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Allgroo Seafood Udon 690g

Authentic Korean Seafood Udon — Rich Broth, Chewy Noodles

A beloved bowl enjoyed in Korean homes and casual eateries — thick, chewy udon noodles served in a deep, ocean-scented broth drawn from katsuobushi, squid, anchovy, and kelp. Ready in just 5 minutes in boiling water, it makes a satisfying meal for cold evenings or busy weeknight dinners.

Fermented Fermented
Dairy-Free Dairy-Free
Alcohol-Free Alcohol-Free
Korea Korea
At a Glance · Highlights
Fermentation
Naturally Fermented Naturally Fermented
Dairy-Free
No dairy ingredients Dairy-Free
Alcohol-Free
Contains no alcohol Alcohol-Free
Low-Fat
Low-fat product Low-Fat
Origin
Imported directly from Korea Direct from Korea

Product Information

Nutrition Facts (EU 1169/2011)

Nutritional information in accordance with EU Regulation 1169/2011 — per 100g and per total pack (690g)

Nutrient Per 100g Per Pack (690g)
Energy 144 kcal / 608 kJ 993.6 kcal / 4195.2 kJ
Fat 2.2 g 15.18 g
- of which saturates 0.1 g 0.69 g
Carbohydrate 26 g 179.4 g
- of which sugars 0.5 g 3.45 g
Protein 5 g 34.5 g
Salt 1.6 g 11.04 g
Ingredients
Noodles: Wheat Flour, Water, Modified Tapioca Starch, Salt, Wheat Gluten, Acidity Regulator E270 (Lactic Acid), Vegetable Oil (Soybean Oil), Emulsifier E322 (contains Soy), Emulsifier E471

Seasoning Liquid: Water, Salt, Katsuobushi (Dried Fermented Tuna / Katsuobushi), High-Fructose Corn Syrup, Glucose, Cane Vinegar, Oligosaccharide, Soy Sauce (Water, Soybean, Wheat, Salt — Naturally Fermented Soy Sauce), Squid Extract, Sugar, Flavour Enhancer E621 (MSG), Flavour Enhancer E635, Flavour Enhancer E640, Seaweed, Anchovy Extract, Grapefruit Seed Extract
⚠️ Allergen Information

The following allergens from the 14 mandatory categories under EU Regulation 1169/2011 are present in this product.

Gluten Fish Soybeans Molluscs (Squid)

Flavour Profile · Tasting Notes

5-Axis Flavour Analysis (0–10)
Umami
9/10
Freshness
7/10
Spice
1/10
Fermented
5/10
Saltiness
6/10

A clean, light ocean flavour is the most prominent note. The natural umami drawn from katsuobushi, anchovy, and kelp wraps around the soft udon noodles, with no heat — making it a bowl anyone can enjoy.

The Secret of Korean Broth · Naturally Fermented Soy Sauce

The seasoning liquid in this product contains soy sauce (Ganjang) that has been naturally fermented over time in Korea. Korean soy sauce is made from only soybeans, wheat, salt, and water — as microorganisms slowly work through the ingredients, they develop a deep umami flavour and a subtle natural sweetness. This fermented soy sauce is the most fundamental ingredient that defines the taste of Korean home cooking.

In Korean broth-based dishes, this fermented soy sauce is combined with katsuobushi, anchovy extract, kelp, and seaweed to draw out a layered, full-bodied flavour. Rather than a single artificial note, the depth of fermented soybean and the freshness of the sea build upon each other in distinct layers.

Just as aged cheese in Europe develops a flavour entirely different from fresh milk, or wine carries an aroma nothing like raw grapes — Korean fermented soy sauce transfers a flavour grown through time into every dish. Like sauerkraut or miso, fermentation here is not merely preservation; it is the creation of something entirely new.

How Koreans Enjoy It · Korean Serving Suggestions

The most popular ways to enjoy udon in Korean homes — try them just as Koreans do.

