Modern Asian Kitchen just might be the cookbook that gets me to step outside my comfort zone in the kitchen. The directions are easy to follow and everything looks so yummy! Despite not liking seafood, I might just attempt to make some for my family.

I received an ARC of this book from Netgalley.

I received a copy of this eBook from NetGalley for an honest review.

The pictures made me hungry for Asian food. But where to start? This book is a good introduction to Asian cooking with tips on how to use a wok and other tools. The instructions are good though I'm not sure how well I could make these items. More pictures or step by step instructions might be helpful. Having said that the actual making of the food may just be easier then I'm making it.

I love the stories written throughout the book. It makes the cookbook feel more personal and special. There was a nice variety of recipes from different Asian cultures and overall the cookbook was well-organized and pleasing to the eye. A few of the recipes that I’m interested in include the Hong Kong Cafe-Style Baked Pork Chop and Rice, the Sizzling Sisig, the Green Onion and Kimchi Korean Pancakes, the Cheesecake Baos, and the Gochujang Chocolate Mochi Cake.

Thank you to Net-Galley and to the publisher for providing me a copy of the cookbook in exchange for an honest review.

"Modern Asian Kitchen" is a culinary masterpiece that seamlessly marries cherished childhood Asian flavors with a contemporary twist, delivering a culinary experience that's both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. This cookbook is a true gem for anyone seeking to recreate the comforting and familiar tastes of Asian cuisine with a fresh, accessible approach.

The recipes featured in this book are a testament to the author's culinary expertise and dedication to preserving the essence of traditional Asian dishes while infusing them with modern simplicity. What truly stands out is the book's emphasis on making these recipes approachable for all skill levels. With clear, easy-to-understand instructions accompanied by vibrant photos, even those new to Asian cooking can dive in with confidence.

The modern twists infused into childhood favorites add an exciting dimension to each dish. From beloved comfort foods to flavorful classics, every recipe invites a journey into the heart of Asian culinary heritage while offering a contemporary edge that appeals to today's palates.

What's particularly commendable is the book's ability to evoke nostalgia while embracing innovation. It captures the essence of cherished flavors from childhood and presents them in a way that feels both authentic and refreshingly new. Whether it's the aroma of aromatic spices or the familiar tastes of home-cooked meals, every recipe transports the reader to a place of culinary delight and fond memories.

The inclusion of vivid photography alongside the recipes not only enhances the visual appeal but also serves as a guide, providing a clear vision of what each dish should look like, making the cooking experience even more enjoyable and accessible.

For anyone yearning to recreate the flavors of childhood Asian cooking infused with a modern touch, "Modern Asian Kitchen" is an indispensable addition to the cookbook collection. It doesn't just offer recipes; it presents an opportunity to embark on a culinary journey that celebrates tradition, innovation, and the joy of creating delicious meals that resonate with the soul.

This has all recipes from ramen, dim sum and typical street-foods. It's creative, provides classic recipes with a twist and even has dessert recipes.

Modern Asian Kitchen has a good amount of accessable recipes which are doable and instantly recognizable accompanied by beautiful photographs.
There are also recipes which are more in depth and would need a specialist store for some ingredients which I also love, a wonderful way to learn new techniques and flavors.

A solid cookbook with amazing pictures, vegan/vegetarian/gluten-free options, and easy to follow steps!

There are so many recipes that I can't wait to try out!

I’m always looking for a new cookbook to peruse and Modern Asian kitchen is a beautiful, delicious looking book to try!

There are lots of familiar recipes in here, like tonkatsu, char siu, mapo tofu etc but also lots of dim sum items, soups, rice and noodle dishes, and many others! Beautiful photos and stories accompany the recipes, which makes this a real special book. Easy to follow steps and fairly simple to find ingredients also make this book worth looking at.

I received a free audiobook copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for a fair review.

I was so excited to find out the creators of one of my favorite baking cookbooks, was coming out with another cookbook!

Modern Asian Kitchen is have a wide variety of recipes from fundamental rice dishes to street food appetizers, dumplings, and not too sweet desserts (my favorite kind!). They even have a whole section of sauce recipes, including a peanut sauce I’ve already added to my cooking rotation. The dishes I’ve tried so far have easy to follow instructions and have turned out super tasty, like the Auspicious Longevity Noodles. Plus, the pictures of each dish are mouthwatering! I can’t wait to try even more recipes from this book.

