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I've seen fresh soba noodles at Asian Foods on 440.
Posted on: 2016/3/19 15:42
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Have not yet checked Mitsuwa for fresh soba. I did get the dipping sauce for cold soba there - it is awesome. With a bit of daikon, scallions and wasabi it tasted really authentic. Only the dry soba were a letdown. Next time I am at Mitsuwa I will ask them about fresh or frozen soba.
Posted on: 2016/3/19 15:25
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Have you tried Mitsuwa in Edgewater? They have a wider selection of products and a great food court.
Posted on: 2016/3/19 15:06
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Where can I find fresh soba noodles? Frozen would be okay, too. I would like to prepare them at home Ten Zaru style. I found lots of dry soba brands at H Mart in Fort Lee, but they just don't taste anything like fresh ones - no bite or chewiness to them.
Posted on: 2016/3/19 15:01
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