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post #16 of 22

3/29/10 at 2:53pm

lee_44106

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Cup O'Noodles

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3/29/10 at 3:14pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Uomo Di Fretti

This topic may not be up to forum standards but I'm searching for a brand of good authentic Japanese ramen that would be available in most places. I used to have a friend who would make the best meals out of store bought ramen and various types of seared meat. The meat I can handle but all the brands of ramen I've been able to find taste like crap. Any suggestions?

when i get home i'll take a picture of the ramen i got in the freezer section of a chinese grocery store. actually really good pork bone stuff. I've been meaning to make my own chashu, just been busy.

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3/29/10 at 3:16pm

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Originally Posted by lee_44106

Cup O'Noodles

Mmmm.

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3/29/10 at 7:50pm

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Originally Posted by poly800rock

I'll be looking for it, thanks.

post #20 of 22

3/30/10 at 1:49am

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Originally Posted by westinghouse

Chapagetti is the best. I go through a case a month.

Technically, that's not ramen. Although, if you know where to find it, you probably know that already. Love that stuff.

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Originally Posted by CutandSew

I personally find the Nong Shim brand from Korea to be quite exceptional. The broth is great, although it can be spicy since it caters to Korean tastes.

You're referring to Shin Ramen, right? Really tasty (and spicy).

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Originally Posted by ssnyc

If you're ever in NYC: http://www.ippudo.com/ny/

IMO, best ramen in the NYC metro area is at Ippudo and Santouka (in the Mitsuwa Food Court in Edgewater, NJ).

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3/30/10 at 7:30pm

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doll noodles =) great stir fried too...just don't over cook it.

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3/31/10 at 5:09pm

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Nissin used to be my ramen of choice (not that I eat a lot of it in the first place) for years. After eating the Nong Shim brand Shin Ramyun, you can't really go back to the Nissin ones.