What a weekend. Beat. Getting this post ready for tomorrow on Sunday night. It’s been a real rough couple of days. Looking forward to cooking this tomorrow! But, you don’t have to wait as it’ll be done when you see it, so here we go.
Tag: Noodles
#5651: Nissin Top Ramen Beef Flavor Ramen Noodle Soup With Bachan’s Japanese Barbecue Sauce – Original – United States
There’s a limit to characters in titles on many platforms. This name is incredibly long. YouTube allows 100 characters, and so stuff has to be abbreviated or just truncated. It’s a pain since you want people looking for a thing to be able to find it. I guess we’ll see how it goes. This is possibly the longest name – ever.
#5650: Daisho Nagahama Yatai Ramen – Japan
I wanted to get something next morning on Amazon and I needed to get $25 of stuff. This was a quick fix for that – not very expensive and I’ve not tried it in years. Asian Pantry via Gemini had this to say about this style – ‘Nagahama yatai ramen is a style of Fukuoka street food (yatai) featuring thin, fast-cooking noodles in a rich, cloudy pork bone (tonkotsu) broth, originating in the 1950s for fish market workers. Known for being quick, cheap, and creamy, it pioneered the kaedama (noodle refill) system. It is often sold as a “mild” instant, sometimes vegetarian, ‘ Let’s give it a whirl!
#5649: Tapatio Ramen Noodle Soup Chicken Flavored Ramen – United States
When we get boneless skinless chicken, the pieces are massive. So, I usually roll up my sleeves (I hate that term) and get all meat-mucky, cutting and bagging then tossing in the freezer. I do a lot of small pieces for reviews, but some not. Yesterday’s review employed a larger than necessary piece, so I have leftovers. I figured I’d better find a chicken variety and here’s the one I picked. Sounded nice – here we go!
#5648: Samyang Buldak Yakisoba Spicy Ramen Artificial Spicy Chicken Flavor – United States
You might be surprised, but this is a different version of this. Here is the version I got from an Australian friend. If you look at that review, you’ll notice a key difference; one that I’m sad and rather surprised was omitted as it was really the most unique part of it. Let’s give it a try.
#5647: Nissin Top Ramen Hot Pot Fusions Thai Coconut Curry Chicken Flavor – United States
After hunting for ages for this one I looked it up on the Walmart website and boom – here it is. Why this wouldn’t be everywhere alongside the tonkotsu and Korean styled variants I’ve no clue. I figure this could go two ways and hopefully the direction it does go is a good one. Let’s boot up the microwave and give it a try.
#5646: Nongshim Ramyun Spicy Broth & Vegetables – United States
Been wanting to try this one every since I saw it was out – saw it at 99 Ranch Market but ultimately got it at Boo Han Market in Edmonds, Washington. Dig that crazy font! It certainly looks like Shin from the imagery, however must be somewhat different. Let’s find out! Made in South Korea and packaged for US sale.
#5645: Mi ABC Street Noodles Spicy Garlic & Cheese – United States
Found this at the HMart in Lynnwood, WA. This one is interesting; it’s an export version, but specifically for where isn’t clear – so it gets the Indonesia checkbox. It’s made in Indonesia, but labeling shows it being for the US market. Let’s cook.
#5644: Mo Xiao Xian Spicy Chongqing Noodle – China
Here’s the last of a set of varieties that came in an enormous bucket I found at a local grocery for CNY. These have been pretty good! Let’s try this last one.
#5643: Vecorn Spicy Sakura Prawn Soup Noodles – Singapore
Today I get to try a prawn noodle and that’s something I truly enjoy. I’ve met two kinds of people – those who really love shrimp paste and those who don’t. It’s interesting as I’ve met people that just blanket say they don’t like seafood. I wish I could live over in Asia and have a diet that consisted mainly of seafood as a protein source. This is a prime example of a favorite style of mine – heavy n the prawn. Let’s do it.
#5642: Samyang Buldak Quattro Cheese Spicy Ramen – United States
I tried this right when it came out – it used to have different packaging to a slight degree – the logo as well has changed, and since my son wants to try every Buldak out there, here we are. Let’s check it out!
#5641: Nongshim Soon Veggie Noodle Soup – United States
This was a score. Why? Well, I hit Grocery Outlet yesterday in search of noodles to review (it happens from time to time) and saw these. I had to do a double take – the multipack was $1.99. Why so cheap? Expiring next month. No prob lem there. I’ve not reviewed this in ages so I thought an update would be nice especially at that price point. Let’s cook it up!
#5640: Indomie Instant Noodles Mi Goreng Barbeque Chicken Flavour – Indonesia
A neat thing recently is how my son who has been incredibly inflexible on foods he would try now is interested in noodles. Albeit only dry varieties as he’s not into soup whatsoever, it’s quite a departure for him and really nice to see. He actually ate a pack of Indomie on two occasions recently for dinner! The thing we do is exclude the fried onion – it’s all about texture for him and those wonderful little bits would kill it for him still. I think he’ll get there one of these days though. Let’s cook it up!
