The Best Udon in Tokyo (Japan) – The Pursuit of Food Perfection
Udon, the neglected noodle sibling of ramen. My bias might be evident, as possibly one of the only Japanese foodies who hates ramen, but I feel even without my distaste towards ramen, my love for U…
The Best Udon in Tokyo (Japan) – The Pursuit of Food Perfection Skip to content The Best Udon in Tokyo (Japan) Udon, the neglected noodle sibling of ramen. My bias might be evident, as possibly one of the only Japanese foodies who hates ramen , but I feel even without my distaste towards ramen, my love for Udon will shine just as brightly. While it’s not as “sexy” as ramen, what’s not to love – thick and chewy noodles, generally in a warm soothing broth that feels like a comforting hug. And can we also talk about the price. While the broth is filled with uma
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