What kind of oriental food is this? More details inside?

Question

http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/7135/unknownfoodsh6.png

Above is the picture of the food.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twEyCVtJbTo
In this video, from where I got the picture, it shows BoA, the person eating it, spinning the noodles around in the bowl.

How do you eat it/

Answer 1

I watched the video and 52 seconds into the clip the narrator said it was "******* soba" which mean it's a noodle dish where various toppings are poured/placed on top of the noodles.

Here's a description for ******* udon (udon is just another type of noodle), but the same technique is used for soba noodles... ******* udon is simple cold noodle. You may put various toppings, such as boiled eggs, boiled meat, boiled vegetables, and so on.
http://japanesefood.about.com/od/udon/r/...
Another photo using udon noodles: http://flickr.com/photos/kenic/228783110/

How to eat?
Simply mix and eat.
She's using her chopsticks to mix the ingredients and noodles together. She's using the chopstick to also gather a bite of noodles by wrapping it around the chopsticks as she mixes the noodles... Sort of like using a fork to twirl a bite of spaghetti.

Answer 2

My well known isn't on your record - Philippine food !! Decending order - Korean, jap, chinese language (Szechuan and then Cantonese), and Vietnamese. BP - warm & bitter Soup, Shredded Garlic beef, Dry rather spiced pink meat, popular's hen, Steamed Rice.

Answer 3

she's eating japanese noodles or ramen, the kind served in japanese restaurants, not the instant kind. the way she's spins the noodles with her chopsticks is the usual way of eating them, somewhat like how most people eat pasta, by twirling their forks.

Answer 4

It's not bi bim bap, there's no rice in this dish...but the toppings are similar. It's actually soba noodles, more of a Japanese thing.

Answer 5

Bibimbap,I believe, It's Korean, here's a recipe.

http://womansday.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=52350