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B-class classics
Fuchu Yaki
- 34Hiroshima
An okonomiyaki from Fuchu City in which minced beef or pork, cabbage, and noodles (soba) are layered and cooked crisp in the fat from the minced meat.
B-class classics
Hiroshima Tsukemen
- 34Hiroshima
Hiroshima tsukemen in which noodles chilled in ice water and boiled vegetables are eaten with a spicy dipping sauce flavored with chili pepper and chili oil.