliced onion, blanched bean sprouts and sesame dressing. For a seafood version, frozen seafood mix is fine.You can use any kinds of vegetables you use in a salad. ♪ I used the vegetables we use the most in our house, and the dressing we use the most too, sesame dressing. I recommend using thick crinkly noodles. The dressing coats well and has a nice texture. Boil the noodles at the very end and serve freshly cooked! Recipe by @SAKURA

This is a very good salad. Easy to make. I use apple cider vinegar and a cabbage premix bag to save on time. You can also half the oil in the dressing if you want a more tangy flavor.

I simply turned our leftover fried chicken into a healthy dinner. It was a huge hit! A few other additions could be diced cucumber, sliced almonds, cashews, red onion, grated carrots or edamame. All those would go well in an Oriental inspired salad.

This salad is great to serve at a BBQ as a side dish.

Great salad for hamburgers, barbecue, or summer foods!