Learning to use chopsticks is an incredibly daunting task that can feel impossible. Growing up in America, I started learning how to use chopsticks pretty late for a Chinese kid, but I still remember ...

For some diners, mastering the use of chopsticks to snag a piece of sushi or make their way through a bowl of noodles or fried rice is an accomplishment worth celebrating. You may have even found them ...

Many Westerners think of chopsticks as an alternative to a knife and fork, but they can actually also be pretty handy cooking implements. Daily Meal spoke to Ji Hye Kim, chef and owner of Miss Kim, a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kim says that the trick to using chopsticks as a cooking tool is to "think of [them] as an alternative to a tong or a whisk." They ...

Using chopsticks instead of other utensils is a popular practice. If you prefer chopsticks, it may be because you're a big fan of Asian cuisine or simply believe they are more efficient for eating ...

Even if you're a pro at picking up pieces of sushi using chopsticks, you might not be so adept at using them for cooking. That's because apart from requiring special technique, cooking with chopsticks ...

Travel in Japan is booming, and with that comes the chance to indulge in authentic Japanese cuisine. However, mastering the use of chopsticks—an essential part of the dining experience in ...

Dining etiquette is a minefield any way you twist it. In fancy restaurants, the discerning diner must know which fork goes on the left and when it's appropriate to pick it up. Can you share food?

Introduction -- Why chopsticks? Their origin and original function -- Dish, rice or noodle? The changing use of chopsticks -- Forming a chopsticks cultural sphere: Vietnam, Japan, Korea and beyond -- ...

As I'm sure most of the Ars lounge-denizens are proficient in the art and science on the use of chopsticks, I therefore pose the question from the title.