Dry soba noodles are a type of traditional Japanese noodle made primarily from buckwheat flour, known for their earthy flavor and firm texture. When prepared, these noodles offer a slightly nutty taste and a resilient chewiness, making them distinct from other noodle varieties.
Chefs use dry soba noodles in a range of dishes, from cold salads to hot broths, where they are often served with a dipping sauce or in a soup, appreciated for their ability to complement a variety of flavors and ingredients.