Editing Soba (section)

===Hot soba===
[[File:Tanuki soba by rhosoi in Cupertino, CA.jpg|thumb|Tanuki soba with ''[[tenkasu]]'' bits]]

Soba is also often served as a [[noodle soup]] in a bowl of hot ''tsuyu''. The hot ''tsuyu'' in this instance is thinner than that used as a dipping sauce for chilled soba. Popular garnishes are sliced long onion and [[Shichimi|shichimi tōgarashi]] (mixed chili powder).

*{{nihongo3|modern soba|[[:ja:ハイカラ|ハイカラ]]蕎麦|''Haikara soba''}} : ''Tanuki soba''
*''Kake soba'' {{lang|ja|掛け蕎麦}}: Hot soba in broth topped with thinly sliced negi, and perhaps a slice of [[kamaboko]] (fish cake).<ref name="Asian Foods">{{cite book|title=Asian Foods: Science and Technology|pages=120|editor-last=Ang|editor-first=Catharina Y.W.|editor2-last=Liu|editor2-first=KeShun|editor3-last=Huang|editor3-first=Yao-Went|isbn=9781566767361|year=1999|location=PA, USA|publisher=Technomic Publishing Co}}</ref>
*{{nihongo3|wild-duck à la [[nanban trade#Usages of the word "Nanban"|nanban (exotic)]]|[[:ja:鴨南蛮|鴨南蛮]]|''[[Kamo Nanban]]''}}: Topped with [[duck meat]] and [[Welsh onion|negi]].<ref name="Itoh2015">{{Cite news|url=https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2015/05/15/food/nanban-dishes-fit-barbarian/|title=Nanban dishes are fit for a barbarian|last=Itoh|first=Makiko|date=2015-05-15|newspaper=[[The Japan Times]]|language=en|access-date=2021-01-27}}</ref>
*{{nihongo3|literary "[[Kitsune|fox (''kitsune'')]] soba"|[[:ja:きつね (麺類)|きつね蕎麦]]|''Kitsune soba''}} (in [[Kantō region|Kantō]]) or {{lang|ja|たぬき蕎麦}} ''Tanuki soba'' ("[[Japanese raccoon dog|raccoon dog]] soba", in [[Kansai]]): Topped with ''[[aburaage]]'' (deep-fried [[tofu]]).<ref name="Itoh2018">{{Cite web|url=https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2018/11/17/food/comforting-udon-noodle-recipe-winter-season/|title=A comforting udon noodle recipe for the winter season|date=2018-11-17|access-date=2021-01-27|website=The Japan Times|last=Itoh|first=Makiko}}</ref><ref name="Food Culture in Japan">{{cite book|title=Food Culture in Japan|pages=37|last1=Ashkenazi|last2=Jacbons|first1=Michael|first2=Jeanne|isbn=9780313324383|publisher=Greenwood Press|location=CT, USA|year=2003}}</ref>
*{{nihongo3|Curry soba à la [[nanban trade#Usages of the word "Nanban"|nanban (exotic)]]|[[:ja:カレー南蛮|カレー南蛮]]|''Karē nanban''}}: Hot soba (or [[udon]]) noodles in curry flavored broth<ref name="Itoh2015" /> topped with chicken/pork and thinly sliced negi.
*''Nameko soba'' {{lang|ja|なめこ蕎麦}}: Topped with [[nameko]] mushroom.
*''Nishin soba'' {{lang|ja|鰊(にしん)蕎麦}}: Topped with cooked {{nihongo3|[[dried fish]] of the [[Pacific herring]]|[[:ja:身欠きニシン|身欠きニシン]]|''migaki nishin''}}.
*''Sansai soba'' {{lang|ja|山菜蕎麦}} ("mountain vegetables soba"): Topped with ''[[sansai]]'', or wild vegetables such as [[Bracken|warabi]], [[zenmai]] and [[takenoko]] (bamboo shoots).
*''Sobagaki'' {{lang|ja|蕎麦掻き}}: A chunk of dough made of buckwheat flour and hot water.
*{{nihongo3|literary "[[Japanese raccoon dog]] soba"|[[:ja:たぬき (麺類)|たぬき蕎麦]]|''Tanuki soba''}} (in [[Kantō region|Kantō]]) or ''Haikara soba'' {{lang|ja|ハイカラ蕎麦}} (in [[Kansai]]): Topped with ''[[tenkasu]]'' (bits of deep-fried [[tempura]] batter).<ref name="Itoh2018" />
*''[[Tempura]] soba'' {{lang|ja|天麩羅蕎麦}}: Topped with tempura, a large [[shrimp]] frequently is used, but vegetables are also popular. Some of soba venders use [[kakiage]] for this dish and this often is called [[Tensoba]].
*''Tororo soba'' {{lang|ja|とろろ蕎麦}} or ''Yamakake soba'' {{lang|ja|山かけ蕎麦}}: Topped with ''[[Dioscorea polystachya|tororo]]'', the puree of ''[[Dioscorea polystachya|yamaimo]]'' (a Japanese yam with a mucilaginous texture).
*''[[Tsukimi]] soba'' {{lang|ja|月見蕎麦}} ("moon-viewing soba"): Topped with raw egg, which poaches in the hot soup.<ref name="Food Culture in Japan"/>
*''Wakame soba'' {{lang|ja|若布蕎麦}}: Topped with [[wakame]] seaweed.
*''Yamakake soba'' {{lang|ja|山かけ蕎麦}}: ''Tororo soba''
<gallery mode="packed">
Image:Kitsune soba by adactio at E-Kagen in Brighton.jpg|Kitsune soba in [[Brighton, East Sussex]], UK ([[abura-age]])
Image:Tsukimi_soba.jpg|Tsukimi soba ([[raw egg]])
image:Nameko soba ãªãããã°.jpg|Nameko soba ([[Pholiota microspora|nameko]] mushrooms)
Image:Kamonanban2.JPG|Kamonanban ([[duck]])
Image:Korokke soba.jpg|[[Korokke]] soba
Image:Tempura soba of Fuji-soba.jpg|Tempura soba ([[kakiage]])
</gallery>