What's Your Favorite Instant Ramen? Share Your Top Picks!
For Whom/What:
whenever ramen craving hits
Budget:
comparable to Shin Ramen
Requirements:
chewy noodle
ramen with soup
pairs well with beef
Extra Details:
My current obsession is the Shin Ramen, but I'm eager to venture out and try new flavors/varieties. I love spicy food, but it doesn't have to be spicy. The photo's from the manufacturer's website - makes me hungry just looking at it, haha. These are some of the ramen my local Asian market has. Do you see anything worth trying? Share your ramen haul!
Have you tried the Champong Spicy Seafood Noodles? It's from the same brand, Nongshim, and if you like seafood-flavored broths, you're going to love it.
I'm obsessed with Ichiran ramen and this Ichiran Ramen kit captures the authentic, rich flavor of the ramen I'd get in Japan, especially from Ichiran's famous tonkotsu broth.
The convenience of being able to recreate that perfect ramen experience at home is a luxury in the US. The broth is silky and flavorful, and the noodles cook up with the perfect chewy texture. The customizable spice packet lets you control the heat, just like in their restaurants, although I like it spicy so add it all, haha. Since you can tolerate Shin ramen, you won't find this ramen spicy at all. I think you can buy just the spice in case you want to add extra.
It’s a great way to relive the memory of Japan and enjoy restaurant-quality ramen without leaving your kitchen.
I really like the ICHIRAN Take Home Ramen Kit because it gives you the authentic experience of their famous tonkotsu ramen right at home. It tastes very authentic and similar. The kit includes their signature broth concentrate, Hakata-style thin noodles, and their special red chili powder, so you can recreate the same rich, flavorful ramen. It’s super convenient, and the taste is spot on—creamy, savory, and packed with umami, just like at the restaurant.
This ramen doesn't have soup as it's stir-fried noodle, but if you love Shin ramen, you have to try the Shin Stir Fry. It's new, and I find it spicier than the original Shin, although not too much.
I make sure to stock up on these three ramen - the original Shin Ramen, the stir-fry Shin, and Chapagetti. They're my top 3 favorites. Weirdly all from Nongshim, lol, but they're so good.
What's Your Favorite Instant Ramen? Share Your Top Picks!
whenever ramen craving hits
comparable to Shin Ramen
chewy noodle
ramen with soup
pairs well with beef
My current obsession is the Shin Ramen, but I'm eager to venture out and try new flavors/varieties. I love spicy food, but it doesn't have to be spicy. The photo's from the manufacturer's website - makes me hungry just looking at it, haha. These are some of the ramen my local Asian market has. Do you see anything worth trying? Share your ramen haul!
Have you tried the Champong Spicy Seafood Noodles? It's from the same brand, Nongshim, and if you like seafood-flavored broths, you're going to love it.
The noodles are so chewy.
I'm obsessed with Ichiran ramen and this Ichiran Ramen kit captures the authentic, rich flavor of the ramen I'd get in Japan, especially from Ichiran's famous tonkotsu broth.
The convenience of being able to recreate that perfect ramen experience at home is a luxury in the US. The broth is silky and flavorful, and the noodles cook up with the perfect chewy texture. The customizable spice packet lets you control the heat, just like in their restaurants, although I like it spicy so add it all, haha. Since you can tolerate Shin ramen, you won't find this ramen spicy at all. I think you can buy just the spice in case you want to add extra.
It’s a great way to relive the memory of Japan and enjoy restaurant-quality ramen without leaving your kitchen.
I really like the ICHIRAN Take Home Ramen Kit because it gives you the authentic experience of their famous tonkotsu ramen right at home. It tastes very authentic and similar. The kit includes their signature broth concentrate, Hakata-style thin noodles, and their special red chili powder, so you can recreate the same rich, flavorful ramen. It’s super convenient, and the taste is spot on—creamy, savory, and packed with umami, just like at the restaurant.
This ramen doesn't have soup as it's stir-fried noodle, but if you love Shin ramen, you have to try the Shin Stir Fry. It's new, and I find it spicier than the original Shin, although not too much.
I make sure to stock up on these three ramen - the original Shin Ramen, the stir-fry Shin, and Chapagetti. They're my top 3 favorites. Weirdly all from Nongshim, lol, but they're so good.