
Kake Udon
¥980The purest reading of our broth — niboshi, bonito and Rishiri kombu in quiet harmony.

Sanuki Hand-Pulled Udon / EST. 1974
Half a lifetime, woven into a single strand.
Born of Sanuki soil and fifty years of handwork. A quiet bowl, paired with broth of the season.

No. 01 — Flour
the dust of dreams
Chapter 01 — Philosophy
Sanuki-no-Yume wheat rooted in Kagawa earth, salt drawn from the Seto Inland Sea, and pristine groundwater. These three ingredients are bound together by the rhythmic press of the master's foot — kneading, resting, kneading again. Such patient labour gives birth to noodles of glistening sheen and resolute bite.
Chapter 02.5 — Craft Process
Five steps that transform raw ingredients into a single perfect bowl.

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Chapter 02 — The Master
Udon is a conversation with the wind of the day.
— Fuga Miyamoto, Master
Master Fuga Miyamoto entered this craft at sixteen and has devoted half a century to Sanuki udon. Temperature, humidity, the mood of the wheat that morning — he reads them all by fingertip, recalibrating salt and water at the start of each day. The same flavour is never made twice.
Chapter 03.5 — Popular Ranking
Our guests' five all-time favourites at FUGA.

No.1 — Popular Ranking
Freshly boiled noodles tossed with a raw egg yolk and finished with soy sauce. The silky egg and springy noodles create an irresistible combination.

Generously topped with sweet-savory braised domestic beef. The rich umami of meat and deep dashi broth meld into a winter classic.

Crowned with a freshly fried shrimp tempura. The crispy batter gradually dissolves into the broth, offering two distinct pleasures in one bowl.

Cold noodles drenched in concentrated tsuyu — the summer staple. Grated daikon and sudachi citrus bring a refreshing brightness.

FUGA's signature creation: rich mentaiko and melting butter coat every strand. Nori adds a fragrant finishing note.

Chapter 04 — Visit Us