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1955 Miso Ramen
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Ingredients: Noodles (unbleached enriched wheat flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), unenriched wheat flour, water, contains less than 2% of potassium carbonate, riboflavin (color), salt, sodium carbonate, wheat gluten), soup base (miso (water, soybeans, rice, salt, alcohol), water, sugar, soy sauce (water, wheat, soybeans, salt), salt, natural flavoring, canola oil, yeast extract (yeast extract, maltodextrin), ginger power, garlic power, sesame seeds, vegetable extract (maltodextrin, Chinese cabbage extract, salt), onion powder, red pepper powder)
Allergens: Soy, wheat, sesame
Manufactured in a facility that uses eggs and fish ingredients
Made in Hawaiʻi with local and imported ingredients
Allergens: Soy, wheat, sesame
Manufactured in a facility that uses eggs and fish ingredients
Made in Hawaiʻi with local and imported ingredients
Sun Noodle
Like the simple noodle, Sun Noodle started from humble beginnings. Their founder, Hidehito Uki, came to Hawai`i from Tochigi, Japan in 1981 with just one suitcase, a single noodle machine, and a passion for sharing high-quality Japanese-style noodles. Visiting prospective customers every day, Hidehito would go door-to-door with samples of fresh noodles and return to the factory to customize the noodles according to the chef's needs. Every restaurant had a noodle dish they called its own craft noodle.Down the street from the Sun Noodle factory in Honolulu, Hidehito met his wife Keiko, who owned her own okazuya (Japanese delicatessen). Keiko soon felt the same passion and dream with Hidehito to spread the love of noodles in Hawaiʻi. Hidehito would make and deliver the noodles, while Keiko would manage and handle all the company's other affairs.
Hidehito learned to create noodles, other than the traditional Japanese noodles like ramen, yakisoba, nihon soba, and udon, to also service Hawai`i’s diverse, melting-pot community: saimin, Okinawa soba, chow mein, chow fun, and more.
Read more about them and their mission here!