25mStudio Ghibli
Satsuki's Totoro Bento (Hinomaru Lunch Box)
Bento & Rice Dishes · Easy
100% home-tested recipes · fan-made
Cook the meals that made you pause the episode — step-by-step anime food recipes, scene references, and honest pantry guides for a real home kitchen.

Anime Food Lab is a fan-made recipe site run by Pierre Le Maguer from France. I recreate iconic dishes from Naruto, Spy x Family, Studio Ghibli, Food Wars, Demon Slayer, and Dungeon Meshi using real Japanese home-cooking techniques — not fantasy shortcuts.
Every recipe includes honest prep times, a serving scaler, ingredient and equipment guides, and links to the anime scene that inspired the dish. Start with our featured recipes below, browse by show or category, or jump straight to a popular search.
Fan-made project, not affiliated with any studio. Affiliate disclosure
One home-tested pick per major series — Ghibli, Naruto, Food Wars, Dungeon Meshi, Spy x Family, and Demon Slayer.
25mStudio Ghibli
Bento & Rice Dishes · Easy
6h 45mNaruto
Ramen & Noodles · Hard
35mFood Wars! (Shokugeki no Soma)
Comfort Food Mains · Easy
1h 10mDungeon Meshi (Delicious in Dungeon)
Comfort Food Mains · Medium
2h 25mSpy x Family
Comfort Food Mains · Medium
45mDemon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
Ramen & Noodles · Medium
Every series has its signature dishes. Start with yours.

スタジオジブリ
Legendary animated films where food is a character in its own right — from steaming bento boxes to magical cakes that heal the soul.
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食戟のソーマ
Elite culinary school battles where every dish is pushed to its absolute limit with explosive flavors and dramatic presentation.
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ダンジョン飯
Adventurers cook monsters into gourmet meals deep underground, turning fantasy ingredients into real-world Japanese comfort food.
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ナルト
From Ichiraku Ramen to festival dango, Naruto's world is packed with iconic Japanese street food and homestyle favorites.
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鬼滅の刃
Taisho-era Japan brought to life with udon shops, sakura mochi, and hearty meals shared between demon slayers and civilians.
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スパイファミリー
Cold War espionage meets domestic bliss — Yor's earnest cooking and Anya's chaotic appetite fuel some of anime's most meme-worthy meals.
View recipesFind your craving, from brothy bowls to delicate sweets.
The Pantry
Mirin, dashi, miso, and Kewpie — what each bottle does, what to buy, and which anime recipes need it.
本みりん
Sweet rice wine essential for teriyaki glazes and simmered dishes.
だし
Umami foundation of Japanese cooking, usually kombu and katsuobushi based.
キューピーマヨネーズ
Richer, tangier Japanese mayo made with egg yolks and rice vinegar.
赤味噌
Fermented soybean paste with deep, salty-savory character.
Gear
Donabe, rice cooker, bento box, ramen strainer — what you need, what you can skip, and which recipes call for each tool.

Fuzzy-logic rice cooker for glossy onigiri rice — Naruto training rice balls, bentos, and daily anime-style meals.

Earthenware donabe for tableside nabe — Yor's beef stew, Dungeon Meshi hotpots, and gentle miso simmers.

Divided bento box for packed lunches — Ghibli-style bentos, Spirited Away onigiri, and Spy x Family carry-along meals.

Wire strainer basket for blanching one Ichiraku-style ramen portion and lifting noodles into the bowl.
Anime Food Lab exists to bridge the gap between the meals you see on screen and the ones you can actually make. Every recipe is grounded in authentic Japanese home cooking.
Pierre Le Maguer tests each dish at home, writes honest difficulty notes, and pairs every recipe with ingredient and equipment guides. This is a fan-made tribute — not affiliated with any studio. About the site.

Food Wars! (Shokugeki no Soma)
Soma's Mini Soufflé Omelette
Comfort Food Mains

Food Wars! (Shokugeki no Soma)
Jōichirō Special Rich Ramen (Meat-Lover's Adaptation)
Ramen & Noodles

Studio Ghibli
Satsuki's Totoro Bento (Hinomaru Lunch Box)
Bento & Rice Dishes

Food Wars! (Shokugeki no Soma)
Soma's Gotcha Pork Roast
Comfort Food Mains