The fried tofu in these soup noodles has a sweet flavor and tastes delicious after soaking up the broth. The udon noodles are springy and chewy, and the broth is rich and smooth. The sweet and savory combination is quite distinctive. A warm, satisfying bowl when you're feeling a little hungry〜
Maruchan Red Kitsune Udon | Review by Linda Liao
Other Reviews by Linda Liao
-
Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse BAY Hakodate
This multi-purpose complex occupies part of Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse, one of Hakodate’s most popular sightseeing spots. The facility repurposes red brick warehouses once owned by Nippon Yusen, with a canal-constructed around 1882 (Meiji 15)-flowing between two buildings connected by bridges, creating a striking and memorable scene.
來到函館，金森紅磚倉庫 BAY HAKODATE 是很值得安排的一站。沿著海灣一帶散步，可以看到充滿歷史感的紅磚建築，復古外觀與函館港的景色相互映襯，散發出獨特的港都風情。金森倉庫內有許多特色商店、甜點與伴手禮，需要一點時間逛。
冬天聖誕季節來訪時晚上還會有點燈活動，整個街區彷彿披上一層溫柔的光。寒冷的空氣、歷史建築與閃耀燈景交織在一起，氣氛浪漫又有冬日限定的夢幻感。
-
-
Tea Culture Creation Museum, Oi Ocha Museum
In May 2024, Ito En, known for its tea beverages, opened this multi-purpose museum inside the Former Shimbashi Station building to mark its 60th anniversary. Made up of two museums with different themes, it lets you experience the appeal of tea, which has long been closely tied to everyday life in Japan.
At the tea culture museum created by Ito En, you can learn more about Japanese tea culture and feel that tea is not just a beverage, but also a delicate and warm part of everyday life.
I had also visited an Ito En tea house elsewhere before, and the ochazuke left a particularly strong impression on me. A lightly salty, savory tea broth was poured over steaming white rice. The tea aroma was delicate and not too heavy, and the dish was simple but never got tiring. A bowl in winter is especially soothing, with the warm tea broth warming you from the inside. You can also get a refill of the tea broth, which is a very thoughtful service〜
-
-
Former Osaka Shosen Building
Built in 1917 as the Moji branch of the shipping company Osaka Shosen, this Western-style building once served as a vital terminal when Moji Port was a key hub for continental routes during the Taisho era. The first floor functioned as a waiting room, while the second floor housed offices, making it an important gateway connecting the port with overseas destinations.
The Former Osaka Shosen Building is another beautiful Western-style building in the Mojiko area. Its exterior features brick walls with white decorative trim, and the vivid orange-red facade and octagonal tower are especially eye-catching. It has a strong European style and also reflects Mojiko's former prosperity as an international trading port. There is an exhibition space inside. Besides taking photos, I also recommend going in if you have time, as you can learn more about Mojiko's maritime history.
-
