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Yakisoba (Japanese Fried Noodles/焼きそば)
September 10th, 2009Recipes, 30-Minute Recipes, Recipes, Eating Light, Recipes, Japanese Recipes, Recipes40 Comments
Yakisoba (Japanese Fried Noodles/焼きそば)
Ingredients:
12 oz. yakisoba (rinsed with water and drained)
3 cloves garlic (finely chopped)
2 oz. pork (cut into small pieces and marinated with some soy sauce)
2 oz. cabbage (roughly chopped into pieces)
2 oz. carrot (cut into thin strips)
Some scallions (cut into thin threads)
2 tablespoons oil
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon sake
1/2 teaspoon mirin
3 dashes white pepper powder
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1/8 teaspoon sesame oil
Salt to taste
Method:
Heat up wok with oil. Add garlic and stir fry until light brown in color. Add pork and do a few quick stirs before adding cabbage and carrot. Stir a few times and add noodles and all the seasonings. Continue to stir-fry until the vegetables and noodles are cooked, for 1-2 minutes. Transfer out and serve immediately with some benishoga (Japanese picked ginger).
Cook’s Note:
You can find fresh yakisoba noodles at Japanese stores or Asian stores. Usually, they come with yakisoba seasoning sauce. You can use the sauce or make yakisoba from scratch using my yakisoba recipe above.
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Bee, this looks delicious! Thanks for participating in Blog Away Hunger:-) All it takes is a 25 cents to provide a meal, so every little bit counts!
Thanks Marc. Yes, 25 cents could buy someone a yakisoba (or local fried noodles) somewhere. :)
Yum, love yakisoba. This recipe sound simple enough yet delicious.
Yes!
Oh, my dry-run for your chix satay and peanut sauce went well so it’s a go for Sunday!
Awesome, let me know how you like the satay and the sauce!
This looks so amazing :) do you think it would work with soba noodles or chow mein (in a pinch). We don’t have the widest Japanese ingredients here :)
Yes, you can use chow mein. Soba noodles will be too soft for this Yakisoba recipe. Good luck! :)
Yum, we love Japanese, not had yakisoba for ages, will have to try your recipe. Will have to compromise on the noodles though as we can’t get them in Spain.
Debs – good luck making yakisoba in Spain. Please share your yakisoba when you make it.
Yum! This is taking me down food-memory lane back to my trip to Japan several years ago. We do have a Japanese grocery here but I’ve never noticed any fresh noodles; I’ll have to inquire next time I’m there.
For the 2 oz. pork, would you just buy something like a single boneless pork chop at the butcher counter?
Correct. My first meal ever in Tokyo was a plate of yakisoba. So good!
Oh no! I was looking through all of your recipes for a noodle dinner inspiration last night (I had a craving) and didn’t see this post until this morning. It’s not a problem though because I often have noodle cravings- about twice a week. :) Thanks for this recipe. It’s going to satisfy me next week I’m sure.
Yes, I have cravings for noodles all the time too, and this yakisoba is great.
yummy… I love japanese food! Especially fried noodles. It reminds me my travel in Japan last year!!! Thank you sharing…
Yes, yakisoba already reminded me of my travel to Japan!
Delicious. You mentioned the pickled ginger– benishoga. Is this served on the side or incorporated in the yakisoba as an ingredient?
They are served on top of the yakisoba, but I served it on the side. It’s up to you.
yum..very simple and reminds me of the time when i went to cairns and it was littered with awesome jap food!
Cairns with Japanese food, that’s interesting. Haven’t been to that part of Australia.
i just adore yakisoba! they’re my favourite noodle dish ever! and your recipe looks so delicious! i love your blog and photos, lovely!
cheers from london,
pity
Thanks for the comment, yes, I love yakisoba too.
Looks amazing! I tend to eat this lots at Wagamamas restaurants, but I’m sure yours is much better!!!
Andy – http://onceuponathyme.wordpress.com/
I have never tried gyoza at Wagamamas. We don’t even have Wagamamas here. :(
Hi Bee,
This recipe looks great! I love yakisoba..I also love okonomiyaki!
Keep it up. I just got back from Japan and was in heaven with the food :)
Brian
Yes, food in Japan is great. I love it, too.
This looks delicious, and I’m all for inexpensive dishes!
Yes, yakisoba is cheap and good.
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Awesome recipe! One place to find yakisoba noodles is the store World Market; if you have one near you. My husband and I buy ours there and they are very good. My husband even said they were the best noodles he had had since he left Japan after living there for around 3 years. Hope this can help someone who doesn’t have an oriental market near them :D
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Hi there! My Okasan puts a little Worcestershire sauce in her yakisoba- gives it a piquant flavor. My mouth is watering…
WOW!! This dish sounds incredible! My hubby and I eat Asian inspired food at least 2x a week in our home. Our commissary just started carrying refrigerated yakisoba noodles, so I am so excited to make this for dinner tonight! Bookmarking and “liked” you on Facebook! I will be back for more yummy recipes! :) Thanks!
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Hi there. I would love to try this recipe, but don’t drink and therefore have no sake. Is there something I could use in its place without completely comprising the recipe? Thanks.
You can use Chinese rice wine.
I have recently discovered a little mom and pop Japanese restaurant close to my work and have been addicted to their Yakisoba noodles. I’ve been searching for a good recipe that I could make quickly and with a large volume (I have 2 small kids that require lots of attention). Google pointed me towards this recipe and I tried it last night. It was absolutely amazing! Everyone in my house loved it so much that their were no leftovers for me to take to work today (bummer!).
Thanks for this great recipe and I am looking forward to trying more from your site!
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About how many servings is this for?
2