So, Honestly, How is my Ramen?

[lxskllr]

...but nothing compares to going to a ramen shop at 4 AM piss drunk :awe:

Well shit, that's hardly a standard of quality. There was a place near my drinking spot that sold 2 for a $1 hotdogs all night long. They were the best tasting dogs after you'd been drinking all night, but they were the bottom end in quality :^D

 

[gwai lo]

Anyone else think that instant ramen is way better than real restaurant ramen?

psh, real ramen >> instant ramen, but i haven't had bad restaurant ramen so i might be biased.

 

[ajajaj]

Follow that up with a bar of this for desert.

It was one of the items in Amazon.com's recent big chocolate clearance.

 

[Dumac]

That isn't ramen. It's shitty instant noodles in a bowl mixed with crappy flavoring.

Your "ramen" sucks, OP.

 

[Tiamat]

This thread needs more Ippudo.

 

[Kanalua]

spend a couple of bucks. Find some fresh ramen (not frozen and especially NOT dried). Then find a decent broth for the ramen (not dried, powder stuff...good stuff comes in a packet that is filled with liquid).

You get the right stuff (and no, it will not be in your local mega-mart, look for a Asian grocery store and be brave and adventurous) it will be the best bowl of ramen you've ever made at home, and you will wonder how you ate that bag of $0.10 piece of dried crap you once called dinner.

Add some sautéed beef sukiyaki (thinly slice beef) and onions...now you're talking ramen!

 

[ElFenix]

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/eating/2010/04/ramen_gone_wild.php

 

[gaidensensei]

We as asians have so much of that stuff it's like common food now . Restaurant quality/outside is another thing.

Just a course in another day's meal in the home though. There's been a lot of skepticism over consuming too much ramen is unhealthy in the holistic talks.