Sara Udon, Japanese Plate Noodles - What My Husband Cooked

Sara Udon (皿うどん)

     Today, my hsuband cooked this sara udon for our lunch. Sara udon (皿うどん) is Japanese crispy deep-fried noodles and topped with stir-fried vegetable and thick soup. Sara (皿) in Japanese means plate. If you like Japanese noodles, you have probably heard udon (うどん) before. Typical udon noodles are white thick noodles, but sara udon is not typical udon. The noodles used for sara udon are usually very thin and so crispy.

     He used instant sara udon noodles to make it. Today, we first thought that we got this from my mother-in-law because she has sent us sara udon noodles before. However, we finally remembered that we bought this at Japanese supermarket in the U.S. months ago. :) If you live in the U.S., you can find instant sara udon noodles at many Japanese supermarkets. By the way, Nagasaki (長崎) is famous for sara udon. We've also found it a liking for Marutai Nagasaki Ramen these days. :)

Instant Sara Udon Noodles

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