Product Introduction
Everything is the main character! Nissin's strongest Donbei. The noodles are thicker and chewier than Donbei Kitsune Udon, featuring a blend of six types of dashi with a distinct kelp flavor. It includes thicker aburaage and yuzu shichimi from Nagano's Yahatanaya Isogoro, making it the ultimate Donbei where everything shines.
Ingredients
Fried noodles (wheat flour (domestically produced), vegetable oil, salt, vegetable protein, soybean dietary fiber), toppings (seasoned fried tofu, kamaboko), soup (salt, sugars, powdered soy sauce, bonito seasoning, fish powder (bonito, mackerel, flying fish), niboshi seasoning, shichimi pepper, green onion, kelp seasoning, kelp powder, shiitake seasoning) / processed starch, seasoning (amino acids, etc.), thickening agent (gum arabic), phosphate (Na), calcium carbonate, caramel coloring, flavoring, pH adjuster, antioxidant (vitamin E), spice extract, emulsifier, paprika coloring, gardenia coloring, tea extract, vitamin B2, vitamin B1, red yeast rice coloring, (contains wheat, dairy, sesame, mackerel, soybean, gelatin).
Usage Instructions
[1] Peel back the lid halfway and remove the bag of powdered soup with shichimi.
[2] Add the powdered soup first, then slowly pour boiling water up to the inner line.
[3] Cover and let sit for 8 minutes, then stir lightly. Finally, sprinkle with shichimi to finish.
The extra-thick udon with enhanced chewy texture, the soup featuring a kelp umami from six types of blended dashi, and the thicker, fluffy aburaage are highlights. Comes with specially blended yuzu shichimi from the long-established Yahatanaya Isogoro in Nagano. One case contains 12 servings.
Allergy Information: Wheat, dairy, sesame, mackerel, soybean, gelatin. For details on ingredients and nutritional information, please refer to the product packaging.
"Nissin Donbei" has been a beloved brand of Japanese-style cup noodles since its launch in 1976, enjoyed by a wide range of customers. It allows for easy and delicious consumption of cup udon and cup soba.
Perfect as a gift for loved ones, presents, or family remittances. Keeping a stock can serve as preparation