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Peru's national dish ceviche, given a Japanese accent with soy sauce and ginger — the Nikkei version.
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Traditional ceviche marinates fish in lime juice alone; the Nikkei version adds soy sauce and ginger, ingredients Japanese immigrants brought with them. The fermented depth and aroma give the once purely tangy marinade an extra layer of complexity.
Cut the white fish into bite-sized cubes.
Slice the red onion thin and soak in water.
Squeeze the lime and mix with soy sauce, grated ginger, minced green chili, and salt to make the marinade.
Marinate the fish for about 15 minutes in the refrigerator, until the flesh turns opaque.
Add the drained red onion and toss together.
Scatter chopped cilantro on top to finish.