麺やマルショウ
めんやまるしょう
Menya Marushou
Taiwan mazesoba: 17 / 20
(台湾まぜそば)
And here I am again in one of my Northern Osaka favorites, Marusho. It was time to try their mazesoba - which I had eaten in its summer, cold version - in its original, hot version.
Sauce: A very tasty, relatively spicy, and unfortunately too salty sauce.
Noodles: They had the perfect firmness.
Meat: You have to taste the ground minced meat before mixing it with the rest of the ingredients, to discover the richness of the spices. Sublime.
Egg: A raw egg, which fits perfectly well here.
Toppings: The same kind of toppings as in the cold version - minus the tomato: small nori squares, white negi, green negi - and the oh-so-subtle goma-flavored cubes (here again, taste one before mixing it with the rest, as the sauce might slightly overpower its taste).
As with the cold version, you get some rice to mix with the remainder of the sauce, for a very convincing after-experience. This mix is simple but sublime, and might even deserve in my opinion a special trip to Osaka’s northern suburbs.
More info on ramendb.
めんやまるしょう
Menya Marushou
Taiwan mazesoba: 17 / 20
(台湾まぜそば)
And here I am again in one of my Northern Osaka favorites, Marusho. It was time to try their mazesoba - which I had eaten in its summer, cold version - in its original, hot version.
Sauce: A very tasty, relatively spicy, and unfortunately too salty sauce.
Noodles: They had the perfect firmness.
Meat: You have to taste the ground minced meat before mixing it with the rest of the ingredients, to discover the richness of the spices. Sublime.
Egg: A raw egg, which fits perfectly well here.
Toppings: The same kind of toppings as in the cold version - minus the tomato: small nori squares, white negi, green negi - and the oh-so-subtle goma-flavored cubes (here again, taste one before mixing it with the rest, as the sauce might slightly overpower its taste).
As with the cold version, you get some rice to mix with the remainder of the sauce, for a very convincing after-experience. This mix is simple but sublime, and might even deserve in my opinion a special trip to Osaka’s northern suburbs.
More info on ramendb.
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