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That would be "BEST Brand Ramen". :laugh:
Originally posted by: iamme
Shin ramen that i was talking about above. spicy and good.
Calorie(kcal) : 240
Carbohydrate(g) : 36(12)
Protein(g) : 5
Sodium(mg) : 1050(44)
Fat(g) : 4(20)
Dietary Fiber 1g(4), Sugars 2g
Originally posted by: DaWhim
haha, no. it is nissin noodle. we got a box of these. better than the crappy one you can from the american supermarket.
I love Indian Food. Theres this indian restaurant in Atlanta that has an all you can eat buffet for like 9 dollars. IT'S AWESOME!!! It's a 4-star restaurant too. Called Haveli, and the buffet is only on the weekends in the afternoon.Originally posted by: xEDIT409
Go to a Indian Restaurant, and ask for Maggi Noodles. That stuff is good. Get the "masala" flavor.
Originally posted by: dornick
i personally prefer the instant cup noodles with bits of fake vegetables and meat for a whole 35 cents. :disgust:
Originally posted by: BigJ
Maruchan! $1.00 for 10 packets on sale.
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
How much sodium is in those? How about msg? Usually that stuff has waaaay too much sodium...like 100% of the USRDA.
Originally posted by: BigJ
Maruchan! $1.00 for 10 packets on sale.
Originally posted by: iamme
Shin ramen that i was talking about above. spicy and good.
Ra-Udon i mentioned above too. more "expensive", but you should give it a try. noodles are not fried. the nutrition label says it's pretty low in fat too. also spicy.
Originally posted by: fritolays
Originally posted by: iamme
Shin ramen that i was talking about above. spicy and good.
Ra-Udon i mentioned above too. more "expensive", but you should give it a try. noodles are not fried. the nutrition label says it's pretty low in fat too. also spicy.
I'm korean and I've never had Ra-Udon in my life
I should try it out.. is it new?
I've never come across it.. lol
Originally posted by: iamme
goto an asian grocery store.
Shin-Ramen ("kimchee" ramen, i believe) is nice and spicy. it has a red packaging, so that might be the one you're referring to.
Fixed?Originally posted by: shilala
oodles of noodles rule-dles.