Search locations or food
OR
Sign up
Karē Udon | Traditional Stew From Biei, Japan | TasteAtlas
Karē Udon | Traditional Stew From Biei, Japan | TasteAtlas
Karē Udon | Traditional Stew From Biei, Japan | TasteAtlas
Karē Udon | Traditional Stew From Biei, Japan | TasteAtlas
Karē Udon | Traditional Stew From Biei, Japan | TasteAtlas
Karē Udon | Traditional Stew From Biei, Japan | TasteAtlas

Karē udon

(咖喱乌冬面, カレーうどん, Curry Udon)

Curry udon consists of thick Japanese noodles made from wheat flour, served in a bowl of Japanese curry. Since it is a warming dish, curry udon is extremely popular during winter, and because things can get quite messy while consuming it, some curry udon restaurants offer disposable dibs to customers.


The dish can vary in levels of spiciness - from mild to hot, depending on the curry. One of the most popular toppings for the dish is Shabu Shabu meat, thinly sliced so that it combines extremely well with the thick and chewy udon noodles.

WHERE TO EAT The best Karē udon in the world (according to food experts)

Country Captain

n/a
Southern United States, United States of America

Paomo

3.9
Xi'an, China

Jingisukan

4.5
Hokkaido Region, Japan

Robatayaki

n/a
Hokkaido Region, Japan

Rui-be

n/a
Hokkaido Region, Japan

Denpun dango

n/a
Hokkaido Region, Japan

Sūpu karē

3.9
Sapporo, Japan

Butadon

4.3
Obihiro, Japan

Asahikawa ramen

n/a
Asahikawa, Japan

Uroko dango

n/a
Fukagawa, Japan

Ratings

4.3
Like
78%
Indifferent
22%
Don't like
0%
Ate it? Rate it
Wanna try?
Add to list