Haemul Udon
해물우동 (기본)
The most classic way to enjoy this product — simply cook the noodles in boiling water straight from the package and serve as a single bowl. In Korea, this is a go-to dish on cold evenings or rainy days when a warm, comforting broth is all you need. A side of Kimchi makes it a complete and satisfying meal.
Gyeran Udon
계란 우동
A popular Korean variation — crack an egg into the pot just before the noodles finish cooking and let it set gently in the broth. As the egg disperses into the liquid, it creates a richer, silkier texture and adds extra nourishment. A staple at Korean casual eateries (bunsikjip).
Tteok-Udon
떡 우동
Add Korean rice cake (garaetteok — cylindrical rice cake) to the pot for an extra chewy texture. The combination of noodles and rice cake creates two distinct textures in one bowl, making it a hearty dish often enjoyed in Korean homes during the New Year season or cold winter months.
Kimchi Udon
김치 우동
Chop well-fermented Kimchi into small pieces and cook it together with the udon. The tangy, fermented sourness and mild heat of the Kimchi seep into the broth, transforming it into a bold, distinctly Korean flavour. The most popular variation among those who enjoy a little spice.
Yachae Udon
야채 우동
Load the pot with vegetables such as spring onion, onion, zucchini, shiitake mushrooms, and bean sprouts — a classic Korean home-style approach. The natural sweetness from the vegetables blends beautifully with the seafood broth, creating a fuller, more rounded flavour. A frequent choice for a wholesome everyday meal.
Mandu Udon
만두 우동
Cook Korean Mandu (dumplings) alongside the udon for a heartier bowl. The filling of the Mandu gently infuses into the broth, deepening its flavour, and the combination of noodles, dumplings, and broth in one bowl is a popular meal-replacement dish in Korean households.

Product Details

Net Weight
690g (Noodles + Seasoning Liquid)
Origin
Republic of Korea (Made in Korea) 🇰🇷
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. After opening, refrigerate and consume as soon as possible.
Cooking
Bring approx. 550ml of water to a boil, add the noodles and cook for 4–5 minutes, then stir in the seasoning liquid and mix well before serving.
Manufacturer
Allgroo (Lou et Lang Co., Ltd. / Seoul, Republic of Korea)

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Allgroo Seafood Udon? Can you explain what udon is?

Udon is a thick, chewy wheat noodle dish originating from Japan. Like pasta, it is made from wheat flour, but the noodles are considerably thicker and have a springy, satisfying texture. Allgroo Seafood Udon combines these udon noodles with a broth made from katsuobushi (dried fermented tuna), squid extract, anchovy extract, and other seafood ingredients to deliver a deep, rich umami flavour. It is prepared as a soup-based dish, allowing you to enjoy the taste of a classic Japanese-style seafood noodle bowl conveniently at home.

What allergens does this product contain?

Allgroo Seafood Udon contains the following 4 allergens from the 14 mandatory categories required under EU Regulation No 1169/2011. ① Gluten: derived from three sources — wheat flour, wheat gluten, and soy sauce. ② Fish: present in two forms — katsuobushi (dried fermented tuna) and anchovy extract. Those with a fish allergy should take particular care. ③ Soybeans: contained in soybean oil, emulsifier (E322), and soy sauce. ④ Molluscs: squid extract is included. If you have an allergy to any of the above, please avoid consuming this product.

Is this product suitable for vegans or vegetarians? Is it gluten-free?

No. Allgroo Seafood Udon is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians, as it contains various animal-derived seafood ingredients including katsuobushi (dried fermented tuna), squid extract, and anchovy extract. It is also not a gluten-free product. Gluten is derived from three ingredients — wheat flour, wheat gluten, and soy sauce — so those with coeliac disease or gluten sensitivity should not consume this product. It is also not halal certified.

This product is labelled as fermented — how does fermentation affect the flavour?

Yes, Allgroo Seafood Udon contains naturally fermented ingredients. Most notably, soy sauce (Ganjang) is a condiment made by naturally fermenting soybeans and wheat — much like European cheese or wine, the fermentation process generates complex, layered flavours that cannot be achieved otherwise. Additionally, katsuobushi is tuna that has been dried, smoked, and fermented, and serves as a key source of umami in Japanese cuisine. Together, these naturally fermented ingredients create a flavour that is neither simply salty nor sweet, but rich and multi-dimensional.

How do I cook and store this product? I'd also like to know about the sodium content.

Cooking: Bring water to a boil in a pot, add the noodles and the enclosed seasoning liquid, and cook according to the package instructions. Feel free to add spring onion, egg, or vegetables to make a more substantial meal. Storage: Before opening, store in a cool, dry place. After opening, refrigerate and consume as soon as possible. Sodium note: This product contains approximately 1.6g of salt per 100g, which is relatively high. Those managing high blood pressure or following a low-sodium diet are advised to moderate their portion size and may reduce sodium intake by not drinking all of the broth.

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