Curriculum Part 1
Orientation
Explanation about the restaurant, kitchen equipment, and overall plan of the course.
Professional appearance and grooming. (How to wear a washoku chef uniform stylishly)
Curriculum Part 2
Preparation of soup (Tonkotsu or pork bone soup)
Cleaning pork bones, use of vegetables to remove odors, and cutting gingers and onions → Boiling the pork bones and vegetables.
Curriculum Part 3
Kaeshi or sauce to be mixed with ramen soup
Two types of kaeshi: soy sauce flavored and salt flavored.
Curriculum Part 4
Preparation of chashu (Japanese braised pork)
Pork belly, pork shoulder, and so on.
Curriculum Part 5
Preparation of toppings
Eggs (soft-boiled egg served in a broth and seasoned boiled egg), green onions, and so on.
Curriculum Part 6
Making ramen with the soup you have prepared
Curriculum Part 7
Side dish 1
Gyoza (Chinese-style dumpling stuffed with ground pork and vegetables and fried):
Cutting cabbage, Chinese chives, ginger, garlic, and so on to prepare filling.
Stuffing a gyoza skin with the filling → Pan-frying gyoza → Tasting
Curriculum Part 8
Tsukemen or noodles served with a separate soup to dip them in
Curriculum Part 9
Side dish 2
Fried rice.
Curriculum Part 10
Aburasoba or
On-the-training on serving aburasoba and fried rice as a set at the actual restaurant.
*The school will help you set up your own business bearing the name of its affiliated aburasoba restaurant.
https://tombo-soba.com *In the course of 2 weeks or longer, we are planning to give you a lesson on fish-based soup as well as an opportunity to experience noodle making.