Ginger-Infused Somen (or Soba) with Thick Sauce

This is a version of my favorite Korean restaurant's 'Bibim Noodles' ♡It's not too spicy, so I think it suits everyone^^Feel free to use 'somen' or 'soba' as well.The origin of this recipe:I have loved Korean cuisine since I became an adult and often go out to eat it.Whenever I find something delicious that I think I can make, I try to recreate it multiple times.I managed to create a delicious sauce similar to my favorite 'Bibim Noodles' from a Korean home-style restaurant I frequent^^

My husband and I came up with this recipe on the weekend. You can make this with leftovers, so it's easy and quick to prepare!Cut the pork into small pieces, and cook well until browned.Use mentsuyu concentrate without diluting it as the water from the grated daikon will do so. Do not squeeze the water from the grated daikon. Top with a handful of chopped leeks. Recipe by ERIelley

I was bored with regular somen noodles, but store-bought mentsuyu is expensive and I only had a little of it, so I tried making this dipping sauce.The mentsuyu, ra-yu, sesame seed, ginger and green onion amounts are an approximate. Adjust the amount to your liking. Try with salted sliced cucumber, tomatoes, myoga ginger, shiso leaves, etc. to make a hearty noodles dish! This dipping sauce can be used with rice or udon noodles too. Recipe by Nekoyanagi shouten

Recreating the taste of that restaurant for the third time!!I tried to recreate the sesame sauce from a noodle shop in Akita to my liking.The origin of this recipeThe sesame sauce I bought as a souvenir was so delicious that I decided to make it at home (it's expensive to buy).After being told by my husband that it was too thin or too thick, I think I've finally gotten close to that taste.

Perfectly pairs with both udon and soba noodles. Packed with ingredients for a satisfying meal. Featured in May 2017. The story behind this recipe: I enjoyed 'duck dipping sauce' at a restaurant and wanted to recreate it at home using affordable pork.

I love abura-soba, so I tried making a somen version.It might be best to finish boiling the somen a little quicker than usual. You can eat with ra-yu if you prefer You can use green onions or white leek, either is OK! If using white leek, since they're a bit spicy rinse with cold water before serving. Recipe by Kokoa mama

I thought somen noodles with that sesame dressing will be delicious , so I created this recipe.The garlic in this dish boosts your stamina.Please use your favorite sesame sauce or sesame dressing.I used "Oshisu"'s sesame dressing this time Recipe by *tomiko*

My husband gets home late, so I wanted to come up with a noodle recipe that can be made in advance and is light on the stomach. Now this recipe is a family favorite. I think you could use pasta too.If you don't have sesame paste, use ground sesame seeds. After chilling the sauce, mix it up before putting it in the serving bowl. The color may look a bit pale in the main photo, but as long as you use the right amount of ingredients it will be properly flavored. Make sure to chill everything well before serving. Ice cold, it tastes so much better than when it's just lukewarm. Cook the noodles so that they're on the firm side before draining, rinsing well in cold water and draining again. For 1 serving. Recipe by Sabumochi

I am too busy taking care of my newborn, so most of my lunch tends to be somen noodles, which is easy to prepare.I got tired of the usual mentsuyu sauce, so I prepared this with soy milk and ingredients in my pantry.If you eat with only the basic sauce, it's better to add more miso and soy sauce.The recipe calls for a little less than one serving. Double the recipe if you want lots of sauce or serving to more people. Recipe by Ayapuchi

I won a contest to become a tester for a brand of mentsuyu, so I tried making this. There's soy milk miso soup, so I thought that soy milk soba dipping sauce should work too - and it was delicious! I thought I'd try milk first, but that has a character that doesn't really go well with this. I think that soy milk just goes better with Japanese ingredients. I don't have special bamboo plates for cold soba, so I just used a sushi rolling mat under the soba noodles and used tea cups as dipping cups... I apologize for the makeshift arrangement.Make with soy milk and not milk! Recipe by ochikeron

I love soba! I received some Shinshuu soba as a gift, so I took some time to prepare it properly.After combining the flavoring ingredients, don't let them come to a boil or you'll lose the delicate flavor.Soak the green onions in water to get rid of the harsh flavor and sliminess. For 300 ml of dipping sauce. Recipe by Asamato.