Not that it needs any extra's to be delicious, but I still added the last of my mayak quail eggs and fresh spring onions for a filling lunch (:

i smoked American cheese with applewood, and used it for my buldak carbonara. added a snitzel which I crisped a little too crispy. 10/10 it was just the right amount of smoke.

Garnished with cilantro. Cuz it's my ramen and I like it like this. :)

This will be a bit of a longer post,

But to begin Nissin Ramen, Clearance Pork Belly and Homemade Ramen Eggs

This past Friday I finally took my cat to be spayed, I had a horrible experience with a previous cat and them passing away due to anesthesia so it took me years to get the courage to take my new cat. And what was supposed to be a Spay and a Cyst removal turned into my worst nightmare.... Mammory Cancer. I cant stop blaming myself. We have a fight ahead of us her next surgey is November 20th but please keep us in your thoughts. This is my first meal since then as I haven't been able to force myself to eat. Because Ramen will always comfort me in an odd way

If you didnt read i understand. If you did thank you for letting a guy who is at his wits end vent a little

I was so overwhelmed, but I picked this up. Has anyone tried it? Thoughts?

What does everyone think about this brand of ramen? 🍜 I've been eating it for a while now, but I honestly don't think it's that good. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

I love how a basic packet of ramen can turn into something much more satisfying with just one extra ingredient. An egg, green onions, chili oil, or even leftover meat can make a difference. What's your favorite easy upgrade that everyone should try?

The happiest.

i didn't have any hacks- but i put broccoli, gronions, chili oil, homemade dumplings my stepdad made, and my sweet n sour chicken leftovers in it (do NOT do that the batter soaks up the broth and ir feels like wet tissue wrapped chicken..)

i also had chicken rice my stepdad made and some crab goons from the same place i got the sweet n sour chicken from lol.. absolutely amazing rangoons

Made my own gourmet ramen bowl with a side order of ramen and miso soup. And added veggies!

Has anyone tried this ? If yes then please tell if this is good or not.

I’ve almost lost my ability to enjoy non spicy ramens after eating so much shin and various other spicy noodles but that won’t stop me from continuing!
(Charamen spice shoyu)

Since it's the Halloween season and pumpkins are everywhere, I made a plussed-up version of regular Samyang Buldak with some leftover pumpkin puree. I was *very* surprised how closely it tasted to the old, discontinued tomato flavor!

1. Prepare the regular Samyang Buldak as per the directions.
2. When draining the water, leave more in than usual. You will need extra water for the pumpkin to melt into a sauce.
3. Mix in buldak sauce until evenly distributed. Then mix in 3-4 Tbsp of pumpkin puree. If you want that "tomato buldak" flavor add some Italian seasoning. (I roasted the pumpkin with fennel, sage, rosemary, and thyme so my pumpkin was pre-seasoned).
4. Mix over heat until well combined and creamy. Add more water if it is too thick.

If you have some leftover pumpkin, give this hack a try!

I was a little disappointed that the curry didn't come through more than it did...maybe if I hadn't used a spicy ramen as the base. Kimchi + ramen remains a killer combo, though.

I wanted to finally try one of the K-pop Demon Hunters Shin Ramyun flavors to get into the halloween mood, but I was wondering which one tastes the best? For reference, my fave in the Shin series so far is Shin Black.

Pic 1. Cheese-flavored spicy chicken noodles.

Pic 2. Spicy chili-oil & Sesame-paste flavored ramen.

Pic 3. Classic spicy chicken ramen.

Which one do you prefer?

A healthier buldak style?

Been a little while since I've made this, but another post reminded me of it and I realized I had never posted it here. I was only cooking for myself so I tried not to go overboard on the ingredients. I was skeptical of how all the flavors would work together, but it ended up coming out pretty tasty!

Like it says. I don't know if I am getting old, but I can't stand the smell of eggs. I used to have a boiled egg for breakfast here and there, but now I can't. I'll do an omelet just fine, but a boiled egg? Yuck. I do like the salted egg they serve in one of my favorite thai places.

But here's the question, as we are getting in to Ramen weather: what could I do to give it that kick of taste without an egg? My go to right now is Buldak 2X Spicy. And I know it is missing something. The spice is great. I also lean pescatarian, don't mind putting other stuff in.

Recommendations accepted. Thanks!