極太麺って英語でなんて言うの？

There are not so many noodle varieties in Europe (generally just thin, medium and thick), so there is not a single, specific word for them. However, if you say either 'extra thick' or 'very thick', everyone will understand what you mean.

If something is 'bulky' it is bigger than a usual or expected item, or simply: large or unmanageable. 'A grand piano is a bulky item that requires at least four people to move it."

"These noodles are thicker then normal" In this example you are saying that compared to most noodles these are thicker then normal. The most simple way to say "gokubutomen" is to say "These noodles are very think." Lastly, if you want to tell a friend the noodles are different from other noodles you can say they are different and add why they are different "These noodles are different, they are thick/big/wide.

If you happen to receive some noodles that are not the normal size you are accustomed to, a way to express this would be to simply say, “These noodles are much thicker than usual.” You could also substitute the word “CHUNKY’ for “THICKER”. The word "WIDER" could also be used.

Native speakers most commonly say “Extra thick noodles”. There are different ways to say it, however this is the easiest way to say it in my opinion. For example you could say... What pasta would you like to eat? I would like to eat some extra thick noodles for dinner please. I hope this helps.

Native speakers say it like this: “Extra thick noodles”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this in a conversation: A: What are we having for lunch today? B: I prepared us some extra thick noodles, it should be delicious!