Easy to make, these noodles taste delicious when stir-fried with teriyaki sauce. Throw in some veggies like mushrooms and carrots, caramalised pork strips (if you like) or just dunk them in dashi.

If you’re in a rush, Otafuku sells a premade sauce, but I recommend trying to make it from scratch! The post How to Make ...

Although ramen is usually considered a Japanese dish, its origins actually lie in China, and hiyashi chuka translates as “cold Chinese noodles”. You can vary the toppings as you like ...

based on traditional Japanese cooking techniques! Chef Saito's authentic recipes: (1) Chilled Ramen Noodles (2) Chilled Tofu. 1. Slice the chicken, and boil with sake, salt and ginger over medium ...

This easy udon noodle dish is a simple take on yaki udon, Japanese stir-fried noodles. Use precooked soft udon noodles for ease; alternatively cook dry noodles according to the packet instructions ...

Dry-fry sesame seeds until golden. Put to one side. Cook noodles in a pan of boiling salted water for 5min or until tender but firm. Drain and cool under cold running water. Drain again and put ...

Ozoni, a Japanese soup with mochi, is traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day. This version from chef Takashi Yagihashi calls ...

The Japanese are a nation of noodle-lovers and yakisoba is one of our favourites. We often see this dish during festivals when we have yatai (street food stalls) and I always looked forward to ...