I’m purchasing this book for the Dim Sum section alone. What a fantastic collection of recipes. We love Asian food in my household, so I can’t wait to get in the kitchen and try some of these out!

Loves the labeling of vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and all the pictures! Even the conversion of both grams and cups is refreshing to see. I highly recommend this book.

Great detailed cookbook with plenty of unique tips for alternatives or even reusing leftover ingredients. I was specifically intrigued with the Pandan Tres Leche and Gochujang Chocolate Mochi Cake. Adding savory elements to desserts really takes it up to the next level and I can’t wait to make these.

I was so excited to get my hands on this one. Just glancing through it before getting into the stories and the recipes, I knew this was going to be such an exciting and delicious ride. I enjoyed the basics mostly, just wanting to know how to make and understand the simple Asian dishes before going into the more complicated ones. Her recipes are thoughtful and interesting, along with the photos, and I was so ready to make most of these dishes. Yes, some recipes are the modern take, but it's the basics that got me.

I’m a fan of Kat Lieu and her previous cookbook, so I was excited to read her new cookbook. I love the blend of the recipes from a mix of various cultures with Kat’s spin on it. I also appreciate how easy and unfussy the recipes are and with ingredients that are easy to find in any Asian markets.

What a beautiful recipe book!

Each photo is drool-worthy and all instructions are written clearly and are easy to follow. Also, lovinggg the mixture of traditional and fusion recipes!

I hadn’t heard of Kat Lieu before requesting this book, but the little snippets about her and her life made me smile— it was like I was reading something a friend wrote.

Beautiful.

Thank you Quarto Publishing Group and NetGalley for e-ARC of the book.

I like Kat Lieu and was really excited for this book. I love that every recipe comes with a little personal story or a short explanation of a dish. I was pleased with the variety of recipes - some are viral food recipes (like sushi bake or spiral cucumber salad), some are more traditional. Tips and notes that accompany the recipes are helpful and often provide variations of the dish.

This is a great cookbook with a good variety of dishes. The author is chatty and likable, and tells the origins of each dish. There is a photo for every recipe, but no nutritional information.

I read a temporary digital copy of this book for review.

I love Kat Lieu and her recipes, and this book is full of fun recipes as well. I'm not much of a meat eater, so this book didn't keep me excited much, however, book contains many recipes that are classic and some fusion, also with beautiful pictures for any visual learners to be satisfied. The recipes are well-written and thorough, so if you want to learn more about Asian food, this book will definitely help you. Any meat, Asian food lovers' dreamy cookbook!

I love reading cookbooks, especially ones that are full of personal stories and recipes.

This book covers a wide range of Asian recipes, with pun-filled descriptions. The recipes themselves are written clearly and the fact the author thanks a list of recipe reviewers is a very good sign.

As I've got a small baby, most of the recipes aren't for me at the moment, as delicious as they sound - I don't have time for multiple cooking steps, but I appreciated the one pot section!

Some of the recipes require specialist ingredients (I've never seen fermented tofu in my local Asian shops but I've not had a recipe to try with it in either!) but there are plenty with ingredients available at the supermarket.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced ebook copy in exchange for an honest review.

Holy hell this book is amazing. It starts rather conventionally, with a recommended pantry, common ingredients, and some nice stories about the author's family life. Then it comes out swinging with a perfect recipe to explain "velveting" proteins (Marinating and then parcooking meat, fish or tofu to prevent toughness) and a recipe for miso garlic naan that is my new obsession. Lieu offers pun-filled commentary on customization and serving that is thorough and funny, and her recipes are joyful taste explosions. Asian American food at its wildest and most enjoyable, all from your own kitchen.

I received a complimentary copy from the publisher and all opinions expressed are entirely my own.

I did not know any of these recipes prior to me reading the cookbook. It's well written , aesthetically pleasing and easy to follow. It would make the perfect gift for cooks (seasoned and amateur). Absolutely a wonderful cookbook.