What is mazesoba?

Mazesoba is a Japanese noodle dish served without soup. Maze comes from mazeru, the Japanese word for mix. The noodles, sauce and toppings go into one bowl, and you mix them together before eating.

It differs from ramen, which comes in hot soup, and from tsukemen, where you dip the noodles in a separate broth.

How to eat it

  1. If your bowl has an egg yolk, break it first.
  2. Lift the noodles from the bottom and mix until the sauce coats everything.
  3. Eat it while it's hot.

Mazesoba at MAZE TOKYO

Seafood Mazesoba

¥1,500

Plump salmon roe, seared cubes and fragrant shredded nori over noodles. Mix it all together and dig in.

Pork / Seafood

Wagyu Mazesoba

¥2,500

A generous layer of wagyu and one egg yolk over noodles. Mix well and the richness of the beef coats every strand.

Beef / Raw egg

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Getting here

1F-2F Sekine Bldg, 4-9-10 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0045

Tsukijishijo Station (Toei Oedo Line), Exit A1, 5 min walk

7:00–15:00

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