Noodles

: The Appeal of Kishimen: Nagoya's Tradition and Unique Flavor

Kishimen is a traditional flat udon noodle widely enjoyed in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. Known for its broad and flat shape, Kishimen offers a distinct texture and slurping experience compared to regular udon. It is a beloved dish that represents Nagoya's food culture, cherished by both locals and visitors alike. In this article, we explore the unique characteristics and deep flavors of Kishimen. The Unique Shape and Texture of Kishimen One of the most distinguishing features of Kishimen is its broad and flat shape. Unlike regular udon, Kishimen has a larger surface area, allowing the broth and dashi to cling ...

: Japanese cannot live without Noodles.

Perhaps Japanese are known as the rice people. But noodles are one of their favorite that Japanese can’t really live without! One of the most popular noodles could be Ramen; yellowish egg noodle paired with pork and/or chicken hot broth. This is originally from China but it is deeply rooted into Japanese food culture. There are quite varieties in the type of noodle and soup. Ramen restaurants compete for the singular taste and style of ramen. Some regions of Japan have been known for their established style of ramen of their own. It’s worth traveling for the ramen exploration. ...