🍜 台湾まぜそば · 8 places · Nagoya speciality
Taiwan Mazesoba
Soupless noodles with minced pork, chives, garlic and egg yolk

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Invented in a Nagoya ramen shop in 2008 and now sold across Japan. Thick noodles, no broth, everything mixed together at the table.
Taiwan Mazesoba
How to eat it
食べ方
- 1Mix hard for a good ten seconds before the first bite. Undermixed is the usual mistake.
- 2When the noodles are gone, ask for oimeshi — a small bowl of rice for the sauce left behind.
Order with one line
台湾まぜそばをください。
Taiwan mazesoba o kudasai.
= “Taiwan mazesoba, please.”
Show this to the staff — it means “Taiwan Mazesoba, please.”
Taiwan Mazesoba
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Where to eat it
Where to eat it
どこで食べるか
01Fujiyama 55 Kin Shachi Yokochouフジヤマ55 金シャチ横丁店Editor's pickEnglish menu¥501–1,000- 02Men Ya Hanabi Takahata Honten麺屋はなび 高畑本店Editor's pickEstablished 2008
- 03Fujiyama 55 Oosu Sou Hontenフジヤマ55 大須総本店Editor's pick
- 04Fujiyama 55 Sakae Rashikkuフジヤマ55栄ラシック店Editor's pick
05Teppen Chouten Katsukawaてっぺん頂天 勝川店¥501–1,000
06Raamenmazesobaarashi Sakaeらーめんまぜそばあらし栄店¥1,001–1,500
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08Teppen Chouten Nagoyadoomu Maeてっぺん頂天 ナゴヤドーム前店¥1,001–1,500
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