Shin Ramyun

Instant noodles Part 2. Introducing my favorite brand of Ramyun. Shin Ramyun is pretty famous in Korean as well as outside of Korean. If you're into Korean dramas, you probably heard if this kind of Ramyun.

These Ramyun comes in packs of 5. The first one is the Potato and Ribs Ramyun. (Pork)

Price: Fairprice, $3.75 (5's)

One thing I love about Shin Ramyun is the springy ramyun. The ramyun is thicker than the usual instant noodles. This is the first time I tried the pork flavor. The soup base of this is thicker I believe it's because of the starch present but you can find bits of potatoes and vegetable in it. Pretty delicious.

The next one is the spicy mushroom flavor, comes in pack of 5 as well.

Price: $3.75

This one is pretty spicy. When eating Shin ramyun, I prefer adding less water to make the soup base thicker. This one comes with vegetables and mushroom bits.

It really goes well with a thick slice of salmon as side. Pretty satisfying! Unhealthy but yummylicious.


Rating: 4/5 Must try!

Myojo Ramen Char Mee

Got this at Fairprice.
Price: $2.10 (5 in a pack)
This is one cheap food. Unhealthy food are always cheaper than healthy food. Last semester when I had to rush for deadlines, I ate  instant noodles daily like for 2 weeks. Didn't really feel well after eating all the processed food. These stuff, we should really only eat them once in a while.

This is one of my favourite. I prefer dried noodles then soup ones. I added prawns to this one!

I really like the taste of this. There is this aromatic sesame oil taste lingering in my mouth. If you add the entire packet of chilli oil, it gets a little spicy. The mee is springy. One mouth of noodle with one bite of the prawn. Nom nom nom. Definitely in my top 10 instant mee that I'd tasted.


Rating : 3.5/5 Delicious!