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🍤 fried shrimp emoji
The fried shrimp emoji 🍤 depicts a piece of fried shrimp, also called a prawn or tempura. It is used in messages and contexts related to shrimp dishes, fried food, and meals. It can also represent tempura when discussing food choices or menus.
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- Category
- Food & Drink
- Unicode version
- 6.0
- Release year
- 2010
- Unicode sequence
- U+1F364
- Emoji version
- 0.6
What does 🍤 mean?
A fried shrimp, typically depicted as a single shrimp with a crispy, golden-brown exterior, curled into a U-shape. The shrimp is often shown with a pink or orange body and a white underside. Represents a popular Japanese dish, tempura shrimp, and is used to symbolize seafood, Japanese cuisine, or a specific dish. Part of the 'Food & Drink' category, subcategory 'food-asian'.
Common uses
- Referring to a specific dish: 'I had tempura for lunch today 🍤'
- Indicating a preference for seafood: 'I love sushi, especially with 🍤'
- Expressing enjoyment of Japanese food: 'Just tried 🍤 for the first time and it was amazing!'
In a message
Our menu tonight includes a variety of sushi rolls and 🍤 tempura.
I ordered a bento box with 🍤, rice, and vegetables.
The highlight of the meal was definitely the crispy 🍤.
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Frequently asked questions
What does 🍤 mean?
A fried shrimp, typically depicted as a single shrimp with a crispy, golden-brown exterior, curled into a U-shape. The shrimp is often shown with a pink or orange body and a white underside. Represents a popular Japanese dish, tempura shrimp, and is used to symbolize seafood, Japanese cuisine, or a specific dish. Part of the 'Food & Drink' category, subcategory 'food-asian'.
How do I copy Fried Shrimp?
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Does Fried Shrimp support skin tones?
This entry has no skin-tone variations in the current catalog. Different platform designs are renderings of the same character, not separate emoji.