Steps
- 1.
Kamaage Udon (Kagawa Prefecture, Japan): Temomi creates the perfect chewiness to withstand boiling in large communal pots
- 2.
Jjolmyeon (Korea): Adapted technique gives the wheat noodles their distinctive springy texture
- 3.
Sanuki Udon (Shikoku, Japan): Foot-kneading produces the flat, square-edged noodles characteristic of this style