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Mita Udon

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Ankake udon, Cold udon, Basic udon

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About this place

A visit to Mita Udon in Seokchon-dong to try a wide range of house-made udon.

Taste notes from the video

A concise guide based on what was ordered and described in the feature.

The house-made noodles are described as long, thick, and chewy. The broth tastes different from typical udon broth, and the cold udon has a tangy tsuyu flavor with lemon. The tempura is crispy, and the shrimp tempura is said to have large shrimp.

Recommended dishes
01
Ankake udonSignature dish

The sauce is thick.

WhyIt is explicitly called the best menu in the video.
02
Cold udonOrdered on video

Tangy tsuyu flavor with lemon.

WhyIt is ordered and mixed on camera, showing the cold-udon style clearly.
03
Basic udonOrdered on video

Long, thick, and chewy noodles.

WhyIt is the first bowl tried and shows the noodles and broth most clearly.
Visits and features

See what each feature ordered, described, and highlighted about the visit.

tzuyang쯔양Visit informationWatch feature video

More Than 2 kg of Noodles? All Udon Menu at Mita Udon in Seokchon-dong

A video of trying the full udon menu at Mita Udon in Seokchon-dong.

A visit to Mita Udon in Seokchon-dong to try a wide range of house-made udon.

Taste notes from the video

The house-made noodles are described as long, thick, and chewy. The broth tastes different from typical udon broth, and the cold udon has a tangy tsuyu flavor with lemon. The tempura is crispy, and the shrimp tempura is said to have large shrimp.

Key visit points
  • Filmed at Mita Udon in Seokchon-dong.
  • The house-made noodles are described as long, thick, and chewy.
  • The basic udon broth is said to taste different from typical broth.
  • The ankake udon with mentaiko is described as having a thick sauce.
  • The cold udon is described as having a tangy tsuyu flavor with lemon.
Dishes featured in the video
Ankake udonThe sauce is thick.Cold udonTangy tsuyu flavor with lemon.Basic udonLong, thick, and chewy noodles.