
Taiwan
A-Gei
阿給
Fried tofu pouch stuffed with glass noodles, sealed with fish paste, steamed and served under a sweet chilli sauce.
Global food category
21 traditional foods, ingredients, and local specialties connected by one appetite.

A-Gei
The full directory
21 foods match this view. Narrow them by country, type, rarity, or name.

Taiwan
阿給
Fried tofu pouch stuffed with glass noodles, sealed with fish paste, steamed and served under a sweet chilli sauce.

Japan
揚げ出し豆腐
Cubes of silken tofu dusted with katakuriko and deep-fried, served in hot dashi broth.

Indonesia
Tahu Bacem
Tofu braised in palm sugar, coconut water, and spices, similar to tempe bacem, sweet and savory.

Taiwan
大溪豆乾
A Daxi regional specialty of firm tofu fried and braised in a sweet soy-based sauce, then dried into a chewy, savoury snack, a Taoyuan specialty since the 1920s.

Indonesia
Tempe Goreng
Deep-fried tempeh, Indonesia's fermented soybean cake, crispy and nutty, served with sambal.

Japan
がんもどき
Ganmodoki, the deep-fried tofu fritter studded with vegetables, is a named Japanese item eaten in oden and simmered dishes and sold as itself.

Central Java, Indonesia
Tempe Mendoan
Banyumas specialty of thin tempeh slices coated in spiced flour and half-fried, soft and chewy.

Japan
冷奴
Chilled silken tofu topped with soy sauce, scallions, ginger, and katsuobushi, a summer side dish.

China
家常豆腐
Firm tofu slabs pan-fried until skinned, then braised with pork slivers, wood ear, green pepper and bean paste.

Central Java, Indonesia
Kupat tahu, compressed rice cake with fried tofu under peanut sauce, is a named Indonesian dish with distinct Solo, Magelang and Singaparna renderings.

Sichuan, China
麻婆豆腐
Soft tofu cubes simmered in a red sauce of fermented broad-bean paste, fermented black beans, minced beef or pork and chilli, finished with ground Sichuan pepper.

West Java, Indonesia
A West Javan fermented peanut-press cake, fried and served with sambal.

China
臭豆腐
Tofu fermented in a brine of vegetables, shrimp and milk for days, then deep-fried and served with pickled cabbage and chilli sauce.

West Java, Indonesia
Tahu Sumedang
Sundanese-style steamed then fried tofu with hollow center, crispy skin and soft interior.

Philippines
Taho
Warm silken tofu with sago pearls and a brown sugar syrup (arnibal), sold by street vendors in the morning.

Indonesia
Indonesian-influenced fermented soybean cake, often fried or cooked in curry; a protein-rich food adopted in Timor-Leste through Indonesian influence; found at local markets and eateries; typically sliced and fried until crispy; a versatile ingredient that absorbs flavours well.

China
豆腐
Soy milk set with a coagulant and pressed to varying firmness, from silken custard to dense blocks for frying and smoking.

Okinawa, Japan
豆腐よう
Tofuyo, Okinawan tofu fermented for months in awamori and red koji until it eats like a blue cheese, is singular and place-bound.

Shan, Myanmar
တိုဟူးနွေး
Split-pea flour cooked into a warm, loose custard and ladled over rice noodles with chilli oil, garlic and pickled vegetables.

China
酿豆腐
A pick-your-own assembly of beancurd, bitter gourd, chilli and okra stuffed with fish paste, served in clear soup, dry with sauce, or in laksa gravy

Japan
湯葉
Yuba, the skin lifted from simmering soy milk and eaten fresh or dried, is a named Kyoto and Nikko delicacy with dedicated producers and temple-cuisine standing.