Mizkan Udon and Soba Broth Concentrate, 12 fl oz

My favorite is in the summer time, doing Japanese Zaru Soba. Cooked Buckwheat Noodles, rinsed well in Cold water before adding a bowl of broth on the side to dip the noodles before each mothful. Chopped up Toasted Nori and Sesame Seeds or Furikake is Good too as well as some Shredded Daikon. Tuna, or Bonito...Yum!

Excellent quality, as with all the Mizkan products and convenient. Perfect flavor for soup base, noodles, rice or or adding as a finishing seasoning to already prepared food, like a soy. I consider it a mild fish sauce, but with extra flavors already in it. Not overly fishy, to me, even though there's a lot of fish in it and the ginger is mild and blends in nicely (not noticeably ginger flavored). Love it. From the bottle: Soy sauce (water, wheat, soybean, salt), sugar, water, tuna broth (water, dried skipjack tuna), salt, scallop extract (scallop extract, salt), distilled vinegar, garlic, dried sardine %26 anchovy extract, ginger.

I absolutely love this stuff! So flavorful %26 a perfect replacement for the flavor packs that come with ramen. A couple tablespoons usually does the trick.

This broth concentrate is amazing! It's got all of the umami you're looking for. I actually use it to make a chicken or salmon over rice with a sweet soy glaze/pan sauce. It's got all the things I usually add to my sauce in the perfect ratios. I just add 2 parts water to 2 parts of the concentrate to 1 part brown sugar, about a tsp or two of sesame oil. I cook and reduce it and once reduced I finish the pan sauce with cold butter. I toss the cooked chicken back in after cutting it up. The chicken gets coated in the sauce and it's perfect over rice with any number of side veggies. 10/10 will repurchase!

staple for Japanese vooking

Yummy for noodle broth and meat/chicken recipes

I got this because it seemed like the same thing as their Ramen Broth Concentrate but with a slightly different flavor. I haven't tried that one, but I figured I may as try this one first, and if it were good enough, I could come back to that later. In my first taste test, I was trying to find how to describe it. I was thinking that if you imagine someone trying to make a grilled polish sausage as a liquid, and in the process, they added soy sauce, then you would be close to picturing this flavor. Later testing it again, I realized this tastes like the juice inside a can of Smoked Vienna Sausages. Finally, to finalize my analysis, I made my noodles and tasted them in this broth. I was right and it's terrible. I recently realized I don't like sausages in my noodles, and this broth tastes like smoked sausages, making it a waste for me, so much that I can't justify buying the Ramen version because it'll probably taste the same. When I explained this as the Vienna Sausage Juice to someone else, they said that sounded good in noodles, but this is definitely not for me.

Came to me expired so I haven't had the opportunity to try it.

this is not good as a soup base this probably would have to work as some cooking base because I don't like the taste

pay me and Ill tell you what I really think!