delicacy; rare treat; good-eating fish
Refers to a choice or exquisite food, often something special or hard to obtain. Can also specifically mean a fish that is particularly tasty.
At this restaurant, you can enjoy delicacies from the mountains and seas.
He travels all over Japan in search of rare treats.
ご馳走 refers to a feast or lavish meal, whereas 佳肴 refers to individual choice dishes or ingredients.
rare delicacies; rare treat
delicacies; epicurean dishes
fine wines and prized delicacies
Standard kanji form for 'delicacy' or 'fine food'.
Variant kanji form; less common than 佳肴.
Composed of 佳 (excellent, beautiful) and 肴 (side dish, appetizer, especially for sake). The combination literally means 'excellent side dish' and has been used in literary contexts to refer to fine food.