I tried to find out whether Acecook's 'Indian Curry Shop's Mysterious Dressing Flavor Mazesoba' tastes like the mysterious dressing flavor of an Indian curry shop, as the name suggests.
When you order a dish at an Indian or Nepalese curry restaurant, there is a high probability that you will get a salad with orange dressing. The '
Indian curry restaurant's mysterious dressing flavored mixed soba noodles released on May 19, 2025 | Acecook Co., Ltd.
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The package of 'Indian curry shop's mysterious dressing flavored mixed soba' looks like this.
It is advertised as having a flavor that is an adaptation of 'the mysterious dressing from an Indian curry restaurant.'
To begin with, I was curious about what this 'Indian curry restaurant's mysterious dressing' tasted like, so I bought some at the supermarket.
'Indian Curry Restaurant's Mysterious Dressing' contains onions, carrots, tomato ketchup, onion flakes, etc.
Calories: 29kcal per 15g.
When poured over a salad, it looked just like the salads you often see at Indian and Nepalese curry restaurants. When you eat it, the grated vegetables are mixed into the liquid sauce, giving it a heavy finish on the tongue. The sweetness of the vegetables is strong, and it also has a slight sourness. Our editorial staff, who often go to curry restaurants, commented, 'The mysterious dressings at curry restaurants are quite sour and can make you choke, but the Indian Curry Restaurant's Mystery Dressing is sweeter and easier to eat,' and 'The dressings at curry restaurants that cost around 1,000 to 2,000 yen per meal have more liquid content. The Indian Curry Restaurant's Mystery Dressing has a strong sweetness from the grated vegetables, and is of higher quality than the dressings you can eat at curry restaurants.'
Now that I know the taste of 'Indian curry shop's mysterious dressing', I will try 'Indian curry shop's mysterious dressing flavored mixed soba' again.
If you look at the 'sauce' section of the current ingredients, you'll see that it contains onion paste, tomato ketchup, carrot powder, and more.
Calories per serving: 510kcal.
The container contained 'kayaku', 'spices' and 'seasoning sauce'.
First, add the toppings on top of the noodles.
Pour in boiling water and heat the sauce on top of the lid, then wait 4 minutes.
After 4 minutes, discard the boiling water.
Add seasoning sauce.
The seasoning sauce is lighter in color than the 'Mysterious Dressing from an Indian Curry Restaurant.'
I also add spices.
Just mix and it's done.
The finished 'Indian curry shop's mysterious dressing flavored mixed soba' looks like this.
The taste components such as 'sweetness of grated vegetables' and 'slight sourness' are similar to 'Indian Curry Restaurant's Mysterious Dressing', but the 'Indian Curry Restaurant's Mysterious Dressing Flavor Mazesoba' has a higher temperature, so the overall taste is different. The most noticeable is the 'tomato flavor,' which gives it a taste like 'a fairly mild tomato sauce pasta.' If you eat it without knowing the product name, it is difficult to realize that it is the 'taste of curry restaurant dressing.'
Since I bought it, I decided to try adding the ``Indian curry restaurant's mysterious dressing'' to it.
Needless to say, it goes perfectly with the meat, and the sweetness of the grated vegetables really stands out. I highly recommend eating it this way.
'Indian Curry Shop's Mysterious Dressing Flavor Mazesoba' is scheduled to be released on May 19, 2025, with a suggested retail price of 298 yen excluding tax. Amazon.co.jp offers a set of 12 for 3,790 yen including tax (approximately 316 yen per piece). 'Indian Curry Shop's Mysterious Dressing' is also available on Amazon.co.jp, and the price is 302 yen including tax.
Amazon.co.jp: Acecook Indian Curry Shop's Mysterious Dressing Flavor Mazesoba 120g x 12 pieces: Food, Beverages, and Alcohol
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