Kuroishi yakisoba

Along with “Kuroishi Tsuyu Yakisoba”, “Kuroishi Yakisoba,” which leads the “town of yakisoba,” “Kuroishi Yakisoba”
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Kuroishi yakisoba introduction

Kuroishi yakisoba noodles are thick and flat, and they look like udon, but they are chewy when eaten, and the Worcestershire sauce is often entwined to create a unique texture. “Kuroishi yakisoba” was made shortly after the war and sold in units of 10 yen as a snack for children around Showa 30. Even now, there are shops where you can eat from 100 yen, and you can enjoy it like a homemade snack.

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