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Saimin

Saimin (from Cantonese Chinese: 細麵, sai³ min⁶, thin (wheat) noodles, or 細麵條湯 sai³ min⁶ tiu⁵ tong¹, vermicelli soup) is a noodle soup dish common in the contemporary cuisine of Hawaii. Traditionally consisting of soft wheat egg noodles served in a hot dashi garnished with diced green onions and a thin slice of kamaboko, modern versions of saimin include…

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Main ingredients
Dashi, egg and wheat noodles, green onions, and kamaboko
Place of origin
United States
Region or state
Hawaii
Serving temperature
Hot or warm (as "fried saimin")
Type
Noodle soup
Variations
fried saimin, saidon

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Nodes87
Edges86
Triples161
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
Components1

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related to Further reading · 32
Saimin → April, Archived, Archived January, Betty Shimabukuro, Clarke, Eat, Exploring Hawaii's Culinary Heritage, Food, Gambling, Good Meal, Hawaii, Hawaii Press, Hawaii's, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Keith Kamisugi, KHNL, Kyle Tatsumoto, Laudan, Local Food, Lyle Galdera
related to Historic saimin establishments · 32
Saimin → Also, Big Island, Boulevard Saimin, Classic, Delicatessen, Dillingham Saimin, Forty-Niner Restaurant, Hall Saimin, Hamura's Saimin, Hawaii, James Beard Foundation's America's, Jane's Fountain, Kalihi, Kauai, Likelike Drive In, Makiki, Maui, Meg's Drive In, Nori's Saimin, Oahu
related to McDonald's saimin · 21
Saimin → Ajinomoto, American, Boulevard Saimin, Foodland Super Market Limited, Hawaii, Hawaiian, He, Honolulu, Illinois, Japanese, Kroc, Maurice, McDonald's, McDonald's Hawaii, Oak Brook, Ray Kroc, Researchers, Sullivan, Sully, That
related to Origin · 16
Saimin → As, At, Chinese, Filipino, For, Hawaii, Hawaii's, Interracial, It, Japanese, Korean, Many, Portuguese, That, The, This
related to Post-plantation popularization · 13
Saimin → Also, And, As Hawaii, Boston Braves, Chuck Tanner, Due, During, Hawaii, Hawaii Islanders, Honolulu Stadium, It, Major League Baseball, They
related to S&S saimin · 12
Saimin → Disneyland, During, Hawaii, Instant, Junk Show, Much, Pogo Show, Shimoko, Sons, The, The Checkers, Unlike
related to Etymology · 9
Saimin → And, Blu, Cantonese, Chinese, Hawaii, In Hawaii's, Jyutping, Maisie, The
related to Initial appearance · 5
Saimin → American, As, Hawaii, The, With
related to Variations · 5
Saimin → Chinese, Fried, Japanese, Some, This
related to Modern period · 2
Saimin → As, Hawaii

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hawaii noodle soup chinese ramen mcdonald's local food also noodles japanese many dish hawaii's menu time first popular would plantation

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SaiminMain ingredientsDashi, egg and wheat noodles, green onions, and kamaboko1.00infobox
SaiminPlace of originUnited States1.00infobox
SaiminRegion or stateHawaii1.00infobox
SaiminServing temperatureHot or warm (as "fried saimin")1.00infobox
SaiminTypeNoodle soup1.00infobox
SaiminVariationsfried saimin, saidon1.00infobox
char siuinstance ofmodern versions of saimin include additional toppings0.80text
sliced Spaminstance ofmodern versions of saimin include additional toppings0.80text
sliced egginstance ofmodern versions of saimin include additional toppings0.80text
bok choyinstance ofmodern versions of saimin include additional toppings0.80text
mushroomsinstance ofmodern versions of saimin include additional toppings0.80text
or shredded noriinstance ofmodern versions of saimin include additional toppings0.80text

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