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  • 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2026年3月15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2026年3月15日
  • Steamed ramen with vegetables and bonito flakes on a white plate.
    Japanese Noodles

    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2026年3月15日
  • Curry udon (カレーうどん)
    Japanese Noodles

    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2026年3月15日
  • Tanuki Udon (たぬきうどん)
    Japanese Noodles

    Tanuki Udon (たぬきうどん)

    Udon is thick noodle made from wheat flour, often used in Japanese food. There are several ways to cook and serve udon. However, two of the most popular udon are probably Tanuki udon and Kitsune udon, which are both named after animals (...
    2022年7月24日2026年3月15日
  • Kashiwa Udon
    Fukuoka

    Kashiwa Udon (かしわうどん)

    Kashiwa udon (かしわうどん) is a regional noodle dish from Fukuoka Prefecture featuring thick udon noodles served in a light soy-based broth topped with seasoned chicken (kashiwa). It is one of Fukuoka's most beloved local foods, sold at...
    2022年5月12日2026年3月22日
  • aichi miso nikomi udon
    Aichi

    Miso Nikomi Udon (味噌煮込みうどん)

    "Miso nikomi udon" is a dish made by simmering raw noodles in a clay pot with bonito flakes in the soup made with hatcho miso, which is a standard in the Nagoya area. It is famous as a Nagoya specialty you can find i...
    2022年1月22日2026年3月15日
  • ise udon
    Japanese Noodles

    Ise Udon (伊勢うどん)

    Ise Udon is a regional noodle dish from Mie Prefecture. It features extra-thick noodles cooked until deliberately soft, then served with a small amount of dark, sweet-savory sauce made with tamari soy sauce and dashi. Diners mix the sauc...
    2021年11月17日2026年8月30日
  • inaniwa udon
    Akita

    Inaniwa Udon (稲庭うどん)

    Inaniwa Udon "稲庭うどん" is one of the best and oldest local food in Japan. Without a doubt, it is a great comfort food for many locals. This type of udon stands out from the rest. (You might want to check Sanuki Udon from Kagawa Prefec...
    2021年8月15日2026年3月15日
  • Gyudon
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Gyudon (牛丼)

    Introduction to Gyudon Gyudon is a traditional food in the Kanto region of Japan. It is a dish in which locals boiled the sliced ​​beef, onions, etc. in soy sauce and placed on top of rice served in a bowl. Other types of rice dishes in ...
    2021年6月7日2026年3月14日
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