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When it comes to Japanese cuisine, there are many dishes that have gained popularity and recognition around the world. One such dish is hiyashi chuka, also known as Japanese cold ramen.

Hiyashi chuka is a refreshing and delicious noodle dish that is perfect for hot summer days.

Hiyashi chuka originated in China and was introduced to Japan in the late 19th century during the Meiji period. It was inspired by Chinese cold noodle dishes but was eventually adapted to suit Japanese taste preferences. The name hiyashi chuka literally translates to “chilled Chinese noodles” and it has been a popular dish in Japan ever since its introduction.

The main ingredients of hiyashi chuka include noodles, vegetables, and a variety of toppings. The noodles used in hiyashi chuka are different from the traditional ramen noodles and are made from wheat flour instead of kansui (alkaline water). This gives the noodles a chewier texture and makes them perfect for cold dishes.