
A single block of instant ramen contains roughly 50 meters of noodles...the length of an Olympic swimming pool
If you were to unroll every single wavy strand in a standard pack of instant ramen, it would stretch out to about 50 meters (164 feet).

If you were to unroll every single wavy strand in a standard pack of instant ramen, it would stretch out to about 50 meters (164 feet).
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we’re feeling a little nostalgic in the office today... for a lot of us, instant ramyun was the very first meal we were ever allowed to "cook" by ourselves on the stove when we were kids.
what was your first core memory with it? who made it for you, or how badly did you mess it up—or perfect it—the first time you tried to make it yourself?
idk why but ramyun outdoors just hits different. This photo was taken during a camping trip, and somehow the smell and first bite feel better in the open air.
Camping, hiking, convenience store bench… anyone else feel this way?
| Just out of curiosity.. cup noodles, (kimchi?), random side snacks, maybe a soda on the side… What’s yours? |
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Growing up in Korea, this was one of those things a lot of kids tried at least once.
Crush the dry noodles, add a little soup powder, shake the bag, and eat it like chips.
It’s crunchy, salty, spicy, and probably not something your parents wanted you eating too often.
Did anyone else do this?
Hi everyone, we’re always curious about ramyun conversations, especially when people put their own spin on it, and Ryujin’s Shin Ramyun recipe caught our attention.
The less-water, stir-fry style with egg and melted cheese sounds simple but really good.
For anyone who has tried it, what was your version like? Did you follow it closely, or change anything?
What’s your favorite ramyun memory??
One memory we love is cooking ramyun at a Han River convenience store and eating it outside with friends on a cool night. Nothing fancy, just one of those moments that stays with you haha
Some people are all about the instant ramen. Some sip the broth as they go. Some keep going back for “just one more sip.”
Which one are you?
just curious what the desk setups are looking like tonight..
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