Thick-cut wheat noodles in a dashi-based broth — the udon format in Korean convenient food production. Korean-manufactured instant udon brings quality manufacturing standards to the most internationally familiar East Asian noodle category. Cup and tray formats available for convenience retail, grocery, and Asian food specialists internationally. Designed and manufactured in Korea, sourced through DEMORE.
Udon is the most internationally familiar thick wheat noodle — recognised far beyond East Asian specialty food consumers. The category has broad retail distribution globally, in Asian food sections of mainstream supermarkets, Asian grocery specialists, and convenience stores. Korean-manufactured instant udon brings Korean food production quality standards — consistent QC, export documentation, and supply chain reliability — to this broadly appealing category.
The noodle's thick-cut wheat construction delivers the signature chewy texture that defines the udon eating experience. The broth is built on dashi — the foundational Japanese and Korean stock made from kombu and bonito or shiitake — which provides the clean, deeply savoury umami flavour that makes udon a genuinely satisfying meal rather than a substitute for one.


Udon noodles are defined by two characteristics: thickness and chewiness. The wheat noodle is cut significantly thicker than ramen or somen — typically 4–6mm — and the high-gluten wheat flour and kneading process create the elastic, chewy bite (koshi) that distinguishes good udon. In instant format, achieving that texture requires specific processing — either pre-cooking and freezing, or partial cooking and drying at the right stage to preserve the noodle's ability to restore the correct texture in boiling water.
Korean food manufacturers have developed significant expertise in noodle production across multiple formats. The instant udon from Korean production applies that manufacturing knowledge to the udon category.
Noodle specification — weight, thickness, cooking time, and format — is in the product data sheet. Contact DEMORE to request it.
Asian grocery supermarkets and specialty food stores where the instant noodle category has its deepest distribution. Udon is a core SKU in any Asian food section.
Mainstream supermarket international food aisles where udon has established a presence independent of the broader Asian grocery category.
Cup and tray format is the standard convenience retail format. Instant udon is a strong-performing SKU in East Asian convenience chains and is growing in Western convenience retail.
Asian food e-commerce has strong consumer demand for authentic instant noodle products from Korean and Japanese manufacturers. Logistics-friendly format.
Standard single-serve cup and tray formats available. Format preference varies by distribution channel and target market. Contact DEMORE to confirm options.
Korean manufacture with export supply chain capability. DEMORE handles sourcing for international buyers.
[확인 필요] — available broth options (original dashi, spicy, seafood, etc.) are in the product range specification. Contact DEMORE to request the current variant list.
[확인 필요] — shelf life by format (cup, tray) is confirmed in the product data sheet. Contact DEMORE.
[확인 필요] — allergen information is in the product's full ingredient and allergen declaration sheet. Contact DEMORE with your labelling requirements.
[확인 필요] — halal certification status is confirmed on inquiry. Contact DEMORE with your target market.
Contact DEMORE at [email protected]. DEMORE typically replies within one business day with a sample process.