udon
a thick, white Japanese noodle made from wheat flour, often served in soup.
Origin of udon
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How to use udon in a sentence
As the head of the shopping district, Tsuji accepted Nakamoto’s request to open his udon restaurant.
As Japan’s yakuza mob weakens, former gangsters struggle to find a role outside crime | Michelle Lee, Julia Mio Inuma | October 18, 2021 | Washington PostSo when Nakamoto, the udon chef, tried to open up his restaurant in Tsuji’s shopping district — while he was still under the five-year ban — the cards seemed stacked against him.
As Japan’s yakuza mob weakens, former gangsters struggle to find a role outside crime | Michelle Lee, Julia Mio Inuma | October 18, 2021 | Washington PostFor dinner, I made a variation of a lazy udon soup I’ve been making off and on throughout the pandemic.
Genji smiled slightly, and said: "That is a very great compliment; but the udon tree does not blossom so easily."
Japanese Literature | VariousThe soba is a sort of vermicelli made of buckwheat, and the udon a kind of macaroni, solid and not in tubes.
A Japanese Boy | Shigemi Shiukichi
To provide for any among them that did not love sweet things we had the soba or the udon brought to us by their vender.
A Japanese Boy | Shigemi Shiukichi
British Dictionary definitions for udon
/ (ˈuːdɒn) /
(in Japanese cookery) large noodles made of wheat flour
Origin of udon
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