Top 4 products for Nama Yakisoba
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This is so easy to make. I microwave the noodle just a few minutes while stir fry Some veggies, like thin sliced carrots, cabbage, bean sprouts, and also meat. Once veggies and meat are cooked, add half of the seasoning and then add noodle and the rest of the seasoning.
The best for a quick lunch
I'll definitely buy this again; it's convenient and delicious. Great!
I will buy it again. It's delicious.
I always keep this at home and will keep buying it again
It contains 3 packets. Maruchan's yakisoba is really delicious.
I had yakisoba for the first time in a while. It was a nostalgic taste of Japan, and I was so happy.
love these
Perfect for children's lunches during summer vacation.
I always keep this stocked at home! This taste brings back so many memories, and my kids love it too!
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It's been a while since I had Ippei-chan ramen, and it was delicious!
I don't buy it often in America because I know the price in Japan, but I still like Ippei-chan (mustard mayonnaise flavor) the best among instant yakisoba
I had it as a late-night snack. It's been a while since I've tasted it.
very delicious, not spicy really but i wll be ordering this again
Both my husband and I felt so nostalgic that we couldn't help but buy it!
I keep it in stock because it makes a quick snack when I don't feel like cooking anything on the weekend.
Love the flavor, perfect volume for one person!! One problem: ENGLISH NUTRITION LABEL was wrong. Sodium said 0, and the calories said 310, when the JAPANESE NUTRITION LABEL said 584 calories. Sodium is obviously not 0. Be sure to check the original fact sheet.
It's the best among fried noodles.
I've bought it many times and it's definitely the most delicious.
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It's easy to prepare, so it's convenient for when you're short on time.
The noodles are delicious, and they're very quick to make into a dry noodle salad.
I eat this when I'm craving yakisoba. I've bought it many times.
Whenever I have leftover stir-fried vegetables, I always make yakisoba (fried noodles). Since it's made with dried noodles, it keeps well and is very convenient.
first time purchasing. Cannot wait to try
It's convenient because you can quickly make it by adding vegetables and meat when you're feeling a little hungry.
So delicious, so delicious, really delicious Japanese dry noodles
You can enjoy Japanese-style fried noodles at home! It's so affordable, I'll definitely buy it again! :)
It's great for lunch etc.
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I bought this for the first time because the reviews were good, but I think I prefer [another brand]. I liked the thick noodles, but the sauce in [another brand] might be better.
I bought it before and it was delicious, so I bought it again when it was on sale.
Made some yakisoba & added some toppings to it. Was yummy!
This is my first time buying this, and I'm looking forward to trying it because the noodles look thick.
This is my first time buying it! It looks delicious!
A repeat purchase. I think it's tastier than the one from [-chan] (←Is that not censored?), with thicker, chewier noodles, a larger portion (and a better-tasting sauce) (←This is just my personal opinion). (I bought this instead of the discounted [-chan].)
It's enough for three servings. The noodles are thicker than Maruchan's. I'm not sure if it's a large serving or not.
I’m gonna make Yakisoba!!
It's thicker than regular yakisoba and chewy. It's worth eating.
Popular recipes
Stir-Fried Nama Yakisoba
This quick and easy stir-fry recipe is a perfect weeknight dinner option. The nama yakisoba is sautéed with veggies and a savory sauce, creating a delicious and satisfying meal.
Instant Pot Nama Yakisoba
Using an Instant Pot makes this nama yakisoba dish a breeze to prepare. The pressure cooker locks in all the flavors, resulting in a tasty and tender noodle dish that's ready in no time.
Rice Cooker Nama Yakisoba
Cooking nama yakisoba in a rice cooker is a unique twist on a classic dish. The noodles absorb all the flavors of the other ingredients, creating a flavorful and satisfying meal.
Frequently asked questions
What is nama yakisoba?
Nama yakisoba is a type of Japanese stir-fried noodles that are typically flavored with a savory yakisoba sauce.
How do you cook nama yakisoba?
To cook nama yakisoba, simply boil the noodles until they are al dente, then stir-fry them with your choice of vegetables, meat, or seafood, and yakisoba sauce.
Is nama yakisoba gluten-free?
Most nama yakisoba noodles contain wheat flour and are not gluten-free. However, there are gluten-free yakisoba noodle options available in the market.
Can I add other ingredients to my nama yakisoba?
Yes, you can customize your nama yakisoba by adding vegetables, proteins, or other toppings of your choice.
