located on niminhaemin, it’s where i frequent along with my local mini-tesco and market
after realizing my favorite japanese ramen would not be found, i decided to try this korean brand – samyang. and it’s pretty damn good.
observations, humor, nonsense
I just had Korean sweet chili noodles for dinner. God bless Annie Chun.
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mmm these pictures make me hungry although i've never been a big fan if ramen. Usually they have MSG and that just gives me horrible wind… to much info i thinks!
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I do like noodles for lunch at times…our local Costco had a 2-for-1 special on NongShim ramen, so we're still slowly working our way through the first box. Fortunately, they are much less expensive than the Samyang brand you bought [39 bath a package?! Yikes! Must be imported in small quantities.]However, I would be hard pressed to pass up the [freshly baked?] croissants and/or brownies on the counter to your friend's/the counter lady's left. I even like quiche, which some “real men” are said to avoid. They all look delicious.Hope you enjoyed lunch.Regards from Ken C. in southern California
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I think I could write a whole post on ramen but I'll spare everybody. For now…@VS:Don't tell me what you eat, anymore! I hate seeing how well you eat on FB ๐ 555, just kidding.@Colin: Don't use the seasoning package. Make your own soup stock or sukiyaki dipping sauce!@Harold: Their baked goods are quite delish. What a keen eye you have ๐
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I love the Maggie Mee Gorang noodles (I can sometimes find them at Paragon). I first ate them in Brunei. Too bad they don't like me though – carbs attach themselves to my butt.
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alright – will have to give them a try! thanks!
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I heart Kasem too…but never make it past the bakery section at the front of the shop ๐
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