Among the broad group of Japanese chanpuru dishes, goya chanpuru is the most traditional version prepared with stir-fried bitter melon, eggs, pork, and tofu. It is often blended with various seasonings and vegetables. Occasionally, the dish is served sprinkled with fish flakes and accompanied by rice. This colorful and nutritious summer stir-fry is the signature dish of Okinawa island. It has recently grown in popularity and can also be found in other parts of Japan.
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