How to cook and eat Shin Ramyun like a Korean


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1. Boil water with seasoning and flake packets 2. Add noodle brick 3. Cook for a couple minutes then add egg 4. Eat with kimchi 5.

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  1. HECA13
    HECA13 says:

    🤭 I was going to (jokingly) give you shit for eating store bought kimchi (instead of homemade), but after seeing you take that first bite of kimchi, and seeing all the flavors and memories rush back to you… it just warmed my heart. 😅🥰 Go make some kimchi pancakes! 🤤😆👍

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  2. KSB
    KSB says:

    Ben, I don't think it's right to tell people you have to slurp. It is wrong and people, especially young people, will stare or frown. I myself find it offensive when I see people slurp (and I am Korean). It's rude, messy, and splattering to your neighbors. PLEASE DON''T.

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  3. KSB
    KSB says:

    I think it's important for people to know two things. a) You don't have to use the whole packet of spice. You use it for your liking – just like you can cook as short or long as you want to cook. The spicier you want, the more you use. b) You are to add pretty much any veggies, meat, eggs, etc. you want.

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  4. Cristi Neagu
    Cristi Neagu says:

    Meanwhile, I (as the peasant I am) put the noodles and flavour packets into a bowl and then pour hot water over them and let them sit for 15 minutes, cause I like colder, soggy noodles.

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  5. Tommy Lim
    Tommy Lim says:

    The good ol low life days. Those were learning years. Another variation is the cup ramyun bowl version , you add hot water and egg into the bowl and instead of waiting 5 minutes, you microwave for 2mins and ya done. Great for dorms and office pantry environment without stove to use

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  6. Adrian Sumner
    Adrian Sumner says:

    Yeah I'll try it out but I'll stay loyal to my neighbors nothing beats IndoMie after all served with a fried egg and chillies, I always add baby peas with the noodles too. I'm gonna have to try it with a side serving of fresh cucumber and cherry tomatoes which I think would work well too to freshen the palate.

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  7. J'sDesireForAKittycatPersists
    J'sDesireForAKittycatPersists says:

    When I cook mine with egg, I either do it egg drop soup style or let the noodles cook enough to spread out from the brick form, turn the heat low, gently drop an egg in, and let the egg poach low and slow (which allows the noodle to not over cook).

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  8. labgalom
    labgalom says:

    shin ramen is god tier. its like 5 dollars for 4 packs in u.s.a at walmart its usually in rice and beans isle instead of ramen isle but the shin black is like 8 dollars for 4 packs but it comes with a garlic and onion pack and a spicy pork pack and the flavor off of it is fire af.

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  9. Placeholder Name
    Placeholder Name says:

    I live right next to a store that has all these east asian things. Like, they got 100 different kinds of noodles. The noodles for the east asian market is next level. They are super thick and i like that.

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  10. Guan Li
    Guan Li says:

    This is not the korean way of eating noodles..u missing three items raw scallion, green chillies and black paper.

    Scallions and green chillies is add during cooking of noodles for more flavors and kicks and last one black paper is optional. Some people add it to enhance flavor of the soup

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  11. Brandon Kemp
    Brandon Kemp says:

    I remember the story of when you used to order the same pizza everyday and in that video you speak about the tiny room and showed pics. It is an awesome vid! Keep up the great content!

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  12. Shin
    Shin says:

    Yessir! The slurp is essential as hell man, I don’t even know why, but it brings the dining room table together. And plus, had my grandma living with us back then (as do a good bulk of Korean families), getting that brown kimchi container from the kimchi fridge when we boutta eat some ramen. Nostalgia 🤌

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  13. Humtsoe Lotha
    Humtsoe Lotha says:

    Noodles with rice…- Takes me back where I was living a low life yet, I could get those wholesome flavours and textures of everything to filled up my poor stomach.
    I'd probably still love it…
    It was dang delicious and one who haven't tried it must try…. Just if you want to, add in some chilly flakes and some greens veg … ❤️❤️
    Love from Nagaland – Northeast India (Try watching Nagaland spicy food mukbang, you guys might get impressed or scared with what chilly we it as sides xD)

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  14. d k
    d k says:

    Too much soup for me. I make and eat it the same way, just less water. The liquid barely covers the noodles when I do it. Shin and Buldak are my favorite! Best flavor and so many variations imo. Thank you for sharing ✌

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