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Gather ideas from noodles to create Japanese menus with ingredients near your home.

“Noodles” are considered the heart of the matter, which the Japanese people use as ingredients in various menus until it becomes a Japanese food culture that has been around for a long time, spreading to the point of being popular all over the world. Come and get to know all sorts of noodles, how to create Japanese menus, more ideas for anyone who wants to open a Japanese restaurant, add new noodle menus that are unique to your restaurant easily today. Convenient, no need to knead the dough to make the noodles yourself, noodles are easily available at every Makro branch near you or Makro Pro: www.makro.pro
Tempura Udon

Tempura Udon Consisting of fried shrimp, various vegetables, there are quite a variety of ingredients, including udon noodles, made from wheat flour, larger than normal noodles, with a chewy texture. There are many types of udon noodles for entrepreneurs to choose from.

1. Instant udon noodles (fresh udon noodles)
Fresh udon noodles are udon noodles that have been boiled before being packaged and sold in bags. Just boil them in hot water for 1-2 minutes and they can be used in any menu. However, they cannot be stored for a long time and should be kept in the refrigerator.
2. Aero frozen udon noodles (frozen udon noodles)
Frozen udon noodles can be stored longer than fresh udon noodles. They can be stored for up to 10 months. They must be kept in the freezer at low temperatures. They should be boiled in hot water for 1-2 minutes before being used in the dish.
3. Kanesu Udon noodles (dried udon noodles)
Dried udon noodles take longer to cook than fresh and frozen noodles, but can be stored for 1-2 years.
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Hot soba with shabu beef

Hot soba with shabu beef The highlight of this menu is “soba noodles”, which are a famous ingredient in Japan. They are made from a mixture of buckwheat flour and wheat flour. They have a thin shape and can be used in a variety of menus similar to our noodles. Currently, there are both frozen soba noodles. Just boil them in hot water for 1-2 minutes and they are ready to eat. Dried soba noodles are crispy like spaghetti and can be stored for a long time.

“Hot Soba with Shabu Beef” is another menu worth selling. Boost your energy by sipping hot dashi soup with the aroma of dried fish. Make the food taste even more delicious with “S&B Layu Chili Oil”, pure sesame oil that perfectly blends with chili. Add soft, melt-in-your-mouth beef from “Prime Meat” that has been fed with Genmai brown rice for over 1 year. The meat is of good quality and has natural fat marbling.

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1. Prime Meat Japanese Wagyu Beef Neck Frozen Steak
2. Kanesu, dry soba noodles, can be used in both hot and cold menus.
3. Aero frozen soba noodles
4. S&B Layu Chili Oil
Hiyashi-chūka

A popular summer menu in Japan is Hiyashi Chuka. We recommend using somen noodles and side dishes such as shredded omelet, ham, tomato, Japanese cucumber, etc. Topped with delicious cold soup, this will surely win over customers.

For Somen noodles, wheat flour is the main ingredient. The noodles are thin and slender. If you want to measure the quality of whether the noodles are good or not, you have to look at their chewiness and softness. The chewier and softer they are, the higher the quality is. We recommend “Kanesu Dry Somen Noodles”. The quality meets the needs of this menu. For making cold noodle soup, we recommend “Shimaya Instant Soup Powder with Fish” to increase umami. It is easy to use, convenient, and delicious.

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1. Kanesu, dry somen noodles
2. Shimaya instant soup powder mixed with fish
Yakisoba

Yakisoba A menu that Thai people are familiar with, often sold at festivals and can increase sales in Japanese restaurants very well. Yakisoba noodles are made from wheat flour mixed with eggs, similar to Chinese noodles. Stir-fried with yakisoba sauce, add meat, vegetables, sprinkle with dried bonito flakes. Just like that, you will get delicious yakisoba, easy to make, and sells very well.

Ready to introduce the ingredients
1. Yakisoba noodles with seasonings
2. Jeffda, dried sliced ​​bonito fish, used for sprinkling on top of dishes.
3. Boiled Yakisoba noodles
4. Otafuku Yakisoba Sauce
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