#5639: Otoki Jin Ramen Mild – United States
Alright so I think this is it. I’ve reviewed the cups, the bowls, and the pack versions of this and the spicy version once this is done. They really did a sweeping rebranding – even the name., Let’s cook it up!
#5638: Lucky Me! Pancit Canton Chow Mein Noodles Hot Chili Flavor – Philippines
A new costume change for this one. I’ve been reviewing this range literally for decades – they’ve always been readily available and honestly pretty good. Let’s give this spicy flavored variant a sampling.
#5637: Kidari Instant Noodle Kimchi Flavor – South Korea
Think I found this at Asian Family Market on 130th & Aururoa. Anyways, it’s all in Korean with a nondescript info sticker. A little image translate and bar code lookup helped with this one. Last one of the week.
#5636: Yang Zhang Gui Noodles & Vermicelli With Egg And Vegetables – Golden Broth Flavor – China
Didn’t think I’d see one of these again unless it arrived from overseas – but I found this in a local Asian market which made me very happy. This contains a stewed egg which I’ve never seen in anything I’ve found in the United States. Egg! Golden broth! Two types of noodle! Wow. Let’s give this a look!
#5635: Otoki Cheesy Ramen Spicy Noodle Soup – United States
Hit a couple Asian markets last weekend and found this and its non-spicy counterpart. I’ve been trying to get my hands on everything in this new Otoki range. Not a super fan of the new labeling; I really liked the standard yellow style. But who knows this might be a bit of a recipe change. Let’s give it a try on this rainy day.
#5633: Nissin Demae Ramen Bar Noodle Black Garlic Oil Tonkotsu Flavour Instant Noodle – Hong Kong
Here’s another one from HongKongFoodies.com! Go check ’em out as they’ve got a treasure trove of hard to find Demae Iccho variants! This is a straight noodle variant with two servings and the black garlic oil. Let’s kick it into high gear.
#5632: Tang Master Korean Style Spicy Noodle Soup – China
Found this locally… I think I saw this called Ramen Daren years ago up in Canada. Tang means soup in Chinese, and daren means master so it’s really the same thing but a little goofy since the first or sencond word is a different language than the first. Either way, I’m happy about these – I found 5 different varieties of them. Let’s try this Chinese take on Korean style ramyun a try.
#5631: Samyang Buldak Carbonara Spicy Tteokbokki – Unites States
Well, well, well… My son now is very interested in trying tteokbokki. It will go one of two ways. I’ll do it up then we shall do a mukbang (both videos below. So he will either like it or barely try it and say I don’t like it. I guess we shall see. He does like carboinara Buldak, so it’s possible he’ll like it – we will just have to wait and see…
#5630: Mo Xiao Xian Rice Noodles With Sesame Sauce – China
Time for the second variety from the mega bucket! Found this at the new Y&Y Supermarket in Lynnwood, Washington. Was the only thing I got but there were quite a few other things I wish I had. It’s a big bucket maybe 15 orso inches tall, containing a lot of different varieties. $13 was indeed a good deal for such a large thing. CNY promos are where it’s at! Let’s try this one out.
#5629: Rap Snacks Ramen Noodles Rick Ross Lemon Pepper Chicken – United States
Here’s another Rap Snacks variety sent by The Fat Hipster – thanks! As usual, not expecting a lot from these but I guess we shall see. Let’s give ’em a try.
#5628: Nissin Demae Iccho Instant Macaroni Sesame Oil Chicken Flavour – Hong Kong
Here’s another one from HongKongFoodies.com! Go check ’em out as they’ve got a treasure trove of hard to find Demae Iccho variants! This isn’t ramen – it’s macaroni. It’s not macaroni and cheese but macaroni and broth – should be quite nice! Let’s cook it up!
#5627: Surasang Toowoomba Pasta – South Korea
Another one in the long line of Korean toowoomba variants. This one looks a little different – it seems like this is definitely more pasta than an instant noodle. Let’s delve into the depths of this bowl.
#5626: Samyang Buldak 2x Spicy Artificial Spicy Chicken Flavor Ramen Big Bowl – United States
My son Miles is in full swing obsession with trying everything Buldak. This is an enormous switch for him. Miles is on the spectrum and doesn’t generally venture out of his comfort zone at all when it comes to foods. I’m impressed that he’s making such an effort here – there’s a mukbang below! Let’s give it a go.
#5624: Samyang Buldak Pu Pad Pong Crab Curry Ramen – South Korea
Big thanks to The Fat Hipster for sending this along! This is a yellow curry and crab flavor variant and it sounds very interesting. It could either be really great or pretty awful – only one way to find out. Of course, I will be joined by my son Miles for a mukbang below. Let’s get started!
