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It was delicious!! And cheaper than Tokyo Central!
The soup tastes just like the real thing from a restaurant, and it's delicious!!! If you're making it as tsukemen (dipping noodles), you might want to use slightly less hot water than indicated. I ate it as ramen. It was delicious! ^_^
I'm so happy I can eat tsukemen (dipping noodles) in America!
It's authentic and delicious.
It tastes just as good as something you'd get at a restaurant. I've bought it many times.
Finally tried! Worth the price!!
It was delicious! I'll definitely order it again.
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This was my first purchase. The sesame noodles were fragrant and spicy, and very delicious. I would definitely buy them again.
I bought this for lunch and ate it with leftover vegetables.
The noodles are chewy and the sauce is little spicy and tasty. I added ground meat and veggie as suggested
My kids & I like the spicy mazemen. Since it was on sale, I bought 5 packs which was the limit this time.
Excited to try this as I got it for free
It’s fresh and delicious
I ordered again because it was delicious last time.
I plan to eat it with some leftover minced meat and Chinese cabbage.
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$13.55Microwave100s ! Menya Musashi Rich TsukemenShips from Ramen Kingdom
$9.09Kayanoya Tantan Tsukemen Dipping SauceShips from Tokyo mall
$138.40Sapporo Miso Tsukemen (Large6)Ships from Ramen Kings
$74.80Sapporo Miso Tsukemen (Small2)Ships from Ramen Kings
$108.60Sapporo Miso Tsukemen (Regular4)Ships from Ramen Kings
$144.40Shibikara Sapporo Miso Tsukemen (Large)Ships from Ramen Kings
$76.80Shibikara Sapporo Miso Tsukemen (Small)Ships from Ramen Kings
$112.60Shibikara Sapporo Miso Tsukemen (Regular)Ships from Ramen Kings
$10.99Kayano-ya Curry Tsukemen Dipping SauceShips from Tokyo mall
$24.85Tsukemen Dipping Ramen Noodles Ganja Sauce 364g 1 eachShips from Studio Tokyo
$16.792 servings GANJA Tsukemen Rich Shoyu Flavor 1 boxShips from Ramen Kingdom
$8.99Kayanoya Sea Bream Dashi Tsukemen Sauce Seasonal 1 packShips from Tokyo mall
Popular recipes
Spicy Tsukemen Stir Fry
This stir fry is packed with bold flavors and a spicy kick that will leave you craving for more. The chewy tsukemen noodles absorb all the delicious sauce, creating a mouthwatering dish.
Garlic Tsukemen Fried Rice
This fried rice is aromatic with the flavor of garlic and the distinctive taste of tsukemen. It's a quick and easy dish to whip up in your rice cooker, perfect for busy weeknights.
Soy-Glazed Tsukemen Instant Pot Ribs
Tender ribs cooked in a savory soy glaze featuring the rich, umami flavor of tsukemen. This recipe is made effortless with the help of an Instant Pot, resulting in fall-off-the-bone deliciousness.
Tsukemen Noodle Soup
A comforting noodle soup with a flavorful broth and chewy tsukemen noodles. Enjoy this heartwarming dish packed with the goodness of Asian cuisine staples.
Ginger Tsukemen Stir Fry
Bright and zesty ginger pairs perfectly with the savory tsukemen in this quick and easy stir fry. A burst of flavors that will keep you coming back for more.
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What is tsukemen?
Tsukemen is a Japanese dish where cold noodles are served with a separate hot dipping broth, typically made with soy sauce, vinegar, and other seasonings.
Is tsukemen spicy?
Tsukemen can be served with spicy or non-spicy broth depending on personal preference.
Can I make tsukemen at home?
Yes, you can make tsukemen at home by preparing the noodles and broth separately and serving them together.
Is tsukemen vegetarian-friendly?
Tsukemen can be made vegetarian-friendly by using a vegetable-based broth and omitting meat toppings.
Is tsukemen a healthy dish?
Tsukemen can be a relatively healthy dish if made with nutritious ingredients and balanced portions.
Can I add my own seasonings to tsukemen?
Yes, you can customize the flavor of tsukemen by adding your own seasonings such as chili oil, sesame seeds, or garlic.
Is tsukemen a traditional Japanese dish?
Tsukemen has become a popular dish in Japan in recent years, but it is not considered a traditional dish like ramen.
Where can I buy tsukemen?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
How is tsukemen different from ramen?
Unlike ramen where the noodles are served in a hot broth, tsukemen has cold noodles that are dipped into a hot broth before eating.
Is tsukemen gluten-free?
Tsukemen noodles are typically made from wheat flour, so it is not gluten-free.
What are popular toppings for tsukemen?
Popular toppings for tsukemen include sliced pork belly, soft-boiled eggs, nori (seaweed), and shredded green onions.
How do I eat tsukemen?
To eat tsukemen, take a small amount of noodles and dip them into the hot broth before slurping them up.
What is the best way to reheat leftover tsukemen?
To reheat leftover tsukemen, you can either microwave the noodles briefly or reheat them in a pot of hot water before serving with the broth.
Does tsukemen contain MSG?
Some tsukemen broths may contain MSG as a flavor enhancer, so it's best to check the ingredients if you want to avoid it.
Is tsukemen spicy?
Tsukemen can be served with spicy or non-spicy broth depending on personal preference.
Popular reviews
- It was delicious!! And cheaper than Tokyo Central!
- The soup tastes just like the real thing from a restaurant, and it's delicious!!! If you're making it as tsukemen (dipping noodles), you might want to use slightly less hot water than indicated. I ate it as ramen. It was delicious! ^_^
- I'm so happy I can eat tsukemen (dipping noodles) in America!
- It's authentic and delicious.
- It tastes just as good as something you'd get at a restaurant. I've bought it many times.
- Finally tried! Worth the price!!
- It was delicious! I'll definitely order it again.
- This was my first purchase. The sesame noodles were fragrant and spicy, and very delicious. I would definitely buy them again.
- I bought this for lunch and ate it with leftover vegetables.
- The noodles are chewy and the sauce is little spicy and tasty. I added ground meat and veggie as suggested
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