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Thursday, January 14, 2010

Instantized Ramen...

Day 72:

It's pretty amazing how far along instant ramen has come. I got hungry on my way home from work tonight and decided to pick up the instant version of Keisuke's Shrimp Ramen. I have yet to visit the actual shop in Baba, but it's next on my list.


Just add water and wait 4 minutes...


Once again, it's amazing how far instant ramen has come. Consider this late night craving satisfied.


Afterward, I snacked on some mayo cheese potato pringles. Yup, from pizza to hot dogs to pringles the Japanese love mayo and will put it on anything. Although I have yet to see it on ramen...please don't.


There will be a new special ramen on the menu at Ivan Ramen tomorrow. I'll post more info later, but feel free to come in and check it out!

7 comments:

  1. I think they have a branch in Tokyo station now, ichiban street or something... had it today, rather nice. But visiting the shop at baba would be special.

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  2. Wow...I don't know whether to be massively disgusted by the Pringles or to have my dad get a trip to Narita, have him bring them back, ground them up, use the "dust" to mix in with homemade dough and convection it for a new form of "panko", and then use it as a breadcrumb on some undetermined protein so I can sauté it in butter.

    hmmm...I have a sick mind...but my other thought is "agh you're eating like my brother." Please tell me that there were like a side of veggies and a piece of fruit that you didn't photograph, yes? And no the dyhydrated spring onions don't count...lol

    -LG

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  3. Let's see. What did I find at "Bargains In A Box" on N. Central Ave here in Chicago (U.S.A.)? An out-of-code [October/5/2009] cup labelled Panda Noodle™ Jumbo Cup Beef flavor. 2.46 oz | 70 g It was 50¢.
    It has a chili mix. It actually recommends putting it in the microwave for four minutes. Otherwise, add boiling water and let it sit five minutes. {This is the method by which I have cups of ramen.}
    I'm trying to see from where it is. It is made in China. It is licensed and distributed by One Up International, Inc.; Arcadia, CA. 91006
    I am going to consume this one of these days soon. The Bargains shop had a medium amount of these left. So if they're still tasty, I would be willing to go get more.
    Have you ever seen this brand?

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  4. Hey, is there paprika-flavored pringles in Japan? I came across that in Europe a few years ago and it's the *best* flavor!

    ...hmm...ramen-flavored pringles...that just popped in my head...

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  5. @Anonymous: Yeah I gotta hit up that Tokyo ramen street soon!

    @LG: Tell your dad to skip the pringles. They tasted like crap.

    @PudgyM29: I have not seen that brand. Let me know how it is!

    @edjusted: paprika-flavored pringles? haven't seen it yet. i agree, ramen flavored would be nice.

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  6. Hi Keizo,

    Did that Instant Ramen come with Chashu?! (O_o) Or did you add that yourself? :)

    I agree about Mayo Ramen: Please don't. :P

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