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- Literal translation: "fried noodles"
- Origin: China
- Integrated into Japanese food
- Made from wheat flour
- Served on a plate or bun
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Yakisoba is a dish of fried noodles. It is a common staple of Japanese cuisine, though its origins can be traced to China.
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Making Yakisoba
Yakisoba is prepared by mixing in pieces of meat or pork and vegetables and stir frying. It is flavored with salt, pepper, and numerous other garnishes. Yakisoba can be served as the main course of a meal or as a side item. It is also not uncommon for yakisoba to be served on bread or a bun and topped with condiments like mayonnaise. This is referred to as yakisoba-pan. -

