What's the best flavor of ramen

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AJM

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I am about to buy a bunch of ramen, what is your personal favorite? this is life changing
 

Snork Maiden

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Can't go far wrong with chicken ramen! Given how cheap it is though, buy yourself a whole load of flavours so you always have something different to try :)
 

antidonkey

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Shrimp. Most definitely shrimp. Just don't look at the sodium content.

There's only one flavor I'd put higher than shrimp but I don't know if they make it anymore. it's California Vegetable.

It's been years since I've had ramen. I have a spare quater, I should remedy that.
 

SilentCom

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I'm not really a fan of the packaged ramen. I do like the real stuff you can get in Japan. I remembered having shrimp wonton ramen. It was beyond great.

As far as my favorite packaged ramen, I don't really have one because they're all the same to me.
 

NeutralDrow

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Can't really go wrong with roast chicken or creamy chicken.

SilentCom said:
I'm not really a fan of the packaged ramen. I do like the real stuff you can get in Japan. I remembered having shrimp wonton ramen. It was beyond great.

As far as my favorite packaged ramen, I don't really have one because they're all the same to me.
Nothing beats the miso ramen I had over there (though I'll always be a bigger fan of kitsune udon), but the stuff here can get surprisingly good.

Only if you get the packages that are worth around $4 a bag, not the dime-a-bag Maruchan and Top Ramens, though.
 

leedwashere

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I used to think that chicken was the best, but then one day I accidentally got a bunch of beef ones. I now think that beef is the best. Haven't had ramen in a long time, though, as good as it is for the price, it just feels like slow suicide to eat it >.>
 

Toriver

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NeutralDrow said:
Can't really go wrong with roast chicken or creamy chicken.

SilentCom said:
I'm not really a fan of the packaged ramen. I do like the real stuff you can get in Japan. I remembered having shrimp wonton ramen. It was beyond great.

As far as my favorite packaged ramen, I don't really have one because they're all the same to me.
Nothing beats the miso ramen I had over there (though I'll always be a bigger fan of kitsune udon), but the stuff here can get surprisingly good.

Only if you get the packages that are worth around $4 a bag, not the dime-a-bag Maruchan and Top Ramens, though.
Personally, I prefer tonkotsu ramen, though if you want to count it as ramen, nothing beats chanpon!



Man, I miss living on Kyushu sometimes...
 

BoredDragon

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The best flavor is light brown dust. Btw if you snort that shit it will hurt like hell, but the entire following week every time you inhale through you're nose it will taste delicious :D
 

NeutralDrow

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Toriver said:
NeutralDrow said:
Can't really go wrong with roast chicken or creamy chicken.

SilentCom said:
I'm not really a fan of the packaged ramen. I do like the real stuff you can get in Japan. I remembered having shrimp wonton ramen. It was beyond great.

As far as my favorite packaged ramen, I don't really have one because they're all the same to me.
Nothing beats the miso ramen I had over there (though I'll always be a bigger fan of kitsune udon), but the stuff here can get surprisingly good.

Only if you get the packages that are worth around $4 a bag, not the dime-a-bag Maruchan and Top Ramens, though.
Personally, I prefer tonkotsu ramen, though if you want to count it as ramen, nothing beats chanpon!

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Man, I miss living on Kyushu sometimes...
Yeesh, I can't hate on the city, but it feels like Yokohama had about the most boring cuisine available.

Though I did like their specialty of okonomiyaki. Hiroshima-style used too much mayonnaise for my taste...unless I'm mixing those up. Haven't been there in three years.