ソース()きそば

そーすやきそば
noun
sauce yakisoba; stir-fried noodles with Worcester sauce
1. sauce yakisoba; stir-fried noodles seasoned with Worcester-style sauce
The most common type of yakisoba in Japan, where stir-fried noodles are flavored with a thick, sweet-savory Worcester-style sauce and topped with ingredients like cabbage, pork, and pickled ginger.
(ひる)ごはんにソース()きそばを(つく)った。
I made sauce yakisoba for lunch.
屋台(やたい)のソース()きそばは(まつ)りの定番(ていばん)だ。
Sauce yakisoba from food stalls is a festival staple.
富士宮(ふじのみや)やきそばや横手(よこて)やきそばなど、各地(かくち)にソース()きそばの名物(めいぶつ)がある。
There are famous sauce yakisoba specialties in various regions, such as Fujinomiya yakisoba and Yokote yakisoba.

The default style of ()きそば in Japan. When Japanese people say ()きそば without qualification, they almost always mean ソース()きそば. The sauce used is a Japanese-style Worcester sauce (中濃(ちゅうのう)ソース or ()きそば専用(せんよう)ソース), giving the noodles a distinctive dark color and sweet-savory flavor.

COMMON TOPPINGS:

  • 紅生姜(べにしょうが): pickled red ginger
  • 青海苔(あおのり): green seaweed flakes
  • 鰹節(かつおぶし): bonito flakes
  • 目玉焼(めだまや)き: fried egg

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ソース()きそばを(つく)る: to make sauce yakisoba
  • 屋台(やたい)のソース()きそば: food stall yakisoba
  • ソース()きそばパン: yakisoba bread roll

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • (しお)()きそば: salt yakisoba — seasoned with salt instead of sauce; lighter flavor
  • ()きうどん: fried udon — similar dish but with thicker udon noodles