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A comforting soup with homemade fresh noodles, tender chicken, crunchy napa cabbage, rehydrated shiitake, and a broth flavored with Korean gochugaru. Perfect for cool evenings, this recipe combines fresh pasta techniques with Asian cuisine flavors.
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