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Marugame Udon menu: beef, sweet tofu or sesame-chili soy?
Compare the bowl by base and topping: Beef and Kitsune sit in the restaurant’s Dashi Broth category, while Tan Tan uses sesame-chili broth with ground soy and vegetables. Sweet tofu on top does not tell you whether the base contains fish.
Only Beef, Kitsune and Tan Tan are compared. Wider saved BK/Shrimp BK and curry entries describe sauce bowls as broth; Nikutama Bento’s potato recipe is unverified; Gyoza omits the listed beef filling. Those entries are excluded. The saved Kitsune vegetarian tag conflicts with the main menu’s fish marker; do not rely on dietary tags. English, Chinese and Spanish descriptions are available.
Compare these starting points
Compare sweet beef or tofu in dashi with sesame-chili broth and ground soy.
Sweet beef in dashi broth
Beef
The main menu places Beef under Dashi Broth and names sweet beef. The saved description expands the topping as thinly sliced beef in sweet soy sauce; that detail is saved interpretation, not an independently complete recipe.
Sweet fried tofu, fish-marked base
Kitsune
The main menu pairs Kitsune with sweet fried tofu in the Dashi Broth category and displays a contains-fish marker. Compare the topping with Beef without calling the whole tofu-topped bowl vegetarian.
Sesame-chili broth and ground soy
Tan Tan
The main menu names sesame-chili broth, seasonal vegetables and spicy ground soy. It groups this bowl under Vegan Broth, but the listing is not a complete ingredient or cross-contact certification. Vegetables can vary.
Find your order
Use the names to separate choices that look similar.
01
Separate broth from topping
Beef and Kitsune share the dashi-broth category; their named toppings differ.
02
Choose a different base deliberately
Tan Tan changes both the base to sesame-chili and the topping to ground soy with vegetables. The menu does not quantify heat.
03
Check what is already included
Confirm the chosen bowl before adding Sweet Beef or Kitsune-Age; adding a topping does not replace the original base or establish dietary suitability.
Before you order
Is Kitsune meat-free because it has tofu?
Its main-menu fish marker makes that an unsafe assumption. Confirm the complete base, recipe and dietary needs directly.
Does this compare BK or curry bowls?
No. Their sauce-versus-broth wording differs in the saved and reviewed sources, so those entries are outside this bowl comparison.
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