Nabeyaki @ West Udon [Closed]

It has been some time since we last ate Japanese food at West Udon. The last time we had was Oyaku Don. We wanted to try something different today and decided to try Nabeyaki.

Price: Affordable. Enough for one.

Quality: The udon had a very nice texture. The clear broth was mouth-watering. It was light and did not contain any MSG. I loved the Tempura Prawn too.

In mathematical terms, Udon + Clear Soup Base + Tempura Prawn = Nabeyaki = Superb!!

Store layout: The restaurant had a typical Japanese layout concept with wooden furniture and paper lamps. It had a warm setting that you feel very comfortable dining at the restaurant. The store was strategically located along Union Street and Northern Blvd.

"look at the delicious noodles, and tempura prawns... Omg... I cannot stand looking at it without salivating."

Where: West Udon, 137-80 Northern Blvd

Tel: 718-359-2324

Website: NA

Overall rating: 4/5

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