Eating Udon in Paddington, London

I wanted to eat Japanese food when I stayed in Paddington, London last April. I went to Asian fast food shop named Chozen Noodle, I ordered a vegetable udon and a chicken katsu curry. 

Paddington station

Udon is a type of thick wheat flour noodle of Japanese cuisine. 

Chicken katsu ( chicken cutlet) consists of breaded, deep-fried chicken cutlet one to two centimeters thick that is sliced into bite-size pieces or strips. (from wikipedia)

I sipped udon soup at the first mouthful. It was lukewarm.That taste of udon wasn’t Japanese udon’s taste, it seemed to be like taste of Vietnamese rice noodle named pho.  I like taste of pho but I dislike taste of lukewarm pho. I felt sorry for myself. It costed £5 ( about US 8$).

However chicken katsu curry was delicious. The outer part of the chicken katsu was crispy, The inner part was tender. It costed £6 (about US 10$).

Vegetable udon

Chicken katsu curry

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