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      • Toyohashi curry udon
        Aichi

        Toyohashi curry udon (豊橋カレーうどん)

        If you are looking for a unique and deeply satisfying regional Japanese dish, look no further than Toyohashi Curry Udon (豊橋カレーうどん). This specialty from Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, blends the warm comfort of thick udon noodl...
        2026年1月21日
      • Noshikomi udon (のしこみうどん)
        Tokyo

        Noshikomi udon (のしこみうどん)

        Noshikomi udon is a rustic and warming noodle dish from Japan. Unlike the typical slick and chewy udon often found in restaurants, this version is a hearty meal in a single pot, filled with thick, flat noodles and various vegetables. It'...
        2025年11月21日
      • Mimi udon (耳うどん)
        Tochigi

        Mimi udon (耳うどん)

        In the heart of Japan's Tochigi Prefecture lies a culinary secret known as Mimi Udon. This local specialty is full in terms of history and folklore, with a shape that holds a special meaning. This article will take you on a journey to ex...
        2025年9月19日
      • Chitake udon (ちたけうどん)
        Tochigi

        Chitake udon (ちたけうどん)

        In Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, Chitake udon is a long-standing dish deeply embedded in the local culture. It holds a significant place in regional cuisine, connecting people to the area's agricultural past and natural resources. This arti...
        2025年9月14日
      • Yaki udon (焼うどん)
        Fukuoka

        Yaki udon (焼うどん)

        Yaki Udon (焼うどん) is a tasty and comforting Japanese stir-fried noodle dish. This article shares what makes this dish special, how it came from creative cooking after the war, and why many loved this in Japan today. You'll learn the s...
        2025年6月24日2025年7月13日
      • Sauce yaki udon (ソース焼きうどん)
        Saitama

        Sauce yaki udon (ソース焼きうどん)

        Hatogaya Sauce Yaki udon, a specialty of Hatogaya in Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, gained nationwide attention after appearing on the popular TV show "Meshidora" and is now available at 7-Eleven. Since its creation in 2008, locals ...
        2025年6月23日2025年9月10日
      • Hiyashi tanuki udon (冷やしたぬきうどん)
        Gifu

        Hiyashi tanuki udon (冷やしたぬきうどん)

        Curious about hiyashi tanuki udon? This chilled soba dish, topped with crispy tempura scraps called tenkasu, originated in Gifu City and quickly became a regional favorite. Said to have been invented by a restaurant customer, hiyashi tan...
        2025年6月10日
      • Nabe yaki udon (鍋焼きうどん)
        Ehime

        Nabe yaki udon (鍋焼きうどん)

        Nabe-yaki udon is a beloved Japanese dish that combines hearty udon noodles with a variety of fresh ingredients, all simmered to perfection in a steaming hot pot. This comforting meal is particularly popular during the colder months, off...
        2024年11月5日2025年11月21日
      • Steamed ramen with vegetables and bonito flakes on a white plate.
        Nagasaki

        Sara Udon (皿うどん)

        Udon is a favorite dish in Japan, but did you know about one special type called Sara Udon? It's a unique twist on the traditional udon noodles that brings a whole new flavor and style to the table. In today's article, let's uncover the ...
        2023年12月21日
      • Curry udon (カレーうどん)
        Japan

        Curry udon (カレーうどん)

        Curry udon is a beloved Japanese dish that combines the comforting flavors of curry with the satisfying slurp of udon noodles. This simple yet hearty dish has won the hearts of many, offering a delightful fusion of Japanese and Western c...
        2023年10月12日2025年1月26日
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