Recipes

Hakubaku's mission is to bring Japanese food culture and cuisine, to the world.

The key ingredients for Japanese cuisine are fresh and seasonal vegetables, lots of seafood, a relatively small amount of red meat, cereals (especially rice) and noodles. Australia has some of the finest fresh ingredients on the planet, rice and, thanks to Hakubaku, the world’s finest authentic Japanese organic noodles. The secrets of Japanese cooking are now available for everyone!

The recipes on this website are quick and easy to make, nutritious and, most importantly YUMMY!

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Soba Poke Bowl Pic 1
Soba poke bowl

Simple, tasty and a breeze to make

Daikon and Soba Noodle Salad with Mirin Dressing

A traditional salad to tickle the senses…

Seafood and Vegetables in Broth with Udon noodles

A simple soup that keeps its variety of flavours to the minimum for maximum impact.

Salmon & Soba noodle stirfry

Packed full of vegies plus Salmon for that touch of luxury.

Garlic Pepper King Prawns

Big, beautiful kin prawns peeking through the noodles and silverbeet. So tasty!

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Chilled Somen Noodles with Dipping Sauces and Selected Accompaniments

You want an easy meal? I’ll give you an easy meal for summer you just…

Tuna Steaks with Palm sugar and soy sauce glaze

Make sure you give yourself time for the marinade to really do its thing.

Ramen Noodles with Spiced Tofu and Chilli Lemon Sauce
Ramen with Spiced Tofu and Chilli Lemon Sauce

Spice up the tofu for a flavoursome dish.

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Beef and Broccolini Stir Fry

The green of the broccolini just pops against the noodles and steak

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