How to Make The Best Hibachi Noodles (2024)

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These Hibachi Noodles are a must when it comes to making Hibachi Chicken and Yum Yum Sauce! They’re buttery, salty and full of delicious Asian flavors. Traditionally, they’re made with Yakisoba noodles but you could easily swap them out for a box of linguine pasta if needed!

What are Hibachi Noodles?

I shared this easy Hibachi Noodle recipe to go with my last post featuring Hibachi Chicken and Yum Yum Sauce.

Not only is the perfect side dish to go with it, but it's also a great stand-alone noodle dish that's quick, easy, and totally delicious.

It's loaded with fresh garlic, zesty ginger, crisp scallions and the noodles are coated in a buttery, salty, sweet homemade teriyaki style sauce.

As I mentioned above, it's traditionally made with yakisoba noodles but I can't easily get those where I live... especially with everything that's going on in the world today.

So instead of using the authentic noodles, I swapped them out for a box of linguine noodles and they worked just fine!

To be quite honest, my entire family ate them and not one person said anything about the noodles so don't sweat it if you're unsure.

And if you’d like to make me watch Hibachi Noodles with Chicken and Yum Yum Suace step-by-step, then head on over to my instagram pageand watch it on mystory highlights!

Ingredients & Substitutions

• Noodles - You can use traditional noodles like yakisoba or try fettucini if you can't find them near you.
• Salted Butter - If you're using unsalted butter, just add a hefty pinch of salt to it.
• Garlic Cloves - Fresh is best but garlic paste or prechopped shelf stable garlic also works.
• Ginger - I love using the ginger paste because it's so convenient but fresh ginger is also ideal.
• Soy Sauce - If you can't do gluten, try tamari.
• Brown Sugar - You could also sub the soy suace and brown sugar for teriyaki sauce.
• Sesame Oil - No real sub for sesame oil as it's just used for flavoring.
• Lemon Juice - This just wakes up the hibachi noodles. You can skip it or add a splash of rice wine vinegar.
• Scallions - Leave these off or sub for chives if you don't have them.

How to make hibachi noodles

You'll be surprised at how easy it is to make Hibachi Noodles at home! You don't even need a wok or a Hibachi Grill to do so - all you need is a large nonstick pan.

To begin, you'll want to cook your noodles according to the package. When they're done, strain and rinse them so they don't stick together.

Next, melt butter in the nonstick skillet over medium heat and add garlic, ginger paste, and a pinch of salt.

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Let the mixture cook for a few minutes until it smells really good and the garlic is soft; about 1 - 3 minutes.

Next, add the soy sauce, brown sugar, and water and let the mixture simmer until it gets thick.

Now it's time for the noodles! Add them and carefully toss them in the sauce. I say to do it carefully because you don't want to accidentally chop up the noodles with a pair of tongs or anything like that.

Once the noodles are tossed, finish with adrizzle of sesame oil, a squeeze of lemon juice and a sprinkle of chopped scallions.

That's it!

Just be sure to taste them and season with salt and pepper if needed!

What type of noodle is best?

Hibachi Noodles are typically made with Yakisoba noodles. You could also use Ramen or Udon Noodles if you had those on hand!

Unfortunately I can't really find those authentic noodles where I live so I had to substitute them with a box of Delallo Linguine Pasta - which was delicious!

To be quite honest, it worked really well! No one even questioned it and I was able to make it on the fly without having to venture out of town to an Asian market.

Obviously the real thing would be more authentic, but sometimes you just gotta make due with what you have!

How to reheat them

If you have leftovers (which we never do! lol), it's super easy to reheat these noodles!

To do so, just heat up a little bit of butter and sesame oil in a skillet over medium heat and add the noodles.

Add 2-3 tablespoon of water (depending on how much leftovers you have) and put the lid on. Let the noodles heat up for a few minutes, stirring occasionally, until they reach the desired temperature.

What to pair it with

If you’re making these tasty Hibachi Noodles, then you must make the Hibachi Chicken with Yum Yum Sauce that go with it!

For more noodle inspiration, try these Vegetarian Singapore Street Noodlesor thisThai Noodle Salad with Sesame Peanut Sauce.

When it comes to other tasty Asian recipes – I got you! For appetizers,these Vietnamese Spring Rolls are always a hit. For something more healthy, this Chicken Laab is perfect for lettuce wraps.

Want to save this recipe for later

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