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NEWFOOD Nara
Udon “Suzuan”
A famous kama-age udon restaurant loved by locals. They blend domestic wheat from Mie Prefecture and Australian wheat (ASW) to make their homemade noodles . The noodles are cured in a two-stage process under strict temperature control, resulting in noodles with a fluffy texture and firm texture. The freshly boiled white noodles are smooth and chewy, and are a perfect match with the broth. In addition to Sanuki udon noodles, the menu also offers a wide variety of other dishes such as meat udon and tai chiku-ten kitsune udon. Both adults and children will enjoy the menu. -
NEWFOOD Nagasaki
Sasebo/Champon noodle soup “Kouran”
No trip to Nagasaki is complete without a bowl of “champon” and "Sara Udon". Kouran is by far the most popular champon restaurant in the Sasebo area, having been in business for over 40 years. The restaurant features a flavorful bowl of champon made with fresh seafood and vegetables that have been passed down since its establishment. The rich broth and glutinous noodles intertwine perfectly, making for a hearty and satisfying meal. The restaurant is popular among the locals and has many repeat customers. -
NEWFOOD Fukuoka
Kama-age Udon “Maki no Udon”
"Kama-age Maki no Udon" has been in business for 50 years and has 18 famous restaurants mainly in Fukuoka and Saga prefectures. Maki no Udon is characterized by the perfect combination of a light, thick broth and handmade, glutinous udon noodles that absorb the broth well. Not only can you choose your favorite noodle hardness, but toppings such as firm fish paste, tempura, and meat are added for a simple but deep flavor. This famous Fukuoka restaurant has been loved by locals for many years.