Kyoto Countryside Udon Making from Scratch (1 Hour)
- Make Kyoto udon from scratch in peaceful rural Wazuka
- Prepare rich broth with bonito flakes, seaweed, and local toppings
- Enjoy your udon with Wazuka matcha and traditional chadango
What to expect
Visit Wazuka, a quiet town out in the countryside of Kyoto. Away from the crowds of the city learn to cook and eat like a real local with this udon making experience. Udon is a popular noodle dish in Japan that rivals the fame of ramen and soba. It is a classic Japanese dish that has taken many forms across the different regions of the country but is enjoyed everywhere. Make these thick noodles by hand from the kneading of the dough. Learn the secrets of the delicious rich broth that is usually associated with the dish. Make your own bowl with the help of knowledgeable locals who can teach you the importance of every ingredient. Enjoy making this Japanese comfort food in the peace of rural Japan, then eat it while relaxing with Kyoto's famous green tea.
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Reviews
This was kind of a letdown. While I didn't have an issue travelling to the countryside to try out the activity, it was not worth going all the way for it. Maybe I was wrong with having high expectations because I went for a ramen making workshop the previous day and they taught us from how to tie the chicken, create the noodle, customise your soup base, boil it etc, BUT what I got from the udon workshop was just on making the noodles, that's it. The instructor also didn't speak a lick of English so I couldn't inquire anything about the making process like what's the name of this, etc. I just mixed water with the flour, kneaded it, flatten it, cut it and that's it. I wasn't taught about the soup or was involved with the other ingredients, nothing. And because they didn't speak English, I thought when the lady passed me the menu, it was to name what topping I wanted, in the end, it was an extra thing I had to pay. Not worth going all the way. The only saving grace was that the udon was yummy.
nice experience and location. staff was nice but only spoke Japanese. lunch provided was deceiving as it was only the Udon that we made.
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