Japanese noodles– tag –
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Toyama
Oiwa Somen (大岩そうめん)
Climb the hundred stone steps at Oiwasan Nissekiji Temple, and the smell that reaches you is dashi. Oiwa somen is the noodle specialty of the Oiwa district in Kamiichi Town, Toyama Prefecture. A small cluster of shops around the temple a... -
Japanese Noodles
Abura Soba (油そば)
"Abura Soba" has become a well-known dish, experiencing a unique evolution in Japan separate from traditional ramen. With intriguing stories surrounding it, this noodle dish captures attention from not only Japan but also all around the ... -
Japanese Ramen
Saga Ramen (佐賀ラーメン)
Ramen is a beloved dish in Japanese food culture, and did you know that different regions have their special types of ramen? In today's article, we'll explore Saga Ramen from Saga Prefecture. We'll discover everything about this dish – i... -
Nagasaki
Nagasaki Champon (長崎ちゃんぽん)
Pork, shrimp, squid, and cabbage hit a hot wok before the cook adds a savory, often cloudy broth and thick noodles. This is Nagasaki champon, one of Nagasaki's best-known regional dishes, from a port city on Japan's southern island of Ky... -
Gunma
Okkirikomi (おっきりこみ)
Have you ever heard the word "okkirikomi"? Okkirikomi is a local dish of Gunma Prefecture. This time, we will introduce the characteristics and history of Okkirikomi's cuisine, and the origin of its name. Also, for those who want to... -
Japanese Noodles
Soumen (素麺)
Rice is the staple food of many Asian countries. You will definitely find a sack of rice in every household. However, many of these countries are also large consumers of noodles. In fact, it can be a staple food next to rice. Same with J... -
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...
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