Kim Dae-seok's Old-Fashioned Udon

A quick and refreshing, clean-tasting udon inspired by Chinese restaurant style, made in just 10 minutes using coin broth with clams and cocktail shrimp.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Do not forcibly stir udon noodles right after adding them to hot water—wait about 30 seconds for them to naturally loosen, then gently stir with chopsticks to maintain their chewiness.
  • Blanch spinach in the udon cooking water, but immediately rinse under cold water to remove oxalic acid, which causes bitterness.
  • Do not stir the egg immediately after adding it to the broth—let it set for about 15 seconds before gently cracking it to keep the broth clear and neat.

Recommended for

  • Those craving a warm, refreshing udon soup reminiscent of street food or Chinese restaurant style.
  • Home cooks who want deep flavor quickly without the hassle of making stock, using coin broth and seafood instead.
  • People interested in tips that preserve both the chewy texture of the noodles and a clean, attractive presentation.

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