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Otafuku Kawara Soba (dried noodles with dashi stock)

VENDOR: 日高食品

¥1,296

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Otafuku Kawara Soba (dried noodles with dashi stock)

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Tana Grand Hotel's original "Otafuku Kawara Soba"

Kawara Soba is a specialty dish from Kawatana Onsen in Yamaguchi Prefecture. This set includes homemade noodles (dried green tea soba noodles) and dashi stock so you can enjoy the authentic taste at home. It can be easily made in a frying pan or on a hot plate.
The green tea soba noodles at Otafuku's Kawara Soba are made using only the precious center part of wheat flour, ensuring a soft, fluffy crust. The noodles are made with just the right balance of high-quality matcha, ensuring that the delicate flavor is neither too strong nor too weak when fried.
Enjoy the authentic taste of Kawatana Onsen in the comfort of your own home.

*1 box serves approximately 2-3 people

Name: Dried soba noodles Net weight: 440g (200g green tea soba noodles, 240g soup stock) Serves 2-3 Ingredients: Noodles (wheat flour, buckwheat flour, salt, matcha, yam flour), soba stock (mirin, sake, soy sauce (contains wheat and soybeans)), dried bonito flakes, dried mackerel, kelp, shiitake mushrooms, dried sardines, seasonings (amino acids, etc.), sweetener (licorice)

Nutritional Information Energy per 100g: 371kcal
Protein 10.1g
Fat 1.2g
Carbohydrates 80.2g
Salt equivalent: 5.9g


Allergies: wheat, soybeans, buckwheat, yam

[How to eat]

Our original cha soba noodles are fried to a fragrant aroma on a hot iron tile (a frying pan or hot plate is also acceptable), and topped with beef, spring onions, soft-boiled eggs, lemon slices, seaweed, or grated maple leaves, depending on your preference. Enjoy by dipping it in our warm soba broth. You can also enjoy two different textures of cha soba noodles at once. The parts that touch the iron tile (hot plate) will be burnt, while the parts that don't will be smooth and delicious as cha soba noodles.
1. Add a pinch of salt to about 2 liters of boiling water, add 200g of green tea soba noodles, and boil for about 4 minutes.
② Transfer to a colander, rinse with cold water, tighten the noodles, and drain well.
3. Add a small amount of oil to a frying pan or hot plate and fry the noodles.
④ Heat the soba soup stock provided.
5. To make it even more delicious, add beef, green onions, shredded egg, lemon slices, seaweed, grated maple leaves, etc. to your liking.
⑥ Enjoy with warm soba soup stock.

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Otafuku Kawara Soba (dried noodles with dashi stock)

Otafuku Kawara Soba (dried noodles with dashi stock)

¥1,296