description Hiyayakko Overview
Hiyayakko is a Japanese dish of chilled tofu served without a further cooking step, usually with soy sauce and toppings such as grated ginger, sliced green onion, or bonito flakes. Soft or silken tofu is common because its delicate texture contrasts with the salty sauce and fresh garnishes. It is generally eaten as a light side dish, especially in warm weather, and appears in home cooking, izakaya menus, and other Japanese meals. The preparation is simple, but the tofu's cold temperature and fresh toppings are central to its character.
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