Can I freeze nama yakisoba?
Yes, you can freeze nama yakisoba by placing it in an airtight container or freezer bag. However, the texture may change slightly upon thawing.
Is it healthy to eat nama yakisoba regularly?
Nama yakisoba can be part of a healthy diet when paired with plenty of vegetables and lean proteins. However, moderation is key due to the high sodium content in yakisoba sauce.
Can I make nama yakisoba spicy?
Yes, you can easily make nama yakisoba spicy by adding chili oil or sriracha sauce to your dish.
How can I reheat nama yakisoba?
To reheat nama yakisoba, simply stir-fry it in a skillet with a little bit of oil until heated through.
How is nama yakisoba different from regular yakisoba?
Nama yakisoba is typically packaged as fresh noodles that have not been fried or cooked yet, while regular yakisoba noodles are usually pre-cooked and dried.
Is nama yakisoba vegan?
Nama yakisoba can be made vegan by using a vegan-friendly yakisoba sauce and omitting meat or seafood in the dish.
Is nama yakisoba spicy?
Nama yakisoba is not inherently spicy, but you can add chili oil or other spicy condiments to make it spicy according to your preference.
How long does nama yakisoba last in the fridge?
Fresh nama yakisoba should be consumed within a few days of purchase, but cooked nama yakisoba can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3-4 days.
Is nama yakisoba the same as chow mein?
Nama yakisoba and chow mein are similar in that they are both stir-fried noodle dishes, but they have different seasonings and ingredients.
Does nama yakisoba contain MSG?
Some brands of nama yakisoba may contain MSG in their yakisoba sauce, so it's important to check the ingredients list if you are sensitive to MSG.
What are some topping ideas for nama yakisoba?
Popular toppings for nama yakisoba include sliced pork, shrimp, cabbage, carrots, bell peppers, and green onions.
Where can I buy nama yakisoba?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
This is so easy to make. I microwave the noodle just a few minutes while stir fry Some veggies, like thin sliced carrots, cabbage, bean sprouts, and also meat. Once veggies and meat are cooked, add half of the seasoning and then add noodle and the rest of the seasoning.
The best for a quick lunch
I'll definitely buy this again; it's convenient and delicious. Great!
I will buy it again. It's delicious.
I always keep this at home and will keep buying it again
It contains 3 packets. Maruchan's yakisoba is really delicious.
I had yakisoba for the first time in a while. It was a nostalgic taste of Japan, and I was so happy.
love these
Perfect for children's lunches during summer vacation.
I always keep this stocked at home! This taste brings back so many memories, and my kids love it too!
It's been a while since I had Ippei-chan ramen, and it was delicious!
I don't buy it often in America because I know the price in Japan, but I still like Ippei-chan (mustard mayonnaise flavor) the best among instant yakisoba
I had it as a late-night snack. It's been a while since I've tasted it.
very delicious, not spicy really but i wll be ordering this again
Both my husband and I felt so nostalgic that we couldn't help but buy it!
I keep it in stock because it makes a quick snack when I don't feel like cooking anything on the weekend.
Love the flavor, perfect volume for one person!! One problem: ENGLISH NUTRITION LABEL was wrong. Sodium said 0, and the calories said 310, when the JAPANESE NUTRITION LABEL said 584 calories. Sodium is obviously not 0. Be sure to check the original fact sheet.
It's the best among fried noodles.
I've bought it many times and it's definitely the most delicious.
It's easy to prepare, so it's convenient for when you're short on time.
I bought this for the first time because the reviews were good, but I think I prefer [another brand]. I liked the thick noodles, but the sauce in [another brand] might be better.
I bought it before and it was delicious, so I bought it again when it was on sale.
Made some yakisoba & added some toppings to it. Was yummy!
This is my first time buying this, and I'm looking forward to trying it because the noodles look thick.
This is my first time buying it! It looks delicious!
A repeat purchase. I think it's tastier than the one from [-chan] (←Is that not censored?), with thicker, chewier noodles, a larger portion (and a better-tasting sauce) (←This is just my personal opinion). (I bought this instead of the discounted [-chan].)
It's enough for three servings. The noodles are thicker than Maruchan's. I'm not sure if it's a large serving or not.
I’m gonna make Yakisoba!!
It's thicker than regular yakisoba and chewy. It's worth eating.

