The Ramen Rater’s Top Ten Singaporean Instant Noodles Of All Time 2026 Edition 2.0
I mentioned previously that I’d made a big mistake a few years back. The logic was that the Top Ten lists for the first half of the year would have the current year in the title, and the ones published after June would be the following year edition with the logic that it would be more active in the following year. Well, that ended up confusing and annoying a great many people. So, some lists have been skipped in order to do this reset. But in this case, I wanted to do a new one – a 2.0. I’m announcing today also that the video versions of the topo tens are going to be limited from here out. They take a huge amount of time to film, edit, compose, etc. So only a couple lists now will have these videos. With that, let’s check out The Ramen Rater’s Top Ten Singaporean Instant Noodles Of All Time 2026 Edition 2.0!
#5623: Otoki Jin Jjambbong Spicy Seafood Noodle – United States
This one is an absolute favorite of mine, however I and others have noted some changes in taste from some of the newly named Otoki vs Ottogi. Hopefully, this remains a wonderfully smoky and spicy seafood wonder. Let’s find out!
#5622: Mo Xiao Xian Hot & Sour Sweet Potato Noodle – China
Time for the second variety from the mega bucket! Found this at the new Y&Y Supermarket in Lynnwood, Washington. Was the only thing I got but there were quite a few other things I wish I had. It’s a big bucket maybe 15 orso inches tall, containing a lot of different varieties. $13 was indeed a good deal for such a large thing. CNY promos are where it’s at! Let’s try this one out.
#5621: Samyang Buldak Carbonara Spicy Ramen Artificial Spicy Chicken Flavor – United States
Okay, here’s another chicken that isn’t exactly right. It’s pork flavored. When as AI was asked about the idea of chicken in carbonara –
#5620: Nissin Demae Ramen Aka Tonkotsu Flavour- Hong Kong
Here’s another one from HongKongFoodies.com! Go check ’em out as they’ve got a treasure trove of hard to find Demae Iccho variants! Today’s Friday for me – maybe for you too. I did a ton of walking this week – about 30 miles and I am thinking this will be a nice reward. Aka tonkotsu has a vibrant orange red broth and some heat – had it before and it’s a beautiful thing. I think this is a great one for today.
#5619: Otoki Kimchi Ramen – United States
Found this one at HMart. The Otoki variants are for the US while Ottogi ones are for the Korean market – at least that’s what it seems like, but I could be wrong on that as I don’t have any official comment from the company. What I do know is that westerners saying Otoki is closer to the hard g/soft k kinda thing. Anyways, let’s have a nice kimchi bowl!
#5618: Nissin Demae Iccho Instant Macaroni Tomato Beef Flavour – Hong Kong
Here’s another one from HongKongFoodies.com! Go check ’em out as they’ve got a treasure trove of hard to find Demae Iccho variants! This is instant macaroni andyes, it’s not a noodle. It’s gonna be okay. This is something you’d find on the ramen aisle. Let’s cook it up and give it a try!
#5616: Samyang Buldak Birria Spicy Ramen Spicy Chicken Artificially Flavored – United States
Previously we tried the Big Bowl version. Our local Albertsons affiliate has had tons of Buldak all of a sudden – would be nice if they do more exclusives as they’re going to be easy for me to get my hands on. Let’s check out this pack version – mukbang to follow as well!
#5615: Mo Xiao Xian Dry Vermicelli Red Oil – China
Found this at the new Y&Y Supermarket in Lynnwood, Washington. Was the only thing I got but there were quite a few other things I wish I had. It’s a big bucket maybe 15 orso inches tall, containing a lot of different varieties. $13 was indeed a good deal for such a large thing. CNY promos are where it’s at! Let’s try this one out.
#5614: Nongshim Doong Ji Naengmyeon With Chilled Beef Flavored Broth – United States
Big thanks to James from Lakeside for this one! I recently got a comment on my reviews for my ‘poor sentence structure.’ Well, I write the way I speak (mispelling omitted of course). I used to try and flourish things a lot but I kind of left that behind as it seems ingenuine to me. I had a guy who used ChatGPT to reply to my emails – it was awful. So perky. Anyways, this is a cold one; that works well as its wintertime and this should post in the summer. Let’s cook!
#5613: Rap Snacks Lil Baby “All In” Hot Flavored Ramen Noodles – United States
Big thanks to The Fat Hipster for shooting this over. So I’ve sampled Rap Snacks instant noodles before with pretty low scores. I’m hopeful that this new set will be better, but I guess I’ll have to try them to know for sure. I do like trying things even when I really expect to be underwhelmed. The potato chip flavor these are based on is quite good, so hopefully this will follow suit.
#5612: Good Seoul Topokki Kimchi – South Korea
The tteokbokki train keeps a rolling! I even got kimchi! Let’s cook it up!
Good Seoul Topokki Original – South Korea
Detail of the side panels (click to enlarge). Contains fish. To prepare, add in sachet contents and hot water to line. Microwave at 1000W for 90 seconds. Finally, stir and enjoy!
#5611: Good Seoul Topokki Cheese – South Korea
Today, I’m reviewing the next to last of these tteokbokki varieties – big thanks to Good Seoul for sending them over! Let’s microwave it up! It’s cheese time!
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