This brand is really great.
Nonghim at the asian grocery store smells weird compared to the regular supermarket version for some reason.
Whoa this looks like a real picture but I think its from a video game
Hah I saw that edit. Yeah it's definitely from FFXVactually its from final fantasy XV lol
Basically this, except mostly the bagged version because I need to add eggs. Best ramen I've ever had(there aren't any Japanese restaurants near me).
Pretty much anything this company makes is a good bet, if you like it spicy
I also like Sapporo Ichiban.
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Problem is i can buy that anywhere. Looking for stuff i cant find at 7/11
bowl version is better for whatever reason
You said you were looking for the best to try, not something worse...Problem is i can buy that anywhere. Looking for stuff i cant find at 7/11
You said you were looking for the best to try, not something worse...
Do you know how hard it is to get fresh Behemoth?
bowl version is better for whatever reason
My uni was next to a big Asian food cash and carry, so as a student I stocked up on a lot of ramen for cheapo. Funnily, my local supermarket now actually also sells the same stuff I used to get from there.
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The bestest. Unless you really want some the soupiness, these don't have that.
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Also the best, you can't go wrong with Sesame anything.
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I ate these the most, mainly because I liked spicy food a lot more in Uni. They're damn good too.
Honestly, just try anything and everything Nissin and Mama make and it'll probably be good.
Problem is i can buy that anywhere. Looking for stuff i cant find at 7/11
For some reason this is the case for me, too. Sure, I like all the versions but there's something about the bowls.
OP, if you want to step outside the realm of ramen, might I recommend:
Ive done that before and had fun just didnt want to miss out on some overlooked gems.The Asian stores tend to have a pretty huge selection, sometimes it's fun just picking up a few random packages and trying them out.
Pretty much anything this company makes is a good bet, if you like it spicy
I also like Sapporo Ichiban.
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Yep.
I also like the red ones.
I hate how hard they are to find where I live. There is only one supermarket near me that sells them but they almost never have (like one of every 10 times I go)
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It's good just cooked in water, but the best way to make it is to fry it in a really hot pan afterwards like real mi goreng. I use toasted sesame oil and top it with an egg.
They also have lots of other flavors. The rendang flavor is super tasty.
I can only find the packets of this stuff on Amazon UK and it's £30 for twenty of the bastards.
are these brands available in the US outside of asian grocery stores?
are these brands available in the US outside of asian grocery stores?
Yeah it's more expensive for a reason but I feel the taste is worth it.
Ultimately you're still spending <2$ per packet.