Japanese Noodles in US

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JDubG

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19 Jun 2004

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• 9 Jul 2004

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What kind of Noodles can I buy imported from Japan, besides Roman Noodles? I want real Japan noodles. Can you help? Thanks!

 

misa.j

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6 May 2004

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• #2

You should visit Japanese grocery websites, and you will see many kinds of noodles such as 'soba' 'udon' 'somen' etc..

afg
http://www.katagiri.com/order.htm

 

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JDubG

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19 Jun 2004

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• 10 Jul 2004

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• #3

Thank you very much! Arigatou!

 

Lina Inverse

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29 Apr 2004

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• 10 Jul 2004

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Aren't there any Asia shops where you live? You can find a broad variety of noodels there :haihai:

 

misa.j

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JDubG said:

Thank you very much! Arigatou!

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You're very welcome! Enjoy those noodles!

Lina Inverse gave you a good advice, too!

 

nikki_the_insane

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31 Oct 2003

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• 16 Jul 2004

• #6

I know the Smith's near where I live sells Udon in the Produce section.

 

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Jean-Francois

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• 23 Jul 2004

• #7

Baby Star Cripspy Noodle Snack

I think you can buy Baby Star Cripspy Noodle Snack (manufactured by Oyatsu) in some Hong Kong and Taiwanese supermarkets (Korean/ Veitnamese-Chinese markets usually don't carry it) in the States.

I like Baby Star Noodle Snack
although it says "chicken flavored" in front of the bag. It tastes best with coke!