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In a small measuring cup or bowl (approximately 100 ml capacity), add the white miso, soy sauce, mirin, rice vinegar, and sake.

Use a spatula or spoon to thoroughly mix all the sauce ingredients until well combined and smooth. Set aside.

Take a large rectangular cooking pot suitable for stovetop use. First, create an even layer with the sliced onions at the bottom of the pot.

Next, add the chopped cabbage on top of the onions, spreading it out evenly.

Distribute the shimeji and enoki mushrooms over the cabbage layer.

Place the cubed tofu among the other ingredients in the pot.

Add the vermicelli noodles to the pot, nestling them among the vegetables and tofu.

Finally, top all the vegetables and noodles with the thinly sliced beef, ensuring it's spread out as much as possible.

Pour the prepared sauce evenly over all the ingredients in the pot, making sure to cover the beef and other components.

Cover the pot with a lid. Place the pot on a stovetop burner and cook on very low heat for approximately 10 minutes. Do not add any water; the ingredients will release their natural moisture to form a rich, flavorful broth.

After about 10 minutes, remove the lid. The ingredients should have cooked down and released moisture, forming a broth. Use chopsticks to gently stir and combine the ingredients, ensuring the beef is fully cooked and the noodles are mixed into the broth.

Sprinkle the chopped green onions over the sukiyaki.

Stir again with chopsticks to incorporate the green onions.

The Homestyle Beef Sukiyaki is now ready. Serve directly from the pot, highlighting the noodles, beef, and vegetables.


In a small measuring cup or bowl (approximately 100 ml capacity), add the white miso, soy sauce, mirin, rice vinegar, and sake.

Use a spatula or spoon to thoroughly mix all the sauce ingredients until well combined and smooth. Set aside.

Take a large rectangular cooking pot suitable for stovetop use. First, create an even layer with the sliced onions at the bottom of the pot.

Next, add the chopped cabbage on top of the onions, spreading it out evenly.

Distribute the shimeji and enoki mushrooms over the cabbage layer.

Place the cubed tofu among the other ingredients in the pot.

Add the vermicelli noodles to the pot, nestling them among the vegetables and tofu.

Finally, top all the vegetables and noodles with the thinly sliced beef, ensuring it's spread out as much as possible.

Pour the prepared sauce evenly over all the ingredients in the pot, making sure to cover the beef and other components.

Cover the pot with a lid. Place the pot on a stovetop burner and cook on very low heat for approximately 10 minutes. Do not add any water; the ingredients will release their natural moisture to form a rich, flavorful broth.

After about 10 minutes, remove the lid. The ingredients should have cooked down and released moisture, forming a broth. Use chopsticks to gently stir and combine the ingredients, ensuring the beef is fully cooked and the noodles are mixed into the broth.

Sprinkle the chopped green onions over the sukiyaki.

Stir again with chopsticks to incorporate the green onions.

The Homestyle Beef Sukiyaki is now ready. Serve directly from the pot, highlighting the noodles, beef, and vegetables.
