Menus at Udon and Soba restaurant
Udon (thick wheat noodle) and Soba (buckwheat noodle) is Japanese traditional fast foods.They are cheap, tasty, and fast to be served.
-Zaru/Seiro/Mori
These are kinds of the way soba with no ingredients are served.There are almost no difference between them. All of them are iced soba, separated with its soup. Zaru and seiro are names of bamboo baskets soba is served. Generally, zaru is topped with nori (dried black seaweed). Mori means "a serving" in Japanese.
-Ten soba/udon
They are soba/udon topped with Tempura(mostly shrimp tempura).
-Oyako soba/udon
Oyako means parent and child in Japanese. Chicken and egg seasoned with soy sauce and sugar is their ingredients.
-Kitsune soba/udon
Kitsune means fox in Japanese. Their topping is deep fried sliced tofu (abura-age), and it is said that foxes are fond of abura-age in Japan.
-Tanuki soba/udon
Tanuki means raccoon dogs in Japanese. I don't know why it is called Tanuki. Their topping is bits of tempura batter.
-Chikara soba/udon
Chikara means power in Japanese. They are soba/udon topped with rice cake.
-Kamo Namban soba/udon
Kamo is duck, and Namban is western countries(especially Portugal) in old Japanese. They are soba/udon with duck and japanese leek. Though I don't know, It seems there is a long story why it is called "duck Portuguese". It's interesting, isn't it?
By the way, my favorite is kakiage-soba(soba with mixed vegetable tempula). Try it out when you visit Japan!
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Menus at Udon and Soba restaurant
Udon (thick wheat noodle) and Soba (buckwheat noodle) is are traditional Japanese fast foods.They are cheap, tasty, and fast to be served quickly.-Zaru/Seiro/Mori
These are kinds of the way soba served with no ingredients are served.There are almost no differences between them. All of them are iced soba, served separately from its soup. Zaru and seiro are names of the bamboo baskets in which soba is served. Generally, zaru is topped with nori (dried black seaweed). Mori means "a serving" in Japanese.
-Ten soba/udon
These are soba/udon topped with Tempura (mostly/usually shrimp tempura). ("mostly" sounds like there are different kinds of tempura in there, but it's mostly shrimp tempura)
-Oyako soba/udon
Oyako means parent and child in Japanese. Chicken and egg seasoned with soy sauce and sugar are their ingredients.
-Kitsune soba/udon
Kitsune means fox in Japanese. Their topping is deep fried sliced tofu (abura-age), and it is said that foxes are fond of abura-age in Japan.
-Tanuki soba/udon
Tanuki means raccoon dogs in Japanese. I don't know why it is called Tanuki. Their topping is bits of tempura batter.
-Chikara soba/udon
Chikara means power in Japanese. These are soba/udon topped with rice cakes.
-Kamo Namban soba/udon
Kamo is duck, and Namban is western countries (especially Portugal) in old Japanese. These are soba/udon with duck and japanese leek. It seems there is a long story why it is called "duck Portuguese", though I don't know it ("it" refers to the story). It's interesting, isn't it?
By the way, my favorite is kakiage-soba (soba with mixed vegetable tempura). Try it out when you visit Japan!
Great job and very interesting information about soba and udon! Mmm I'm hungry now...
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