Asian food with C
Indian-origin spice mix and dish, huge across Asia
Stir-fried noodles from Chinese cuisine, global fave
Classic Chinese-style rice dish, popular across Asia
- crab rangoon
Seafood widely used in many Asian cuisines
Chinese-American stir-fry of meat, eggs, veggies
Rice porridge common in Chinese and Asian cuisines
Curry dish using chicken, staple in South Asia
Vegetable used in many Asian stir-fries and curries
Chinese-American dish: chicken with cashew nuts
Squid, popular in many Asian seafood dishes
Dim sum classic in China, braised or steamed feet.
Leafy veg in many Asian dishes, e.g. kimchi.
Common in Asian salads, pickles and sushi.
Spiced condiment from Indian cuisine.
Indian flatbread, key in South Asian meals.
Freshwater fish used in many Asian recipes.
Cantonese stir‑fried rice noodles, chow fun.
Dumplings with chicken filling, Asian-style.
Widely used in South, SE and East Asian food.
Fish used in many Asian soups and curries.
- cold noodles
American‑Japanese sushi roll with crab, avocado.
Chinese chow mein noodles, stir‑fried classic.
Rice cooked with coconut milk, popular in Southeast and South Asia.
Rice served with Japanese or Indian-style curry, common in Asia.
- Chopsuey
Type of sushi roll with crab, common in Japan.
Spice used across Asian cuisines, esp. Sichuan.
Stir-fried noodles from Cantonese Chinese cuisine.
Crabs are widely eaten in many Asian cuisines.
Chili/chilli peppers key in many Asian dishes.
Japanese dish, grilled chicken with teriyaki sauce.
Chinese-style aromatic crispy duck, famous dish.
Puffed or fried rice snack, common in East Asia.
Deep‑fried noodles, popular in Chinese dishes.
Fried wontons with crab, common in Chinese cuisine.
Noodle dish with crab, fits Asian seafood styles.
Coconut‑based curry, classic in South/Southeast Asia.
North Indian combo of spicy chickpeas and fried bread.
Stuffed cabbage with rice/meat; common in West Asia too.
The words in the list Asian food with C come from players of the word game City, Country, River.