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Three Types of Ramen: 1) Shoyu Ramen 2) Shio Ramen 3) Miso Ramen Often Ramen Comes With A Soup Made From Chicken or Pork Stock
Three Types of Ramen: 1) Shoyu Ramen 2) Shio Ramen 3) Miso Ramen Often Ramen Comes With A Soup Made From Chicken or Pork Stock
1)Shoyu ramen
2)Shio ramen
3)Miso ramen
Types of udon:
Kitsune udon
Tanuki udon
Chikaru udon
Hoto udon (popular in Yamanashi)
Soba is traditionally eaten on New Year’s Eve in Japan, a traditional that practiced to this day in most
of Japan. Called toshikoshisoba, there many meanings behind the practice, such as for a long life
Actually stir-fried wheat flour noodles. The noodles are more similar to ramen noodles. Yakisoba is a
staple street food often seen at matsuri(festivals)and yatai(food stall) in Japan.