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It\u2019s not hard to find a decent bowl of noodles in Kagawa, the unofficial “Udon Capital of Japan.” This prefecture on Japan\u2019s Shikoku island boasts more than 700 restaurants focused squarely on udon. No matter where you are, you\u2019re only minutes from thick, chewy noodles bathing in a steamy, flavorful broth.<\/p>\n
But if you\u2019re after the best<\/em> udon in Kagawa, then there\u2019s nowhere better to turn than the Udon Taxi<\/a>. This local tour service takes travelers on an udon crawl you\u2019ll brag about to every foodie friend you have back at home. Think: tiny village joints, family-run shops with lines dozens deep, and restaurants that serve up bold twists on the traditional noodles.<\/p>\n So if slurping your way through the best bowls of noodles in Japan sounds like your kind of adventure, hop in. This delicious detour through Kagawa\u2019s udon scene is unlike anything you\u2019ll find in a guidebook\u2014and it all starts with a taxi ride. Here\u2019s what to know about the famous Udon Taxi.<\/p>\nDrivers are certified noodle experts<\/h2>\n