noun
Nagano-style udon with grated daikon and dipping broth
A local dish from Nagano Prefecture. The name literally means 'hand-towel udon', possibly from the grated daikon resembling a squeezed towel or the custom of serving it with a hand towel.
長野に行ったら、おしぼりうどんを食べてみたい。
When I go to Nagano, I want to try oshibori udon.