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 Home >> What to Eat >> Japanese food >> Udong, Ramen (Noodles)
Furusato
Traditional Japanese noodles There is a lot differeces between Korean noodles and Japanese noodles, this restaurant serves traditional Japanese nood...
Gisoya
Specialty Japanese restaurant that uses only imported products from Japan. Kisoya Japanese table is famous in this restaurant. It is cooked with mu...
Hakata Udon
The owner lived in Fukuoka for 13 years to learn how to make Udon. The Restaurant has a Japanese style of decor. ...
  Kenjoan
Our restaurant uses only natural products. Our main ingredients are imported from Japan, so the taste is authentic. Our buckwheat noodles (Soba) ar...


Kijoam
The owner of this restaurnat learned to make Udon in Japan. Udon here is reccomended. Udon soups are imported from Japan and our noodles are hand...
Kwanseook (Kansaiya)
The chefs here are very proud of their unique recipe for Japanese Udon. It was a mother and daughter team who lived in Japan and learned how to make ...
Maido
Maido is a huge Japanese restaurant. A lot of famous Korean actors and actresses take breaks here. The meals are not expensive, with costs adding up t...
Dokomo
This restaurant is very clean and you can trust our dishes. The kitchen is on view, so you can watch your meal being prepared. Weather permitting you ...
Dongkyeongam
Dongkyeongam uses only high quality products. This restaurant has recieved much acclaim. The highlight is Udon's chilled soup with crab, shellfishan a...


 
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