yakisoba
noun [ U ] uk/ˌjæk.ɪˈsəʊ.bə/ us/ˌjɑː.kɪˈsoʊ.bə/
（日式）炒面
a Japanese dish consisting of noodles (= long, thin strips made from flour and water, cooked in boiling liquid), fried with small pieces of meat and vegetables and a special sauce
It is not refined Japanese cuisine but more like the popular street food exemplified by yakisoba (fried noodles). 这不是精致的日本料理，更像是炒面那样的流行街头的食品。
The condiment typically used to flavour yakisoba is similar to Worcestershire sauce. 日式炒面通常用的调味品跟英国伍斯特酱很像。
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- We also like to use choi sum greens in fried noodle dishes, including Japanese yakisoba and Korean chap chae.
- Brazilians are particularly fond of yakisoba, which is readily available in all supermarkets, and often included even in non-Japanese restaurant menus.
- Little Tokyo's yakisoba is a dish of stir-fried buckwheat noodles with a choice of chicken, beef or seafood.
- Liam insisted on eating my udon rather than the yakisoba he'd requested for himself.