Okayama's local gourmet Hiruzen area specialty Yakisoba [Hiruzen Yakisoba]

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“Hiruzen Yakisoba” What do you think of when you hear the name? I would like to introduce this dish, which is known as a local cuisine or local gourmet dish of Okayama Prefecture. Let's explore together its history, characteristics, and why it continues to be loved by people so much.

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What is Hiruzen Yakisoba?

Famous yakisoba from the Hiruzen region, grilled with a secret miso sauce In the Hiruzen region of northern Okayama Prefecture, miso-based yakisoba and Genghis Khan have been made at home since the 1950s as preserved winter food. It was being eaten. Among these, a restaurant in Hiruzen uses a unique miso sauce that combines various ingredients and seasonings such as miso-based garlic, onions, and apples, and serves it with parent chicken (kashiwa meat) and cabbage. The yakisoba that started out became popular and became known as Hiruzen's yakisoba. Be sure to try the taste of Hiruzen, which continues to be loved by locals.

“Hiruzen Yakisoba Good Tonkai”

We want many customers to come to Hiruzen, learn about the charm of Hiruzen in Maniwa City, and become fans, so we changed the gourmet food that was simply called ``Yakisoba'' in Hiruzen to ``Hiruzen Yaki.'' We are a community revitalization organization that carries out various activities to promote the community brand as a local brand. In recognition of these activities, we received the Gold Grand Prix at the B-1 Grand Prix, a joint PR event of "town revitalization organizations" through local gourmet food from all over the country.

Hiruzen Yakisoba Kaitonkai official website

Enjoy Hiruzen Yakisoba at home!

A set that allows you to easily enjoy Hiruzen Yakisoba at home.

You can enjoy the local gourmet “Hiruzen Yakisoba” from the Hiruzen area of ​​Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture, which was introduced on the popular TV program “Secret Kenmin SHOW Kiwami” (broadcast on September 30, 2021), at home!

・Hiruzen Yakisoba Set 2 meals 576 yen (tax included)

[Contents] Noodles 150g x 2, sauce 40g x 2, Japanese pepper 0.2g x 2

[Product introduction] Supervised by “Hiruzen Yakisoba Kaitonkai”! The rich miso-based sweet and spicy sauce and spicy Japanese pepper make it addictive. You can easily cook it by just frying it in a frying pan.

*Please prepare ingredients such as meat and vegetables separately.

・Hiruzen Yakisoba sauce 324 yen (tax included)

[Contents] 235g (6 servings)

[Product introduction] Hiruzen yakisoba sauce jointly developed with the 6th B-1 Grand Prix winner ``Hiruzen Yakisoba Kaitonkai''. You can try the popular Hiruzen Yakisoba at home! A sweet and spicy sauce with a rich miso base.

*Please prepare noodles and other ingredients such as meat and vegetables separately.

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We also have “Yoruzen Yakisoba”!

Yakisoba for adults that is based on the same miso sauce as Hiruzen Yakisoba, but with a spiciness and punch that goes well with alcohol. Unlike Hiruzen, which uses chicken bone as ingredients, Yoruzen uses chicken heart, skirt steak, and cartilage, and chives and dried daikon radish add a crunchy texture. doing.

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Recommended spots in Hiruzen area

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Okayama Prefecture is located in the center of western Japan and is known as the ``Land of Sunny'' due to its mild climate with little rain throughout the year. Conveniently located in the middle of famous sightseeing spots in Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima! It is also the gateway to Shikoku via the Seto Ohashi Bridge. Okayama is also known as the "Fruit Kingdom," and the fruits that have been exposed to the sun in the warm climate of Setouchi are of the highest quality in terms of sweetness, aroma, and taste. You can enjoy seasonal fruits such as white peach, muscat, and pione! There are also world-class sightseeing spots such as ``Okayama Castle'', ``Okayama Korakuen'', one of Japan's three famous gardens, and Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, which are proud of their history, culture, and art!

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