13 Essential Destinations for Asian Noodles in Seattle
Noodles have special meaning in so many Asian cultures, ranging from longevity to general health to luck to fortune. Here are some of the best in the Seattle area.
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For Eater: Where to Eat Japanese Food in Seattle
For Eater Seattle, here are my recommendations of great Japanese restaurants in the area.
Miyabi 45th Turns (Devilishly) Onibaba Ramen
Seattle's soba maker starts making ramen. And sets the bar high in the process.
Special-Occasion Soba Noodles for the New Year at Miyabi 45th in Seattle
Mutsuko Soma makes noodles daily in traditional fashion, using a rolling pin and a soba knife. These fresh noodles find their way on the menu in many interesting incarnations.
Exploring Asian Sweets in the ID: How to learn to love—or at least try—Asian desserts
As a non-Asian who’s slowly come to appreciate many, but not yet all, Asian sweets, I’ve often wondered what makes them less appealing to Westerners. What better way to figure it out than to sample a good swath of sweets from Seattle’s International District?
Sugar Rush: Green Tea Ice Cream Sandwich at Miyabi 45th, Seattle
A soba restaurant isn’t a place you’d ordinarily consider special for sweets, but you shouldn’t consider Miyabi 45th an ordinary restaurant. Chef Mutsuko Soma makes soba noodles from scratch using buckwheat from Washington state, then uses them in a wide variety of cold and hot…
Ramen by the Numbers on 45th in Wallingford
Fresh from my eleventh trip to Japan, I’m remaining vigilant in my ramen watch for Seattle. There have been numerous changes since my comprehensive critique of our ramen scene in 2011, many of those changes happening on the north side of the city.
Taichi Kitamura…
Miyabi 45th: Where Soma Makes Soba and So Much More
It’s been fun watching the evolution of Mutsuko Soma since the closing of Chez Shea left the chef shopping for new options. She had a (buckwheat) seed of an idea to start serving handmade soba, and saw success in a variety of pop-ups, including the…
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