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Okinawa soba
(Okinawa noodle soup)
Wheat-flour noodles in pork-bone stock. A
true Okinawa-style noodle dish made without
buckwheat. |
Nakami jiru
(Nakami soup)
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Made as a dish for celebration, the pork
entrails and other ingredients are cut into
strips and white miso (bean paste) is added
to thicken the soup. |
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Rafute
(Pig of boiled with soy sauce)

Simmered pork cubes Okinawa-style, cooked
with soy sauce and awatori until soft enough
to break with chopsticks. |
Goya champuroo
(Bitter melon stir-fry)

Okinawa's most well-known home-style dish,
a saute of goya (bitter melon), tofu, egg,
and more. Relish the unique bitterness! |
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So-ki jiru
(Pork rib soup)

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Mimi-ga sashimi
(Pig ear sashimi)

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Ikasumi jiru
(Cuttlefish Ink Soup)

Black soup containing ikasumi (squid ink).
Your teeth will be black after eating it,
but the rich taste is well worth it.
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