Add nori seaweed, grated daikon radish, and/or wasabi to taste.You can up the slippery-stickiness by adding some chopped okra or tororo konbu seaweed. For 1 serving. Recipe by JT_1Blood

I love natto, so it's the perfect noodle dish. Recipe by MINE

A coworker from Hiroshima at my old work place taught me about natto soba. I wanted to eat a version with vegetables, and without the natto sinking to the bottom of the bowl! So, I came up with my own variation. I didn't really like soba before, but I've been buying it more since learning this recipe. Of course, this is what I have for my New Year's Eve soba!To dilute the noodle dipping sauce, be sure to use dashi, not water. The taste of the soba sauce will be completely different. The reason for using half the regular amount of sauce is because the natto will sink as you eat it. Another reason is to keep it from becoming too salty; if you prefer a lot of sauce, then double the amount. This is also delicious with chilled noodles and sauce. Recipe by Nanaha778

This is a family favorite.Be careful not to over-cook the soba noodles. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

This is our staple dish when we don't have much of an appetite.Just mix the ingredients and natto really well, and top on the soba.This dish is perfect when you don't have much appetite, as a snack in the evening, or during the summer season. Recipe by menako

My friend in Niigata gave me delicious soba noodles, so I wanted to make a simple dish to bring out the soba noodles.Fry the mushrooms well! The aroma will stimulate your appetite.Any kind of mushroom is ok, but do not forget the nameko as their slippery texture is key to the overall flavour. Recipe by Renaken

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.

I tried making this warm soba noodle dish for lunch, using some naturally grown nameko mushrooms that my relatives sent to me, using some rather spicy daikon radish I grew in my garden. I also added split-bean natto.This is best made with handmade noodles and dashi stock made from scratch, but it's an easy recipe so please forgive the shortcuts.Use the brands or types of soba, daikon radish, natto and nameko mushrooms that you prefer. For 1 servings. Recipe by Risa papa

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

Easy healthy meal

I've loved Tototo ever since I was little, but he's resurfaced recently in my life as a personal trend.I was having trouble with a loss of appetite because of the hot summer, but I regained my appetite a little with this cute decoration!!I have a newborn son, and this is one of the dishes I will definitely make for him when he is a little older.Use only a little bit of the noodles around the stomach area to make a well for Totoro's belly!!Make a well in the noodles like a pond to pour in the grated yamaimo. Recipe by Nekoashi

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