Soba

Soba is a Japanese noodle dish made primarily from buckwheat flour. When served hot in broth, there are often other items in the soup. When served cold or hot without broth, it is usually piled on a plate or bamboo mat, and served with a dipping broth or sauce. In Japan, it is considered appropriate to slurp one's noodles.

Types of Soba Noodles

  1. Soba-ko: Wholly buckwheat
  2. Komugi-ko: Buckwheat and wheat
  3. Cha-soba: Flavored with green tea

Hot Soba Soups

Soba is usually served in a fish broth.

  1. Kake soba: plain
  2. Kitsune soba: Fried tofu
  3. Tsukimi soba: Raw egg and nori
  4. Okame soba: Fish cakes, mushrooms and bamboo shoots
  5. Wakame soba: Nori

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